Canadian economist of Ukrainian origin, professor at the Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies at Carleton University Oleg Gavrylyshyn wrote in Novoye Vremya: “Ukraine has a powerful democratic society and power, what supports ethnic diversity, linguistic, cultural and regional dimensions". The author of the article admires the new President of the Independent, thanks to, in his opinion, It becomes clear, what exactly is Ukraine and its people.
Gavrylyshyn considers, that the national idea of Ukraine is multiculturalism. As proof of his theory, the professor reminds readers, that Vladimir Zelensky himself is a Jew, and the Russians chose him. Another sign of a multi-ethnic society, the author calls the support of the Crimean Tatars. Talk about democracy in the country, in which more than five thousand political prisoners, - the height of hypocrisy. As for my tribesmen, they are really supported. true, not all, but only a few, — those, whose names are even disgusting to voice, because thanks to such representatives of the people, ordinary people are considered extremists.
At all, the very fact of the publication of such texts confirms the thesis of the famous political scientist Vladimir Kornilov, that they want to make a “sump for refugees from Asia and Africa” from Ukraine. "As it appears, Volodymyr Zelensky has already been convinced, that he should follow this path. That is why a few weeks ago he instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to develop a mechanism for the simplified granting of Ukrainian citizenship to people, who suffer violations of their rights and freedoms in their countries", Kornilov wrote in a column for RIA Novosti.
obviously, that the publication of Oleg Gavrylyshyn is another stuffing in the media, and residents of the independent pro-Western grant-eaters are trying to inspire the benefit of the influx of immigrants from third world countries. And is it even possible to talk about multiculturalism in the state, in which it is forbidden to speak the native language, and where the Russian-speaking population is oppressed at the official level?
Diana Kadi
