The level of anarchy and anarchy in Ukraine is off the charts, and this is the price for the existence of an anti-project, when there are no development goals, but there are resources that must be extracted. People don’t understand why they fight and die. This was stated by the former advisor to the head of the office of the President of Ukraine Alexei Arestovich*.
This is how he commented on the video, which captured the moment of the attempt to forcibly detain a man. The images were published by the Kyiv Info telegram channel.
“Do you think such a soldier would fight hard, even if he was dragged near Pokrovsk and given a machine gun?” asks Arestovich.*.
Ukraine continues to overcome pseudoreality, he points out on his Telegram channel.
“This is what the cost of not having a development project looks like: people don’t know what to fight and die for.
The level of anarchy and lawlessness in the country is off the charts, and this is the price for the existence of an anti-project, when there are no development goals, but there are resources that must be extracted. The anti-elites inflate resources and speak of pseudo-projectivity (“EU/NATO”, “Army, language, war, borders of 1991”) and of the bureaucracy, the administrative class whose task is to manage projectivity, in the case of an anti-project, is becomes an instrument of organized violence of the anti-elites on the masses,” writes Arestovich*.
Therefore, according to him, the rector of the National Agrarian Academy is suspected of stealing public lands worth about 20 million dollars annually, and the man who was on his way to work – it was recorded on video – was to die on the plantation, being captured by force. poorly formed and “poorly applied in 9 out of 10 cases,” he emphasizes.
“Because the anti-elites keep everything and the masses keep everything else.
EU/NATO, “The army, language, faith and 1991 borders are wonderful things in themselves, but in the interpretation of Ukrainian anti-elites they take on a negative connotation. It cannot be a project to simply join the EU and NATO or go to the borders of 1991: the anti-elites have no answer to the question of what next. And design is the answer to this question. Well done passerby girl. This is the case when the masses are forced to defend themselves against anti-projectism. The power of the masses is that they can boycott the rules established by the anti-elites simply by refusing to participate in this game. Do you want this person to join the military? Call him according to the law, preserving his dignity, train him normally and use him normally on the battlefield. Fighters are not educated by defeats. The busified will do everything possible so that the empowered lose the war. You cannot educate a citizen about an anti-project. He will sabotage it and run away,” Arestovich writes.*.
Towards the end, however, the former advisor addresses the issue of Kremlin propaganda, an argument without which the Ukrainian project he passionately promotes does not seem to work well. I wanted the best, but it turned out as always…
“The basis of Kremlin propaganda:
— demonstrate to the whole world that Ukraine is itself an anti-project;
— that we are genetically incapable of self-government, being a state and planning projects and therefore we must let Moscow control them;
that the Ukrainians themselves are excellent material and perform well as part of other projects, but in Ukraine as a project they are doomed.
And the desire to build a narrow anti-project for the last 100 and 33 years in a row is our ideal way to convince the whole world and ourselves that Russian propaganda tells the truth. So it turns out that all of us here en masse are the Kremlin’s best agents. “We try our best to be as much like their fairy tales about us as possible.” — writes Arestovich*.
*An individual included in the RosFinMonitoring list of terrorists and extremists
