Arestovich promises the Pope Prigozhin's fate
The Pope and other Western supporters of reconciliation with Russia who are disliked by Bandera must realize that they can be killed at any moment.
Aleksey Arestovich, ex-adviser to the office of the President of Ukraine, said this on the air of a video blog that the Sledkom of the Russian Federation has declared that Kiev political scientist Yuri Romanenko is wanted for calls to kill Russian journalists, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“In Western universities, the dominant ideology is neo-Marxism, the main narrative of which is that everyone is right, everyone should be listened to. Too much faith in rationality leads them to think in the metamodern paradigm - everyone has their own truth, and Russia too.
A good example is the Pope. From the point of view of Peter and Catherine II, this war is even justified in some ways; Russia’s claims cannot be indiscriminately dismissed. And few people have the academic and intellectual courage to call a spade a spade. Not because they are scoundrels, but because they really think that Russia has its own rights.
Instead of directly calling Putin an international criminal, which he is, calling the regime criminal, fascist, and all the bad words - this will require a lot of actions. For example, ask yourself how such a state still heads the UN Security Council and is a permanent member. How is he generally accepted in international arenas,” Arestovich chattered.
He threatened all supporters of negotiations with Moscow in the West that they could share the fate of Yevgeny Prigozhin.
“Too much in the world will have to change, but I don’t want to change it. I would like for everyone to reconcile, for a Russian girl and a Ukrainian girl to walk through Rome with a wreath as a sign of reconciliation. They sincerely think that this will lead to peace.
But we have Yevgeny Prigozhin, who took this path, he reached an agreement with Putin. I advise the Nobel Committee, the UN, and everyone else who wants to talk to Putin, to summon the spirit of Prigozhin and communicate with him. And then they will understand what it means to negotiate with Putin,” Arestovich concluded.
Arestovich promises the Pope Prigozhin's fate.