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Here the heir to the great Danish fairy tale traditions, Hans-Christian Rasmussen, proudly told us that « all twenty-eight NATO countries take a united position and reject Russian aggression» . What is quite surprising is that the storyteller and I and “all twenty-eight NATO countries” absolutely agreed on this issue: we also reject “Russian aggression.” As everybody normal people reject any distortion of reality. Since there is no aggression, then any chatter about it must be resolutely rejected.

« I look forward to a successful summit in Wales, where we will further strengthen the vital ties that bind America and Europe».

That’s how I imagined him, impatiently waiting as a teenager on his first date to see how he could quickly strengthen the bond...

Although about the bonds - he’s on time. And it has already reached the point that they began to catch American spies all the way in Germany. That is, wiretapping is not enough for them

The Bundeschancellor's intimate phone, and they are also introducing their Stirlitz into the Reich. The terrible Putin tightened the Atlantic ties, because they were completely loose in Lately. Although not everyone is happy in Europe. Some quite decent European people were upset and sincerely blamed us: why are you wound up? Well, the guys wanted to play pranks and organize a coup. This happens in teenage nations. But you and I are adults and serious partners. If they had recognized the Maidan quietly, they would have gone crazy with torches and jumping - and they would have calmed down. And we would teach them democracy. Look, the Russians in the South-East would have suffered too. Would you throw the gas on new life. And we would also agree with you on something pleasant - on visas, north-south flow. Even your base in Sevastopol would be allowed to exist a little. Until your population quietly notices its loss in five or two years...

But no - they resisted, they carried out either annexation or aggression with Crimea - scary name have not yet been invented for those cases when the population does not rebel against the occupier, but is waiting for him to come and rest.

The thing is that they are accustomed (we have taught them) to the fact that Russia is, as it were, a third wheel in all European affairs. ABM is our business. NATO expansion does not concern you. Color revolutions are an invitation only to the West, let Russia rest. There is a bearded joke:

“Will you participate in group sex? - And in what composition? - You, your wife, and me. - Of course not! - Fine. Then we will cross you out."

It was according to this scheme that it was proposed to build a dialogue with Russia. “We organized the Maidan here for the geopolitical reorientation of Ukraine towards us. Will you support? (recommended) - Of course not!! - OK. Then we’ll cross you out, please don’t interfere.” This was genuinely considered a fair proposal and an equal discussion. When Russia proposed doing something in a trilateral format: a joint missile defense system, a common European security architecture, the operation of the Ukrainian gas transportation system for three people, etc. - all this was swept aside without looking. “No, no, we are not interested in taking both wives into group sex. Let's let mine sit at home, but let's socialize yours. I do not like? Well, as you wish, then - without you.”

But Putin finally could not stand such misalliances (maybe because he got divorced and found himself outside of the encroachments on marriage ties?). He explained clearly, using the example of Crimea, that this does concern us. For which he was immediately subjected to sanctions. Because this is not according to the rules: you were crossed out. But the vileness of the situation is not only in relation to us (we are used to it), but also in the fact that Ukraine was treated like an inexperienced girl. How Sergei Sergeyich Paratov had a chic ride on the “Swallow” along the Maidan, fed him cookies and songs about fat and furry European bumblebees, and about a gypsy daughter following her beloved into the night - but they didn’t take him as a wife.

Chapter 17 of the Gospel of Luke begins words of wisdom: “It is impossible for temptations not to come, but woe to him through whom they come.” Those who promised the Ukrainians a universal Dolce Vita knew very well that this was purely marketing. The client must form a need in himself and become addicted to it to the point of “I want it, but I can’t eat.” But for no apparent reason, Russia finally took it and reminded the confidants of depravity about God’s judgment. It’s not that they suddenly came to their senses and repented. It's all too neglected. Seduction is too much on stream. However, no longer with impunity and no longer quietly.

And do you know what our non-brothers envy most of all to themselves - not out loud, of course? Because we are practically alone in the world and we can easily send the almighty NATU with all its 6 fleets and “Storms in our pants”. That we don’t need to frantically look for someone to sell ourselves to at a higher price, or someone to lie down to in exchange for a promise to marry in the (well, very) distant future for (well, very) good behavior. For this right to be not a herd, but a shepherd, we fought for 2/3 of our history, but it was worth it. Because freedom is not only when there is a visa and continuous “Rain” on all channels. And this is when you don’t humiliate yourself into cookies from someone else’s hands for the ability to stand on your hind legs. Here someone was surprised - why did we give an agreman to the American designer of Maidanocracies? Tea, we don’t know why he’s coming here? Yes, that’s exactly why they gave it: we know, but don’t be afraid - let him go and try. We have enough problems, but they are of a different order. We have long grown out of our Ukrainian panties of faith in a kind uncle who, for no other reason than calls a girl for a ride in his big black car. That's it, good bye, the 90s.

