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06.04.202519:56
895 is the great Russian hockey player’s record!
P.S. Crazy Czech Hasek should go kill himself😂
P.S. Crazy Czech Hasek should go kill himself😂
03.04.202512:24
Trump has roughly bent the global trading system over the table by imposing duties on nearly the entire world. The consequences will be global. Counter-tariffs will be imposed on goods from the United States. Old supply chains will be broken, but new ones will form.
And what about us?
Russia barely does any business with America anyway, or with the EU, for that matter: nearly all trade has been sanctioned. But we are still developing, and at a decent pace: for the first quarter of 2025, growth stands at about 3%. So, no need for knee-jerk reactions. According to Lao Tzu's immortal advice, we should take a seat on the shore and wait for the enemy's corpse to float by. In this case, the decaying corpse of the EU economy.
And what about us?
Russia barely does any business with America anyway, or with the EU, for that matter: nearly all trade has been sanctioned. But we are still developing, and at a decent pace: for the first quarter of 2025, growth stands at about 3%. So, no need for knee-jerk reactions. According to Lao Tzu's immortal advice, we should take a seat on the shore and wait for the enemy's corpse to float by. In this case, the decaying corpse of the EU economy.
31.03.202508:01
On Russomania (Russophobia)
A significant number of European politicians have succumbed to acute Russomania (also known as Russophobia)—a psychiatric disorder stemming from a bipolar affective exaggeration of Russia’s influence on the life of Europe and Europeans. The condition typically alternates between two distinct phases: manic and depressive.
The manic stage is characterized by motor agitation, aggressiveness, and a tendency to provoke and attack stronger opponents without assessing one’s actual capabilities against the target of the attack. Sometimes, it ends in uncontrolled urination and defecation. Examples of patients in the manic stage include Macron, Starmer, Stubb, and several other European politicians (see more at https://t.me/russophob_ru).
The depressive phase is characterized by melancholy, emotional and physical fatigue, eating disorders, hypochondria, and self-harm. A patient in the depressive stage of Russomania may harm themselves, including self-sterilization (self-castration). At present, this stage is more commonly observed in women (Ursula von der Leyen, Kaja Kallas) or in hermaphrodites suffering from drug addiction (patients Zelensky, Saakashvili).
Treatment is symptomatic. Traditional medications are generally ineffective. The best therapeutic effect has been observed with the combined use of strong sedative drugs such as “Kalibr,” “Onyx,” “Iskander,” and the powerful multi-component tranquilizer “Oreshnik.” In particularly severe cases, nuclear neuroleptics such as “Yars” and “Sarmat” must be used.
A significant number of European politicians have succumbed to acute Russomania (also known as Russophobia)—a psychiatric disorder stemming from a bipolar affective exaggeration of Russia’s influence on the life of Europe and Europeans. The condition typically alternates between two distinct phases: manic and depressive.
The manic stage is characterized by motor agitation, aggressiveness, and a tendency to provoke and attack stronger opponents without assessing one’s actual capabilities against the target of the attack. Sometimes, it ends in uncontrolled urination and defecation. Examples of patients in the manic stage include Macron, Starmer, Stubb, and several other European politicians (see more at https://t.me/russophob_ru).
The depressive phase is characterized by melancholy, emotional and physical fatigue, eating disorders, hypochondria, and self-harm. A patient in the depressive stage of Russomania may harm themselves, including self-sterilization (self-castration). At present, this stage is more commonly observed in women (Ursula von der Leyen, Kaja Kallas) or in hermaphrodites suffering from drug addiction (patients Zelensky, Saakashvili).
Treatment is symptomatic. Traditional medications are generally ineffective. The best therapeutic effect has been observed with the combined use of strong sedative drugs such as “Kalibr,” “Onyx,” “Iskander,” and the powerful multi-component tranquilizer “Oreshnik.” In particularly severe cases, nuclear neuroleptics such as “Yars” and “Sarmat” must be used.
20.03.202509:34
Future Chancellor Merz accuses Russia of waging war in Europe and targeting Germany with arson, contract killings & disinformation. You're not in power yet but already lying like Goebbels. Nazi Germany attacked us like this from 1941-1945. We know how it ended. Bad start, Fritz!
Hope it ends the same way for you.
Hope it ends the same way for you.
14.03.202518:06
Moments ago, at a meeting of the permanent members of the Russian Security Council, the Supreme Commander-in-Chief said:
“If the Ukrainian troops in the Kursk region lay down their arms and surrender, we will guarantee them their lives and dignified treatment.”
