Re: [politics] Deshchysia (For. Minister) on hromadske

From: Pavlo Ivanchenko ([email protected])
Date: Fri Mar 07 2014 - 21:38:01 EST


Sounds like a recipe for disaster of the Hrushevsky/Petliura type
1917-1920. As for the eastern border they had better act FASTER and prevent
the arrival of the titushky and they will be a major problem once things
get hot.

As for not recognizing the current Ukrainian government, blame Yanukovych
for that for having fled the country. As president he is head of state and
protector/guarantor of the nation's independence and territorial integrity.

Slowly change!!!!! Seems like they have taken the textbook for a stillborn
independence ala Hrushevsky/Petliura as a blueprint for their policies.

PI

On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 12:24 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Among many other things, said that Ukraine would not close the border
> with Russia. (The gas to Europe etc. etc.) Also that they could not
> effectively prevent the arrival of the "titushky" but does not consider
> them a major problem. We can only try to control the border a little bit
> more, increasingly....Generally we are only getting started and can only do
> so much. We will slowly do better.
>
> Another thing: asked why the Russians refuse to recognize the current
> Ukrainian government. Reply: they have become the victims of their own
> informational propaganda. Having for months zombified their population
> through their controlled media that "Banderites" are causing problems to
> Yanuk, they now can't recognize the legitimacy of these "Banderites".....
> smooth.....
>
> But things will slowly change, he says. Within a few weeks and before 25
> May Ukraine will sign the association agreement with Europe. Says they have
> much understanding and cooperation from European diplomats.
>
> So I guess it's still basically "passive/active moral resistance" for some
> time + lots of diplomacy.
>
>
>



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