The book by Gene Sharp “From Dictatorship to Democracy” was written in 1993, it became a workbook on the organization of colour revolutions or, according to the author, ‘non-violent struggle’ with a state. Sharp calls discrediting power by mocking it as one of the methods of struggle, as well as by demonstrating its powerlessness. In Ukraine, this workbook was gone by, and now it is lived by.

In its desire to turn the education system into an organ of the Nazi propaganda, Ukraine has overstepped the mark, which has received a naturally negative reaction from Europe. This time, the law "On Education", adopted by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on September 5, 2017, was criticized by the Venice Commission, approving the expert opinion on the language provisions of the law.

The struggle of factions within the Ukrainian government, the pressure of American curators, the IMF's threats – this is the informational background of the Ukrainians' life. Another round of scandal was the removal of Sobolev from the post of the head of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Combating Corruption. 

After the 'Maidan', the rapid de-industrialization of Ukraine began. By the fourth year, the most sensible part of Ukrainian experts and politicians even began to understand that this is a road to nowhere. They talked about turning Ukraine into an agrarian country. 

It is no secret that the Ukrainian politicum is not independent but dependent on the West and, in particular, on the United States. The only thing the West could not foresee was the level of corruption, greed and foolishness of Ukrainian politicians. And this mistake of foreign curators is coming at a high cost now. 

The topic of the anti-corruption struggle in Ukraine has already bored to death not only Ukrainians, but also curators of the Ukrainian politum from the United States. And it's not just because the government is not able to create anti-corruption legislation, the problem is that in the 'independent', the fight is not really about corruption: 'anti-corruptionists' are fighting other 'anti-corruptionists', while bribe-takers are still free.

On December 3, a group of unidentified men in camouflage and balaclavas locked the building of NewsOne TV channel down. The President of Ukraine Poroshenko and the Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Avakov reacted immediately. Both did in Facebook.

In November, a petition appeared on the site of the Kiev City Council demanding that the monument to Prince Vladimir on Vladimirskaya Gorka has to be demolished. The authors of the appeal substantiate this by the fact that Prince Vladimir allegedly illegally came to power as a result of a coup d'état.

The subject of raiding has not come out of the news in Ukraine for several years. They seize everything: market places, shops, apartments, land property and entire enterprises. The invaders are “ATO” combatants, police, deputies, ministers and even the president of Ukraine. In any event, the accusations against the latter were brought by a figure of a loud scandal around the Zhitomir confectionery factory Igor Boyko.

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that to increase Ukraine's ability to protect its territorial integrity, the States had allocated $115 million. This, according to Tillerson, will help "end the war in Ukraine."