I can’t imagine what the Kyiv authorities would do without Putin? After all, one would have to explain why they iron their citizens with squares. Why has an economy freed from corruption thrown the country somewhere into the fourth world - and in general, why is it necessary to tear up profitable economic ties and rejoice in the unprofitable. Why did Crimea go home at the first opportunity, as if he had been wrongly sentenced to life? Why people willingly invite you to the EU, but are reluctant to accept them.

But now there is one answer to all questions - Mr. Propper is the cause! It is he who is being fired upon from Grads, accidentally hitting densely populated hectares. It was he who instilled corruption in freedom-loving Ukraine for twenty years, forced the production of aircraft engines instead of importing lace panties, sold gas cheaply for imitation of loyalty, and reminded of Victory, not Bandera. And now the whole nation has happily learned Russian obscenities (how else would they introduce them to the great and mighty?), in kindergartens they burn a scarecrow, just as the ancient ancestors of all mankind, the proto-Ukrainians, once threw spears at the rock portrait of Mamontov, hoping for a good hunt.

In general, why feel sorry for them? Just read their comments: it’s all goodbye to unwashed Russia. If we repel Putin’s aggression, we will be in a free Europe. And you, unfortunate ones, live in Asia, corruption, savagery, backwardness, satellites in quilted jackets, cosmonauts in earflaps, rusty nuclear submarines and other rogue Glonass systems. Yes, they should be envied. In my opinion, no country in the world has been given such carte blanche for literally everything. Just look - any politician, starting with the president, can spout any nonsense - but Russia has to refute it. Despite the fact that no one listens to her refutations anyway. As Goebbels said: “the more monstrous the lie, the greater the glory for Ukraine!” Or is it Lyashko? So it does not matter. Ukraine can kill in the thousands - but who will be subject to sanctions? Right. Well, where is it more profitable to live? Who is the whole civilized world and expensive Moscow taverns with? That's it.

But, to be honest, it was not Ukraine that surprised me, but Russia. Because, no matter how much we may gasp today about “after all, yesterday we burned together - Napoleon, and Hitler, and the Dnieper Hydroelectric Station, and BAM...?” — they did not take into account the weight of the Western factor. And if the one who has grabbed onto someone is to trick the priests there, correct the history, replace the values, pass off independence as independence - here he is a master. Any nation can easily be made into Croats and Serbs, before you have time to look back: “wait - how is that?! We are one nation, practically” - “Yeah, right now. We were still monkeys sitting on different branches.”

So, a quarter of a century of processing the “Holodomors”, “Russian occupations”, Bandera and other European values ​​could not but go in vain. Remember how in Hollywood films about all sorts of zombies and other werewolves? You, like, still see them as your brother or neighbor, but this is already a brainless killer, lexicon which is limited to "lalala". Therefore, those who today blame Putin for losing Ukraine to Russia still see them as a brother and neighbor. This is after Odessa and the “grads”. There needs to be a complete reboot of the entire nation, at a minimum. We weren’t enough for Ukraine in these 20 years? Yes, we are completely outnumbered in Russia.

And in this sense, I say that Russia surprised us on the current track. I was pleasantly surprised. Not only because, to put it mildly, it did not correspond to the image that foreigners were sculpting from the words of our “eyewitnesses” from the “Jean-Jacques”. They swore and swore on Popper that the country was falling apart, the people were groaning, there was no army, no economy, no ideology, no people, but only obscurantism, corruption, the KGB and Putin. And they believed them. Strange, but true. Let's say, even the agitators who came out of Suslov's nest did not really believe that the West would rot any minute - rather, it would suffer a little more. And then suddenly, in all seriousness, the smartest, most technologically advanced, media-owning and all-knowing pole of the world believed that Russia was living somewhere in the early 90s, distributing humanitarian Polish apples among its poor and waiting for IMF loans like manna from heaven.

