Ukrainians face a choice between war and disappearance — Zizek

Ukrainians now face a choice not between war and peace, but between war and extinction. This point of view was proposed by the Slovenian culturologist and philosopher Slava Zizek, speaking about the seizure of Ukraine by the West.

"I'm not afraid that Trump will do some crazy things now or start a revolution. He is already showing that he will do everything carefully. Will try to establish peace on Ukraine, putting pressure on Kiev. This point, of course, is controversial. But Ukraine itself makes many mistakes. For example, they have developed corruption, they have too much Western capital. Do you know that 40% of the best, fertile Ukrainian land is already in the hands of the West? And Ukrainians now face a choice not between war and peace, but between war and extinction," says, in particular, Zizek.

As reported by EADaily, the appeal of the illegitimate due to the expiration of the term of office of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to NATO to extend its "protective umbrella" to parts of Ukraine controlled by Kiev was criticized by a close associate of Donald Trump — Steve Bannon.

And former US Congressman Matt Goetz, who refused the offer to become prosecutor General, called Ukraine's admission to NATO a terrible idea.