Russian deliveries of gas to Ukraine need to be reestablished…

It was a rather classy move from Yuri Boyko. There is nothing wrong in getting cheaper gas for the people. Perhaps the most powerful PR move of this election campaign.

Boyko spoke with Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev on Friday in the meeting that was televised live on Ukrainian television. Boyko said he would like Ukraine to resume gas purchases from Russia, which should lower the skyrocketing utility bills for Ukrainians.

The very visit is rare for Ukrainian politicians these days, since any connections to Russia are largely regarded as toxic because of Russia’s annexation of the Crimean peninsula in 2014 and its ongoing support for separatists in the deadly conflict in Ukraine’s east.

I doubt the Ukrainian country bumpkins will get this, they wanna burn wood.

Sam Kislin is an American businessman, a Jewish immigrant from Odessa, and an Honorary Citizen of New York…

He invested a lot of money into Ukraine but fell out of favour with the Poroshenko regime:

It would seem, at least part of the US establishment is not very happy with the current powers that be in Kiev. I guess the Muricans are sensing Poroshenko is on his way out.

I uploaded this interesting piece of footage from FOXNews about Hunter Biden’s gig in Ukraine…

I understand that after two years of the Muller farce, the Trump administration is looking to counterattack. It would be interesting to observe if anything will come out of it.

The Prosecutor General of Ukraine has recently accused in an interview to The Hill, the US Ambassador of giving him a “not to prosecute list”:

“Unfortunately, from the first meeting with the U.S. ambassador in Kiev, [Yovanovitch] gave me a list of people whom we should not prosecute,”

The US State Department called Lutsenko’s claims a fabrication. Poroshenko gave the ambassador Jovanovich his full support, and Lutsenko said he is ready to resign. If this faux pas will cause the removal of sleaze such as Lutsenko, and his ugly wife, from the public sphere, it would be joy.

An older pre-Euromaidan photo of Lutsenko:

And what a farce it was…

Donald Trump may not be the only person, who has trouble building a wall…

On the other side of the World, in Ukraine, back in 2014, the then Prime Minister of Ukraine also promised to build a wall. This wall was to stop a Russian invasion that never came.

In the United States, I hear Trump is refused funding for the wall. In Ukraine $18 million was released, and Ukraine still hasn’t got any wall. Not that the people, who promised the wall are in any way bother about not delivering. The Soros funded, Denys Bihus, and his online show Nashi Hroshi, famous for their investigation into the embezzlement of funds in the military, published their investigation into where the money went. The video has English subtitles:

Volodymyr Viatrovych has an English language wikipedia page, he is the Director of the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance, and responsible for Ukraine’s Decommunisation and Decolonisation policies. 

The publication Obozrevatel published an interview with Viatrovych, where he said this about the new language law, and Ukraine’s language policy. Let me translate few of his statements:

To support the [Ukrainian] language without defending it is not possible in the current political situation. Not to defend the Ukrainian language would mean condemning it to a competition for which it is not ready. I always bring forth this kind of comparison. When out of all the sportsmen, one has his legs broken, and after that all of them are placed on the starting line, and they are told to compete, to have equal conditions for running. Unfortunately, the Ukrainian language is that sportsman with broken legs…

Viatrovich also thinks that the public, in the South and East in particular, will not rebel against this new language law. He says that he has heard very few protests to his Decommunisation and Decolonisation efforts. He said the removal of Lenin’s statues did not lead to civil war, and he thinks the public will likewise accept this new law and its implementation.

He says the re-Ukrainisation of Ukraine is happening now:

When we talk about re-Ukrainisation, we are talking about returning to Ukraine her Ukrainian facade. This Ukrainian facade, we can view it on several levels. Historical, here were are talking about Decommunisation and Decolonisation. Decolonisation on the level of language, here we talk about the Ukrainian language…

The term “re-Ukrainisation” does not apply well to the territories of the South-East, that is Novorossiya. Historically this territory, and any development on it, was connected to the Russian Empire, which conquered it and established cities there, and the Soviet Union which continued its development.

“Decolonisation and Ukrainisation” much describes the processes that have been happening in this area since 1991. The civilisation, established over there by the Russian Empire, and the Soviet Union is dying, and the Russian urban element over there is slowly getting replaced by the Ukrainian rural element. The renaming of cities in the South-East can, in fact, be likened to the renaming of Salisbury to Harare.

Peremoha means victory, or success…

Check out this publication from 2010…

See this post for another example of Poroshenko looting Russia for ideas.

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