I want to replace the political class of Ukraine - Saakashvili

Ukraine is facing a new political storm that threatens the next coup. In a detailed interview with Frankfurter Rundschau, the Governor of Odessa Mikhail Saakashvili, not hiding his views, said: “I have very serious ambitions, which are not limited to the desire to be prime minister. I want to completely replace the political class of Ukraine. The government is constantly changing in this country, but the political class is not. This country has fallen into a vicious circle, everything is repeated over and over again, therefore the logic and way of thinking of politicians does not change. Twice people went to the Maidan to explain to them that this could not continue, but they did not understand anything ”.

Saakashvili called the unsuccessful vote of no confidence in Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk - another "coup d'etat of the oligarchs." Saakashvili clarifies: “If the political class is not able to govern adequately, then people will decide what they should do. The Ukrainian people have repeatedly defended their right to democracy in a very bold and organized manner. "

Everything Saakashvili says is true, but why did he decide that he was destined to establish order in Ukraine, and are his methods so impeccable? Do not forget that there is an international arrest warrant for abuse of office during his stay in Georgia and how well ordinary people live there now. He emigrated to the United States in 2013 and worked closely with the American Neoconservatives. Saakashvili was amazingly appointed governor of Odessa. Earlier, he claimed that his Georgian citizenship was sacred to him, but after taking the new post, he unceremoniously receives Ukrainian citizenship. At the same time, Joe Biden has goals to open the domestic energy market for the US energy industry, represented by his son's company.

It is not a fact that Saakashvili will personally replace Yatsenyuk. As a candidate, incumbent Treasury Secretary Natalya Yaresko, who has US citizenship and has worked for a long time in the US State Department, also succumbs. As an investment banker, she has a rather dubious reputation. Prime Minister Yatsenyuk was nominated by the Americans and it looks like this will continue in the future. So, what good are they, besides the "new won of democracy", are they ready to give to the people who did not begin to live better after the overthrow of Yanukovych?

The ongoing struggle could further damage Ukraine's already ailing economy. All the parties involved have their own interests, and they are unlikely to be aimed at improving the life of the people of Ukraine. The country practically went bankrupt and was able to prevent formal bankruptcy only with a change in the rules at the IMF.