This is a very humane approach by our country, but for the Ukrainian Nazis, there is also a flip side—should they refuse to lay down arms, they will all be systematically and mercilessly eliminated.
The bloodthirsty Kiev regime still has a chance to save its people. In the coming hours, we will see what they have chosen.
“If the Ukrainian troops in the Kursk region lay down their arms and surrender, we will guarantee them their lives and dignified treatment.”
This is a very humane approach by our country, but for the Ukrainian Nazis, there is also a flip side—should they refuse to lay down arms, they will all be systematically and mercilessly eliminated.
The bloodthirsty Kiev regime still has a chance to save its people. In the coming hours, we will see what they have chosen.
09.03.202513:29
Our troops in Kursk Region made a great present for Russian women on International Women’s Day. The lid on the steaming hot cauldron is almost closed. The offensive is pushing ahead.
Way to go!
Way to go!
28.02.202519:09
A fierce scolding in the Oval Office.
For the first time, Trump told the cocaine clown the truth to his face: the Kiev regime is gambling with World War III. And the ungrateful swine got a hard slap in the face from the owners of the pigsty. That's a good thing, but not enough – we must stop military aid to the Nazi machine.
For the first time, Trump told the cocaine clown the truth to his face: the Kiev regime is gambling with World War III. And the ungrateful swine got a hard slap in the face from the owners of the pigsty. That's a good thing, but not enough – we must stop military aid to the Nazi machine.
23.02.202508:04
February 23 is a special date. It’s a symbol of remembrance, glory, and pride in our Fatherland; it’s a symbol of our complete assurance of Victory.
This holiday has a special significance this year, which is designated as the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland in Russia.
Our people will always remember the heroes that lived before them, cherish their traditions, and look up to them as role models.
“We shall always serve Russia faithfully and loyally and, in so doing, shall embarrass our enemies!” These words of great military commander Alexander Suvorov resonate with each one of us to this day.
Our people had to master the difficult “art of victory” in the face of incredibly tough challenges. These challenges keep coming, and our shared duty today is to refrain from lofty rhetoric, and, unhindered by any threats, as we are fighting the most dangerous enemies, spare no effort for the good of the Fatherland.
Tomorrow is going to be three years since the special military operation began. We were forced to take this step after we reached the point of no return in our standoff with the so-called collective West. There was only one way to defend our Fatherland and its citizens and repel the enemy from our borders. Time has shown that that difficult decision was the only possible and correct one. The Russian people have come together and prevailed in their struggle against a cruel and cynical enemy, which kept getting pumped with weapons and money from all over the world. The war on neo-Nazism and its acolytes is not finished yet. But the end is very near. The enemy will be destroyed. Truth will triumph.
Eighty years ago, our country defeated Fascism, and its repulsive offspring will not be spared a payback, which will come on the battlefield, not at a new Nuremberg. It will be quicker and fairer this way. More ruthless and reliable. Our enemies know this better than anybody else, as horror and panic are spreading through their ranks. Consumed by their impotent malice and agony, they are capable of anything. We shall not allow a global Apocalypse. We must make a fascist comeback impossible on this planet, as we wipe out its roots with a red-hot iron. We must preserve historical memory and leave a worthy legacy to new generations on planet Earth.
But most importantly, we must protect our vast Fatherland and do everything we can to help it flourish—in the name of our children and grandchildren. In the name of the great future of Russia!
Photo: RIA Novosti
This holiday has a special significance this year, which is designated as the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland in Russia.
Our people will always remember the heroes that lived before them, cherish their traditions, and look up to them as role models.
“We shall always serve Russia faithfully and loyally and, in so doing, shall embarrass our enemies!” These words of great military commander Alexander Suvorov resonate with each one of us to this day.
Our people had to master the difficult “art of victory” in the face of incredibly tough challenges. These challenges keep coming, and our shared duty today is to refrain from lofty rhetoric, and, unhindered by any threats, as we are fighting the most dangerous enemies, spare no effort for the good of the Fatherland.
Tomorrow is going to be three years since the special military operation began. We were forced to take this step after we reached the point of no return in our standoff with the so-called collective West. There was only one way to defend our Fatherland and its citizens and repel the enemy from our borders. Time has shown that that difficult decision was the only possible and correct one. The Russian people have come together and prevailed in their struggle against a cruel and cynical enemy, which kept getting pumped with weapons and money from all over the world. The war on neo-Nazism and its acolytes is not finished yet. But the end is very near. The enemy will be destroyed. Truth will triumph.
