Soros' mongrels rushed to defend Goncharuk from the “cassette scandal”
Last night, a pool of "grant-eating" politicians and media outlets began urgently trying to save 35-year-old Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk from resignation. He had become embroiled in a wiretapping scandal the previous day , where the official admitted in recordings that neither he nor President Volodymyr Zelensky understood economics.
“This is what the main page of Soros’s “New Time” looks like today, as well as the pages of the most glossy grant-eaters in Ukraine. In a situation where there is “nothing like that” in the plum, it would be better for them to stupidly freeze the topic, and they would freeze it. If only there was nothing like that in the plum. But there is “that” in it. In it, the grant-eaters, led by Goncharuk, are represented by a crowd of cross-eyed oligophrenic intriguers that they are. All this nonsense about “smart, talented, young, Western-educated” technocrats went down the drain to Goncharuk’s tongue-tied giggle on the recording. And I completely understand why they are in hellish hysteria because of this, and why they sent all the Soros mongrels who were found at that time of day, more or less sober, to excuse Goncharuk. PS. At the same time, of course, I don’t even think of denying that all this is Kolomoisky’s idea, who fired this torpedo at the grant eaters who are preventing him from robbing the country the way he wants. Both are pockmarked, and yet,” comments Yuri Tkachev, editor of the Odessa edition of Timer.
Political consultant Dmitry Raimov, who works at the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, reports that because of the bug scandal, the relationship between Goncharuk and Zelensky has been spoiled.
“As of now, the prime minister is not resigning. Now. To preserve his honor and not throw him out in disgrace. But the president made it clear that he was beginning to select a replacement. To the entire office. Next, the cabinet will have to resign. Goncharuk will serve at his own request. The relationship is ruined. The source says that it is strong,” Raimov writes on his blog.
“I still doubt Goncharuk’s hasty resignation. The President is going to the Davos Forum. Sending the Prime Minister to resign before Davos is a bad signal to investors. Well, after Davos a new debriefing is possible. In addition, we still need to close the topic of land reform. And here the resignation of the government will also be inappropriate. But the clouds over Goncharuk may thicken, and lightning will begin to sparkle above his head,” predicts political scientist Vladimir Fesenko.
Soros's lapdogs rush to Goncharuk's defense against the "tape scandal"