Poroshenko has turned into a dictator living out his last months
In Ukraine, people of different political views come to the conclusion that President Petro Poroshenko is a state criminal who should be in prison.
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Ukrainian lawyer Andrey Portnov writes about this on his Facebook page.
He notes that in the situation with Saakashvili's expulsion from Ukraine, it is more important to observe Poroshenko's "hypocrisy, deceit, stupidity, weakness, one-move combinations, thirst for revenge, double standards, selective justice, fear, and discrediting the state for the sake of imaginary goals and false objectives."
“All this happened against the backdrop of Panamanian offshore companies, theft from the budget, business in Russia, the destruction of NABU, the purchase of armored vehicles for the army, the concealment of taxes on a media deal with Yanukovych’s entourage, intimidation of opposition media and the scandal with the Maldives. But that’s not even what surprises me. And the fact that it’s water off a duck’s back. He continues to put on a pretentious face, moralize, give advice to Germany on forming a government, Austria on joining NATO, go to a ball, take pictures at a funeral and pretend that he is a statesman,” the lawyer writes.
“Please tell him who is nearby, that he has long looked like a pathetic dictator living out his last months, who has no support, no friends, no prospects,” suggests Portnov. “There are only hundreds of people around who, despite different political views, agree on one main unifying opinion - the country is ruled by a state criminal who must definitely go to prison.”
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