Eighty years ago, our country defeated Fascism, and its repulsive offspring will not be spared a payback, which will come on the battlefield, not at a new Nuremberg. It will be quicker and fairer this way. More ruthless and reliable. Our enemies know this better than anybody else, as horror and panic are spreading through their ranks. Consumed by their impotent malice and agony, they are capable of anything. We shall not allow a global Apocalypse. We must make a fascist comeback impossible on this planet, as we wipe out its roots with a red-hot iron. We must preserve historical memory and leave a worthy legacy to new generations on planet Earth.
But most importantly, we must protect our vast Fatherland and do everything we can to help it flourish—in the name of our children and grandchildren. In the name of the great future of Russia!
Photo: RIA Novosti
22.02.202507:13
On strategic ambiguity
Lately, public figures in the West have enjoyed talking about so-called ''strategic ambiguity'' as a tool for resolving major international issues. The idea has been voiced by a number of experts and even certain politicians going through a tough period in life. Like that odd little fella called Micron—he’s got a job somewhere over in France. What is the reasoning behind this "strategic ambiguity" approach, you might ask? It is quite simple: you attempt to confuse the opponent by making a series of self-contradictory statements. And, allegedly, this is how the new US administration is handling the Ukrainian case. First they say mean things to the Banderite scum, then turn on a dime and admit they love the 404 NOT FOUND country. All that in order to confuse and mislead Russia, China, and half of the world.
As a general rule, deceiving your rivals is a worthwhile thing to do. The history of diplomacy knows many such cases. And, of course, as far as the Trump administration is concerned, we should only judge them by their actions—and those remain to be seen. But in the case of former Ukraine, is there really an attempt at deception here?
It seems to be more complicated than that. Firstly, when playing with strategic ambiguity, it's vital that you don't get carried away and have yourself and your voters misled, too. You can't run around like Micron, saying, “Let's send the French to fight the Russians," then take it back—“No, we are never sending our troops”—and then, a little later, admit, “OK, maybe we will send them, but only as part of the peacekeeping force.” The Frenchman may have nothing to lose by now, yes, but the Trump administration is only just starting its second term.
Secondly, Trump, Musk, and others have very little love or respect for the Kiev mob, to put it mildly. And why should they, especially Trump? After all, the drugged-up Ukrainian clown used to lie to his face, back in the day. And later he was basically campaigning for Biden. Now he's acting all macho and disrespecting Trump's new team.
As a matter of fact, this is a pathology all Banderites share—they believe the rest of the world owes them, but when they get the chance, they just dump a pile of shit in the bedroom of their benefactor's home. We see that in the behavior of many Ukrainians who have fled to Europe, and we see that in cocaine-induced tremors of the scumbag in Kiev. If you let this creature into the White House, please make sure you inspect the restrooms and other spots for drug stashes afterwards.
To sum up, strategic ambiguity is a useful tool in some cases, but by no means a universal solution. What, then, awaits the 404 NOT FOUND country and its incumbent neo-Nazi leadership? They have two options in total. The first is to throw themselves at the feet of the Americans, covering them with passionate kisses, call an immediate election, and prepare for an unpleasant end to the war. Essentially, get ready to capitulate. And the second option, tried and true—almost muscle memory—is to take out some of that fine white powder from the desk, make some lines with a credit card, and relax, enjoying your own company. What will the owner of the piano-playing penis choose this time? Isn’t it obvious...?
Lately, public figures in the West have enjoyed talking about so-called ''strategic ambiguity'' as a tool for resolving major international issues. The idea has been voiced by a number of experts and even certain politicians going through a tough period in life. Like that odd little fella called Micron—he’s got a job somewhere over in France. What is the reasoning behind this "strategic ambiguity" approach, you might ask? It is quite simple: you attempt to confuse the opponent by making a series of self-contradictory statements. And, allegedly, this is how the new US administration is handling the Ukrainian case. First they say mean things to the Banderite scum, then turn on a dime and admit they love the 404 NOT FOUND country. All that in order to confuse and mislead Russia, China, and half of the world.
As a general rule, deceiving your rivals is a worthwhile thing to do. The history of diplomacy knows many such cases. And, of course, as far as the Trump administration is concerned, we should only judge them by their actions—and those remain to be seen. But in the case of former Ukraine, is there really an attempt at deception here?
