This is the kind of thinking that Euromaidan and Ukrainians in general are up against daily. It gives you an idea of the magnitude of the problem of changing the entire legal, judicial, religious, educational and state systems of government to true democracy and respect for human rights.
Ministry of Culture threatens Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church with lawsuit because its clergy participated in the protests. (photo of letter)
This was stated by the head of the UGCC Svyatoslav at a press conference on Monday, states “Svoboda” radio.
http://www.pravda.com.ua/news/2014/01/13/7009389/
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Kharkiv Governor Dobkin: “It’s a pity that Lutsenko wasn’t beaten more”.
He posted the video on Twitter of the bleeding #Lutsenko and wrote: “I looked at the video. That drunken idiot should have been beaten more. Maidan turns people into animals. Well done, ‘Berkut’!”
Journalists entered into a discussion with Dobkin and also “ran into a problem.” Journalist Anastasia Stanko chided the governor that he did not write anything about the victims of the terrible fire in Kharkov, but manages to criticize the opposition. Dobkin replied, “only your tribe can use someone else’s grief for PR. Visit your hero Lutsenko. Maybe you can find him sober and bring him a pickle.”
http://www.segodnya.ua/regions/kharkov/dobkin-ob-izbitom-lucenko-etomu-pyanomu-idiotu-eshche-malo-po-golove-dali-487909.html
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MIA says that protesters should be thankful they were not shot
“I stress that workers of the Police Escort Service were armed and had every right to use firearms during this period, because it was an attempt to capture the car”.
http://www.pravda.com.ua/news/2014/01/12/7009364/
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The Lugansk Deputy Governor dreams of shooting #Euromaidan (screenshots)
The Glory of Mikhail Dobkin haunts colleagues in Lugansk.
“And how am I worse! ” – thought Edward Lozovskii, first deputy governor of the Lugansk region, and wrote on Facebook that he is not against shooting protesters of Kiev, “like Zhukov in Odessa in 1946.”
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