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Yes I know about him, and will say his chocolate and cakes really are good. I dare to say better than krasnii oktyabrOriginally Posted by Alex_krsk
Yes it was against corruption. Do you know who Poroshenko was in Yanukovich's govmnt? Minister of economy- Irony. or...
There one more question - what neo-nazism has to do with anti-corruption movement. Main slogans of maidan, amongst the others, were: "Москалiв на ножi", "Москаляку на гiляку" e.t.c. And these started long before january 2014.
But besides all these, the main point is - it's so freaking familiar!!!!! The copy of russia in 90s!!! Exactly the same schedule : Protest => Some die and become heroes => coup detat =>extreme corruption growth => extreme poverty growth => war
The slogans on the Maidan persists, along with the tents :/
It is familiar, in fact people even want a "strong" leader like Lukashenko for stability. And I think the word stability means much more in the mind of the east than the west. There have never been really good candidates there for president, well, in my opinion ONLY (I didn't read that anywhere)