It seems to be more complicated than that. Firstly, when playing with strategic ambiguity, it's vital that you don't get carried away and have yourself and your voters misled, too. You can't run around like Micron, saying, “Let's send the French to fight the Russians," then take it back—“No, we are never sending our troops”—and then, a little later, admit, “OK, maybe we will send them, but only as part of the peacekeeping force.” The Frenchman may have nothing to lose by now, yes, but the Trump administration is only just starting its second term.
Secondly, Trump, Musk, and others have very little love or respect for the Kiev mob, to put it mildly. And why should they, especially Trump? After all, the drugged-up Ukrainian clown used to lie to his face, back in the day. And later he was basically campaigning for Biden. Now he's acting all macho and disrespecting Trump's new team.
As a matter of fact, this is a pathology all Banderites share—they believe the rest of the world owes them, but when they get the chance, they just dump a pile of shit in the bedroom of their benefactor's home. We see that in the behavior of many Ukrainians who have fled to Europe, and we see that in cocaine-induced tremors of the scumbag in Kiev. If you let this creature into the White House, please make sure you inspect the restrooms and other spots for drug stashes afterwards.
To sum up, strategic ambiguity is a useful tool in some cases, but by no means a universal solution. What, then, awaits the 404 NOT FOUND country and its incumbent neo-Nazi leadership? They have two options in total. The first is to throw themselves at the feet of the Americans, covering them with passionate kisses, call an immediate election, and prepare for an unpleasant end to the war. Essentially, get ready to capitulate. And the second option, tried and true—almost muscle memory—is to take out some of that fine white powder from the desk, make some lines with a credit card, and relax, enjoying your own company. What will the owner of the piano-playing penis choose this time? Isn’t it obvious...?
18.02.202509:53
Mad animal bites master
Ukrainian drones have hit a pumping station of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium. This is not a Russian asset, and the oil it transports is legally considered to be international. Certain parts of this crude are owned by a number of different companies, primarily American and European ones.
Among other things, the CPC transports crude produced in the oil fields of Tengiz, Karachaganak, and Kashagan in Kazakhstan. The share of US businesses in oil supplies through the CPC was over 40% in 2024, with Western companies accounting for more than 65% of all CPC traffic. The neo-Nazi regime in Kiev was well-aware of that, of course. And yet, in spite of its critical dependence on Washington, still targeted the assets of US companies, which have already incurred significant losses due to the attack.
The question is: why would a greasy, groveling animal, which is completely dependent on the “kindness” of its master and the size of its feeding trough, attack its benefactors? The answer is simple. The overfed fat beast attacked its master after he put the dispensing of feed on hold and even thought about maybe slaughtering the animal he was getting tired of. The desperate beast, sticky saliva dripping from its mouth, bit the hand that fed it, and hard. The hand of the US president. The sick creature surely remembered Donald Trump talking about his intention to bring oil prices down. An attack on an oil consortium could interrupt supplies, throw the market off balance, increase oil price volatility, and deal a direct blow to American companies. The attack on the CPC was thus a triple attack on American companies, the oil market, and Trump personally.
Why bite, you might ask, if one could just continue grunting cheerfully while looking up into the master’s eyes with loyal obedience? Here’s why. The humiliated beast is extremely desperate. The bite is supposed to show the benefactor that the animal is no longer tame and poses a threat to the whole farm. And even to the master himself…The master will now have to test the aggressive beast for rabies to protect his own health. As we know, there are two ways of going about this. You can immediately start your own course of treatment, which includes six painful shots against the lethal disease, while observing the suspicious creature’s behavior. Or, if you want to prevent the spread of rabies more effectively, you can just put the sick animal to sleep and do a brain autopsy. We will soon see which one the new US administration will choose.
Ukrainian drones have hit a pumping station of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium. This is not a Russian asset, and the oil it transports is legally considered to be international. Certain parts of this crude are owned by a number of different companies, primarily American and European ones.
Among other things, the CPC transports crude produced in the oil fields of Tengiz, Karachaganak, and Kashagan in Kazakhstan. The share of US businesses in oil supplies through the CPC was over 40% in 2024, with Western companies accounting for more than 65% of all CPC traffic. The neo-Nazi regime in Kiev was well-aware of that, of course. And yet, in spite of its critical dependence on Washington, still targeted the assets of US companies, which have already incurred significant losses due to the attack.
