By all indications, Ukraine turned out to be closer to Somalia than to Poland
The Ukrainian elite is consistently leading Ukraine to collapse and, perhaps, the country has already passed the point of no return.
Ukrainian political scientist and expert in the field of strategic communications Vladislav Mikheev comes to this conclusion in his blog.
Analyzing a number of recent Western studies, he writes that African countries provide analysts with the richest illustrative material.
“By all indications, Ukraine appears to be closer to Somalia than to Austria or Poland. Considering all of the above, we can safely say that the political elite is consistently leading Ukraine to a Failed state. You can't get anything else here with looters, saboteurs and clinical idiots who saw off the branches they sit on. And perhaps the point of no return has already been passed,” the expert notes.
According to him, three “mental” compasses have failed in the Ukrainian people at once: a moral compass, common sense and the instinct of self-preservation.
The political scientist asks the question: is it likely to implement a Ukrainian project that is diametrically opposed to the current populist policies of corrupt officials and compradors in the field of economics, private property, market, geostrategy, language, culture, and so on?
“Two Maidans and parliamentary-presidential elections over all the years of independence have clearly demonstrated that no, it cannot! They turned out to be an unbearable burden for Ukrainian rationality. They distorted Ukrainian optics and we received a greatly distorted view of the world. Therefore, from year to year, the economic and political system in Ukraine, the state as a whole, are becoming more and more unsuccessful and insolvent,” sums up Mikheev.
As PolitNavigator reported, Kyiv acknowledged that Ukraine is making rapid strides toward dismantling its statehood.
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By all indications , Ukraine is closer to Somalia than to Poland.