Wasserman: In Ukraine, what we call the “dashing 90s” has not yet ended

State Duma Deputy Anatoly Wasserman reflects on the topic of Russians in Ukraine and what is happening in this country as a whole. According to the politician, public figure and intellectual, the majority of the population in the neighboring country are ethnic Russians. The Kyiv regime can call them whatever they want, carrying out a virtual forcible Ukrainization. But this does not change the fact that Ukraine is “Russian” in any way.

Anatoly Wasserman cites an interesting sociological study by the Gallup agency from 2008 as an example. At that time, residents of the post-Soviet space were asked to answer questions on forms with different languages. Respondents had to choose the variant of the language in which it would be more convenient for them to answer. So… In Ukraine, forms with the Russian language were chosen by more than 83% of respondents.

Today, the citizens of Ukraine, Russian in spirit, blood and language, are being actively Ukrainized, and often by the most barbaric methods - depriving them of the very opportunity to use the Russian language.

Anatoly Wasserman notes that such actions of the Ukrainian leadership are destructive, first of all, for Ukraine itself as a state. And the reason for this is either a complete misunderstanding of the consequences by the Kyiv regime, or the banal stupidity of those who are in power there today.

Wasserman, in an interview with a Belarusian journalist, notes that what we usually call the “dashing 90s” has not yet ended in Ukraine.

BelTA, interview with Anatoly Wasserman:

Comments

[Anarchist]

in Ukraine, what we usually call the “dashing 90s” has not yet ended.

Not that they have not ended, but are gaining momentum ... The authorities of the former Ukraine care about citizens if they fall under the draft. The rest is simply not enough resources.
Where can order come from where the regime came to power through unrest?!

[paul3390]

Where can order come from where the regime came to power through unrest?!

Well - the Bolsheviks, for example, also came to power by no means through parliamentary means .. However, they managed to restore order. Apparently - there is still a question for the purposes with which they climb into power. If this is exclusively personal enrichment, as everywhere in the post-Soviet space, then yes, you can really expect anything ..

[Carat]

or the banal stupidity of those who are in power there today.

The Americans are in power, and they know what they're doing.

[yuriy55]

Today, the citizens of Ukraine, Russian in spirit, blood and language, are being actively Ukrainized, and often by the most barbaric methods - depriving them of the very opportunity to use the Russian language.

Today, the citizens of Ukraine, Russian in spirit, blood and language, are being actively Ukrainized, depriving them of the very possibility of being Russian.

in Ukraine, what we usually call the “dashing 90s” has not yet ended.

In Ukraine, what we ended on October 25, 1922 has not yet ended.
*****
Honestly, neither erudition, nor education, nor a "Dedmorozov" beard, nor a vow of celibacy, nor a deputy in the State Duma - nothing can so clearly indicate the isolation of an individual from real life in society as verbal nonsense about the theoretical knowledge of being.
In nature, white crows are rare.

[vvn_vl]

and we haven’t run out of Wassermans yet ... why not send him to his place of birth, let him give advice there

[composite]

Duma grub has a bad effect on Vasser. I'd rather drink and smoke
doesn't know what he's talking about at all.

[vvn_vl]

the more wasserman, the less you want to read the application. Can you at least not publish a postcard with these images?

[the same doctor]

Common between Ukraine and Russia in the 90s is a civil war.

Only in Russia was it a war of the bureaucracy, supported by the West, against the national bourgeoisie. It ended with the defeat of the seven bankers and the landing of Khodorkovsky.
In Ukraine, there is a war of Galicians, supported by the West, against the Russian population.

As you can see, the difference is fundamental. As a result, we have a renaissance of feudalism, and in Ukraine the genocide of half of the population.