The question is: why would a greasy, groveling animal, which is completely dependent on the “kindness” of its master and the size of its feeding trough, attack its benefactors? The answer is simple. The overfed fat beast attacked its master after he put the dispensing of feed on hold and even thought about maybe slaughtering the animal he was getting tired of. The desperate beast, sticky saliva dripping from its mouth, bit the hand that fed it, and hard. The hand of the US president. The sick creature surely remembered Donald Trump talking about his intention to bring oil prices down. An attack on an oil consortium could interrupt supplies, throw the market off balance, increase oil price volatility, and deal a direct blow to American companies. The attack on the CPC was thus a triple attack on American companies, the oil market, and Trump personally.
Why bite, you might ask, if one could just continue grunting cheerfully while looking up into the master’s eyes with loyal obedience? Here’s why. The humiliated beast is extremely desperate. The bite is supposed to show the benefactor that the animal is no longer tame and poses a threat to the whole farm. And even to the master himself…The master will now have to test the aggressive beast for rabies to protect his own health. As we know, there are two ways of going about this. You can immediately start your own course of treatment, which includes six painful shots against the lethal disease, while observing the suspicious creature’s behavior. Or, if you want to prevent the spread of rabies more effectively, you can just put the sick animal to sleep and do a brain autopsy. We will soon see which one the new US administration will choose.
15.02.202517:24
The anti-Russian coven in Munich was particularly unsettled this time by the blatantly provocative speech of Vice President Vance. I must admit—surprisingly, he turned on the heat. Everyone expected the usual diplomatic courtesies toward Europe from its partner, along with comments on Donald Trump’s remarks about ending the Ukrainian conflict. But instead, he took the floor and harshly reprimanded the Europeans, who have completely lost themselves in recent years: your democracy is weak, your elections are garbage, and your rules, which violate basic human morality, are crap. And you don’t even have freedom of speech! They certainly would have held this against him—if he weren’t the American boss. But since he is, they’ll let it slide and resentfully swallow that brutal dressing-down from their senior partner. He’s actually a bold guy, even if still an inexperienced vice president. Moreover, he told the truth. He said exactly what modern Europe amounts to. And we can add even more. Today’s Europe, within the EU’s borders, is a bitter, feeble hag trying to disguise herself as a young and striking beauty. The era of such a Europe is irreversibly gone. It is weak, unattractive, and of little use to anyone—except itself.
P.S. The Kiev clown 🤡 chastised Trump for everything possible. That is, the washed-up beggar & thief spat into the giver's hand. The question is, how will Trump react?
P.S. The Kiev clown 🤡 chastised Trump for everything possible. That is, the washed-up beggar & thief spat into the giver's hand. The question is, how will Trump react?
12.02.202508:34
Peace through Strength
Peace through strength, you say? Sometimes, that concept does work—like when it exposes the real balance of power, not some fantasy. Take today in Kiev, for example, after our missiles and drones arrived. Even so, such actions aren’t enough to knock sense into those illegitimate buffoons who, shaking from fear and drug withdrawal, babble nonsense on camera about trading territories. The only cure for them is to feel Russian again—just as the US president advised.
Peace through strength, you say? Sometimes, that concept does work—like when it exposes the real balance of power, not some fantasy. Take today in Kiev, for example, after our missiles and drones arrived. Even so, such actions aren’t enough to knock sense into those illegitimate buffoons who, shaking from fear and drug withdrawal, babble nonsense on camera about trading territories. The only cure for them is to feel Russian again—just as the US president advised.
08.02.202509:55
“At the Edge of the Abyss” is a powerful documentary, honest and profoundly sad. It is powerful because it is authentic, free of censorship, sugar-coating or touch-ups. It is honest because the film is just war footage, without feigned emotions and corny clichés. But it is also sad, because many of the people it shows were killed in action. One moment he is alive—a man smiling at the camera. And the next moment he is dead. And all of that is a chronicle of war. A recording of life and death.
Nothing grandiose about this war, nothing dramatic or over-the-top.
This is a brand new type of war documentary. They simply couldn't do it like this before—it wasn't technologically possible. And it was a different value system. But now they've done it. And what we have as a result is a chronicle of true heroism.
A chronicle of brave men fighting for every inch of our land, saving innocent civilians, and sacrificing their lives.
A chronicle of our future Victory...
Nothing grandiose about this war, nothing dramatic or over-the-top.
