My assumption is that there is a global geopolitical plan.

Facebook archive. First published on 2022-06-12.

In connection with recent events, I have had a strong motive to conduct a certain critical analysis of what we (the state of Ukraine) are doing wrong. My rhetoric is aimed at supporting people and the military, while the criticism will be aimed at the authorities and immature fellow citizens. This is armchair expertise; my point of view may not coincide with yours, and that is normal. I am ready for discussion, and if you want, you can always try to convince me otherwise. I value and respect everyone's opinion, therefore I guarantee tolerance on my part. The only thing I ask is that we remain within the bounds of cultured communication and express our position calmly.

1. I do not understand why 8 years ago there was not such support from the world as there is now; I also do not understand where the world was with its support during the war in Yugoslavia, Chechnya, Georgia, and when Aleppo was being destroyed?

My assumption is that there is a global geopolitical plan. More precisely, it appeared shortly before the acute phase of the war in February, and possibly earlier. In it, Ukraine became the staging ground for the implementation of this plan, and every choice was taken away from us. Hu#lo attacked, and his desire is not annexation, but the complete destruction of Ukraine. Even if his original plan had worked, all of us would have been destroyed, as the USSR did, but even more brutally and cynically.

The cynicism of the West and the USA is off the charts: instead of entering into direct confrontation with Russia with the help of NATO, which, by the way, was created to protect against the former USSR (read: Russia), the democratic world wanted to solve the Russian question with Ukraine's hands, with the lives of our people.

2. Arestovych (a crooked quote): We knew about the start of the war, but then panic would have begun and we would have had to drive tanks over our own people.

3. Why is the sky still not closed?

4. Support for Ukraine's economy.

I do not remember the full name of our compatriot who specially came from America because he is a patriot. In an interview he said that he had given up a great salary in America and did not want to teach there, but wanted to administer the financial aid from the West and the USA. And he said that finances should go only through the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, which he agrees to head, because again, he is a patriot. The level of financial aid to Ukraine is off the charts; all I hear about is billions of dollars every month, and sometimes every week.

And where is the help from the state? 200 euros if you paid taxes as an individual entrepreneur, donated blood, paid Akhmetov for gas, liked the president's post, and hopped on one leg while orienting yourself toward Bankova? Why do Poland, Germany, Ireland, and so on pay our citizens 300 euros or more every month, while Ukraine pays once, and only under conditions? And what about the banks? We lowered your interest rates, we took away your credit limits, our exchange rate will pleasantly surprise you. Is it nothing that there is Article 617 of the Civil Procedure Code:

A person who has breached an obligation shall be released from liability for breach of the obligation if they prove that this breach occurred as a result of accident or force majeure.

5.Lawlessness of military enlistment offices and rear-service personnel.

How our warriors preserve their inner strength to fight the Russian forces in these conditions, I simply do not understand. A deep bow to those who truly fight and defend in this state mess. Where is the information on where to turn in case of lawlessness by arrogant rear-service personnel? Where is the military police, where is the military court?

Why am I writing all this? What is it needed for now? Because it is not stamps that need to be chosen in Diia, but information must be provided for everyone: where to turn if something happens, what to do if something happens, who can help if something happens, and so on. The vector needs to be shifted from the PR of bubočka and internal squabbling toward supporting people and the country as a whole. This war is for a long time, so without support we may collapse simply from fatigue and lack of hope.

And we should attract as many friends and allies as possible to our side, not set conditions for them and demand that they respect our culture and language. A few words about the laws of the Cossacks and about our culture, so that even when we demand, we understand exactly what:

COMMANDMENTS OF THE COSSACKS:

1. Honor and a good name are dearer to a Cossack than life.

2. All Cossacks are equal in rights.

3. All Cossacks and your people are judged by you.

4. Serve your people faithfully, not leaders.

5. Keep your word; a Cossack's word is precious.

6. Honor elders, respect old age.

7. Hold to the faith of your ancestors, act according to the customs of your people.

8. Perish yourself, but rescue your comrade!

9. Be hardworking, do not be idle.

10. Protect your family, serve as an example to it!

All Cossacks were equal regardless of origin, culture, and citizenship; what mattered was adherence to the same values and the desire to be a Cossack, sharing and defending these values. Tolerance toward other cultures and peoples is our culture; defending the people, not leaders, is our culture. Equality is our culture. Freedom is our culture. (http://www.kozatstvo.net.ua/ua/publications/uk_r.php?d=a&i=739)

The dominance of a person with a weapon at a checkpoint or in a state position is not our culture. Aggression toward our own is not our culture; only war, and not caring about anything else, is not our culture. I am ashamed to speak about the elementary values of our culture that every Ukrainian is obliged to know.