Daily Stormer
March 26, 2014
It almost feels like Jews are slightly overrepresented in post-coup Ukrainian politics.
I wonder why that is?
From Haaratz:
Ukrainian Jewish businessman Vadim Rabinovich has announced his candidacy for president of Ukraine in the May elections.
Rabinovich, 61, the owner and co-founder of Jewish News One and co-chair of the European Jewish Parliament, made the announcement during an interview Tuesday for the Vesti.ua news website and online radio service. Rabinovich holds an Israeli passport, and has lived in Israel, according to Ynet.
In the interview, which Rabinovich posted on his Facebook page, he said Ukraine should become a neutral nation, with a small professional army based on the Swiss model and a regional administration similar to the German federal system.
“There is no need for 26 areas,” he said in reference to the regions that make up Ukraine.
Rabinovich also called for canceling value added taxes, which he said “turned into a tool for power to feed itself.”
He said transparency in government would encourage investments that would help Ukraine recover economically following months of political turmoil that began in November and worsened an already acute financial crisis.
According to newsradio.com.ua, Rabinovich submitted his candidacy for the May 25 elections at the Central Elections Committee and spoke to reporters outside the building.