This is a brand new type of war documentary. They simply couldn't do it like this before—it wasn't technologically possible. And it was a different value system. But now they've done it. And what we have as a result is a chronicle of true heroism.
A chronicle of brave men fighting for every inch of our land, saving innocent civilians, and sacrificing their lives.
A chronicle of our future Victory...
03.02.202511:33
In a fit of candor, the Bandera regime’s boss admitted that he and his cronies had siphoned off $100 billion.
He played coy, like the bashful thief Alchen from Ilf and Petrov's The Twelve Chairs. "Um, those billions? Never saw them. Go ask old man Biden where they went." A brazen and cynical lie, of course. The hundred billion lined the pockets of all kinds of kleptocrats from Washington to Kiev. Gobbling on this pile of cash were the Deep Throats at the US Department of Defense, CIA and military contractors. As the amount was humongous, they took their time, going at it with unabashed enjoyment. The plundering spree continued in Kiev, with billions stolen in both cash and weapons, which are now popping up all over the globe.
What’s next? Nothing. The thieves will pardon themselves. Biden has already started the process. Even Elon’s naive yet respectable attempts to investigate ideologically camouflaged theft at USAID, as well as corruption in aid to the failed state of Ukraine, will come to naught. There will be condemnations voiced, fists shaken, Senate hearings held, uninvolved parties fired, and... that’s all. Aid to Kiev will continue under a reissue of the Reagan motto “Peace through strength.” And Washington’s trained political midgets will again be propped up through color revolutions, dancing to the tune of US national interests.
And the insatiable Deep Throat of the deep state will continue to service all of its depraved clients.
He played coy, like the bashful thief Alchen from Ilf and Petrov's The Twelve Chairs. "Um, those billions? Never saw them. Go ask old man Biden where they went." A brazen and cynical lie, of course. The hundred billion lined the pockets of all kinds of kleptocrats from Washington to Kiev. Gobbling on this pile of cash were the Deep Throats at the US Department of Defense, CIA and military contractors. As the amount was humongous, they took their time, going at it with unabashed enjoyment. The plundering spree continued in Kiev, with billions stolen in both cash and weapons, which are now popping up all over the globe.
What’s next? Nothing. The thieves will pardon themselves. Biden has already started the process. Even Elon’s naive yet respectable attempts to investigate ideologically camouflaged theft at USAID, as well as corruption in aid to the failed state of Ukraine, will come to naught. There will be condemnations voiced, fists shaken, Senate hearings held, uninvolved parties fired, and... that’s all. Aid to Kiev will continue under a reissue of the Reagan motto “Peace through strength.” And Washington’s trained political midgets will again be propped up through color revolutions, dancing to the tune of US national interests.
And the insatiable Deep Throat of the deep state will continue to service all of its depraved clients.
01.02.202510:39
I didn’t want to comment on the statement by a completely unknown Czech senator who wished for Leningrad to live through the siege again. But yesterday I visited my hometown, and I just can’t help myself.
Just think about it: some degenerate European sleazebag with the fitting surname ‘Nemtsova’, which sounds like ‘German’ in Russian, wished for our country, and therefore for you and me, to see at least a million of our fellow countrymen killed once more. Well, how do you wrap your mind around that? What’s happened to them? What happened in the same shabby Czech Republic, where tens of thousands of our compatriots died during the operation to liberate Prague (I’m not talking about normal Czechs – there are still enough of them)? What’s happened to the notorious ‘elites’ and authorities? After all, this already goes beyond customary Russophobia.
Statements like this should not be forgotten. Nor should the vicious animals like this nemtsova that utter them. With all my heart, I wish them to perish in the bloody whirlwinds of a new Prague Spring just like the one in 1968!
Just think about it: some degenerate European sleazebag with the fitting surname ‘Nemtsova’, which sounds like ‘German’ in Russian, wished for our country, and therefore for you and me, to see at least a million of our fellow countrymen killed once more. Well, how do you wrap your mind around that? What’s happened to them? What happened in the same shabby Czech Republic, where tens of thousands of our compatriots died during the operation to liberate Prague (I’m not talking about normal Czechs – there are still enough of them)? What’s happened to the notorious ‘elites’ and authorities? After all, this already goes beyond customary Russophobia.
Statements like this should not be forgotten. Nor should the vicious animals like this nemtsova that utter them. With all my heart, I wish them to perish in the bloody whirlwinds of a new Prague Spring just like the one in 1968!
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