
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security, People's integrity comes first of State's integrity in Ukraine!
BEFORE THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTIONS ON OCTOBER
26TH: LET'S ABOLISH THE REQUIREMENT TO ADOPT €URO
FOR BECOMING EU MEMBER STATE, IN ORDER TO
CONSENT UKRAINE TO CHOOSE WHICH EUROPE (THE PART
WHO WILL) TO JOIN, NOT TO FOLLOW A YET LOST
INTEGRITY OF THE STATE, BUT TO PREFER A CIVIL
SECESSION IN ORDER TO AVOID A CIVIL WAR!
The
first and last edition of this petition had supported the
Hope of the
heroic pacific demonstration in Kiev’s Maidan
Nezalezhnosti
(Indipendence
Square) that
Ukranian People
now call Euromaidan!
The
undeniable success of this second civil unrest (after the
so-called
Orange
Revolution) were
in front of us: suspended out
of borders the President Viktor
Yanukovych, whose majority had
written some illiberal laws like
limitation to
pacific public
demonstrations and internet debates, now abolished
without
EU intervention, instead necessary not for inner democracy
but for exterior appeasement.
The
problem now is the
exasperation of the Eastern part of
the country,
that years of government by the Party of Region had
irreparably
divided from the Western part of that we rightly follow
to call
Ukraine. It is unimportant that the party of the ex-President
isn’t
on power, because the
East’s regions and Crimea gave
clear signs of popular will to
federate with Russia, after a
decade in which the Party of Regions had permanently devided the
country in almost two States, enhancing the previous secular
divisions.
Before
the next general elections on 25th May (the same
date of the EU
Parliamentary elections!)
the duties of
European authorities, the Catherine Ashton (our already
experienced chef of diplomacy in Syria)
and Štefan Füle (otherwise
centre-slavish-speaking), were:
1)
to help
People in Ukraine who feel and think to be part of
the European
Union,
2)
to avoid every escalation with consequences to not only
our import of gas but also our tourism from Russian
Federation, which refuses the borders of Budapest
Memorandum in 1994, because Crimea was given to Ukraine
by a drunken Chruščëv in 1954;
3)
and
not to follow a yet lost integrity of the State, but to
prefer a more pacific secession!
Now, the priority of the new High
Representative for Foreign
Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini
and the next
Commissioner
for the Enlargment and European Neighbourhood
Policy is:
to allow the Ukrainians electing their Verkhovna Rada to really
choose, without financial pressure, their European future!