Destructive Eurointegration: Farmer's goods will be banned in Ukraine from 1 January

On January 1, meat, milk, cheese, that are sold in food markets, will be outlawed. The ban comes into force, according to "EU integration" package adopted by the Council last summer: Ukrainian farmers will have to hand over the meat and milk to the special centers, the development of which does not financed by state yet.

In practice, the introduction of the provisions of this law can prohibit farmers to sell meat and milk products produced in private households. Farmers also will not be able to sell in food markets and food industry enterprises. An even worse situation for buyers. Normal homemade food products would be impossible to buy by normal price according to forecasts. Police will get new work - to press the farmers, it will provide more corruption in in this area.

2 billion UAH, that`s the amount Ukraine need to create reception points for agricultural products. It`s quite large money for the current Ukrainian budget.

Some experts believes that the ban will create the ground for social revolt. Farmers are scared. "It means literally that I have to pour out milk, that my eight cows gave me" - Oleksiy Ivanchenko, small farmer from Poltava region is indignant.

The economic dimension of European integration is beneficial for representatives of big business primarily. But many segments of small and medium businesses may suffer from association with the EU. Farmers primarily.

Bulgarian EU experience is so demonstrative. EU membership didn't save Bulgarians to solve a number of social and economic problems. Instead, there were new problems, the destruction of agriculture is one of them.

Ukraine will be forced to integrate into the global economy in colonial terms until we will come to the national state and will abandon the oligarchic regime. In particular, it concerns the law, that will take effect from 1 January 2015, that makes new problems for Ukrainian village. "not only a producer of commodity grain, not only the producer of raw materials for the local food industry" but also "an unique, effective system of all material and spiritual sustenance, national human-creative and national-protective system, formed by millennia" (Basil Ivanyshyn).