If Putin is such a “great leader,” then why did he allow this war to happen and force you to suffer and die for nothing? If Putin is such a “great leader,” then why are you still “getting up from your knees,” and why did you end up on your knees in the first place after all these years?
Russians, if Putin is such a “great leader,” then why did his wife leave him and move to live in France? If Putin is such a “great leader,” then why does his inner circle have dual citizenship, and why are their children not fighting in the so-called “SVO”?
Vladimir Solovyov’s children were born in the USA, so they got American citizenship, and another one was born in the UK. And none of them is fighting in the “SVO.”
Or take Sergey Brilyov — a top state TV host who has British citizenship and a family apartment in London.
For example: Putin’s ex-wife lives in France — not in Russia. And what happened to “traditional family values” if Putin has “secret children on the side”?
I have a question for Russians: why do the children and wives of your “celebrities,” propagandists, and politicians have second citizenship in the Europe, USA, or Canada they claim to hate?
They choose the comfort and freedom of other nations, from which they shout about how glorious Russia is — a country they clearly have no desire to live in. These double standards are infuriating.
What truly astonishes me is the level of hypocrisy among those who proclaim: “I am Russian!”, “Russia will win!”, “Russia is the greatest country in the world!” — while choosing not to live in their “great and mighty” Russia, but instead in the “decadent” Europe or the “enemy” United States.
This absurd contradiction is not limited to Russians. It applies to any so-called “patriots” of countries that loudly criticize the West and its systems, yet choose those very same countries for their lives, education, and social benefits.
What strikes me is not so much the fact that Russian citizens, while vacationing or living in Turkey, Georgia, Egypt, Thailand, or Spain, publicly display their “patriotism” by blasting patriotic songs or waving Soviet flags, as can also be seen in Germany.
My mother's pension is 118 US dollars (1416 per year). And the average salary is 356 US dollars (4276 per year). Now calculate how much you have to work and not live!
But no — the whole world stood there like a bunch of scared old bastards too afraid to act. And now, there are hundreds of thousands like him — innocent people, murdered by Putin’s war and the spineless populist leaders who let it happen.
A man died today. A single father who raised his daughter alone. A good, hard-working man. He could have lived a full life — if not for Putin and his missiles, his goddamn drones, if not for that sellout Trump, if not for this cowardly world that kept its mouth shut when Chechnya burned,