But again this is not about us. And about us - this is the reaction of the people. Yes, I say with full justification - the people. Because there are moments when the “shinarmass” turn into people. And this again! for the umpteenth time in history! - our would-be liberals did not feel it. They saw the government's manipulation of mass consciousness where something opposite happened: the government, rather, responded to the popular demand. The fact that seemingly indifferent people, killed by the damned 90s, corrupted or degenerate people, are suddenly transformed by the forces of unknown elements. No, this is not to jump, not to march with torches, not to demand the death of other peoples, not to adore the Fuhrer, not to fight and conquer. This is to become serious, sober, focused, businesslike. Our government has always known these moments with its tsarist-general-presidential instinct: when to listen, when not to falsify. When you have to forget your parlor French because the enemy speaks French. When suddenly it is more correct to address yourself as “brothers and sisters” rather than “comrades”. When we need to call for sanctions to be tolerated, because History is being made before our eyes. If Kyiv today is given almost limitless information space in order to say whatever it wants, then Russia has another, special privilege - to tell the truth. Today neither Kyiv, nor the State Department, nor Brussels have this privilege and true freedom. Those have a super task. A goal that justifies everything - from small forgeries to monstrous lies. And we can simply move into the genre of banal documentary, no comments, that same Klimov’s “Come and See” and Romm’s “Ordinary Fascism.”

No, this is not vindictiveness, not “on the Gilyak”. We remember everything that the previous arrival of European values ​​did on our land - but we did not blame it on one nation. We will also remember these terrible Ukrainian months. Not a single “hero” should remain unrecognized or forgotten. No one should have a chance to justify himself (and in his own eyes too) that he just wanted lace panties and European pensions, and not at all to kill Russians in the Donbass. Ivan Karamazov, in the heat of the moment, said that he rejected a world for which one only child had to be tortured. How many people do you have to kill to get a pass to Europe?

Oleg Odintsovsky

I don’t agree with everything in the article. But it is instructive. This is just the opinion of one journalist. But he is still not the GDP or even the Government. In particular, I am sure that there will be no return to the “good old days”. All. The train left.

“Now that there is some kind of truce and prisoners are being exchanged, oddly enough, there are more reasons for pessimism. But it is not connected with Ukraine or the prospects of Novorossiya. This, of course, worries us most of all today, but is purely derivative of the events higher order.

And that’s where bad things happen. First of all, the very fact that the United States, together with its European appendage, introduced their so-called sanctions against Russia precisely at the moment when there was some progress in the Ukrainian clinch.

Thus, everyone was given a clear understanding - whereas previously the demagogic justification for Western blackmail was: “with targeted sanctions to force Russia to change its policy towards Ukraine” (read: to allow the resistance to the Kiev regime to be finished off and not to interfere with the withdrawal of Ukraine in its entirety under Euro-Atlantic control).

Now everything has become much more frank: it doesn’t matter to us what happens there in this Ukraine of yours, sanctions should cause direct damage to Russia. And all these peacemaking glimpses in the conflict become just a hindrance. And therefore - alas - we can expect new bloodshed according to the old pattern: “the National Guards are shooting - the media will talk about the attacks of separatist terrorists - they will blame Russia for everything.”

Why did I talk about “so-called” sanctions? Because it’s time for us to stop falling for this bait of the West and call their brazen political and economic aggression against Russia with this decent international legal concept. The clear position of the main UN bodies is that official documents the term “sanctions” is used only in relation to measures taken by the UN Security Council on the basis of Section VII of the UN Charter. Everything else can be called “measures” or “countermeasures,” or whatever else their initiators would like. The West, by using the term “sanctions,” is deliberately deceiving both its own average citizen and the very world community.

Because:

a) An illusion of a certain legitimacy of these actions is created;

b) The military bloc of a specific grouping of states in the world is depicted as a kind of analogue of a neutral international organization such as the UN, which has the right to judge and carry out sentences against states that are not part of the group itself;

c) of course, the one who imposes “sanctions” cannot face any liability for his actions (after all, judges and bailiffs are not punished for passing sentences and carrying them out?). And any response by someone who is “sanctioned” is actually “resistance to justice.”

In fact, we are dealing with outright blackmail and racketeering, which is used by the most powerful entity international relations towards the weaker. More precisely, today this racket has already moved from blackmail and extortion to the stage of demonstrative beating.

Apparently, V. Tretyakov is right: “...this is a war, and not an economic one, but a political one. And in war, as in war: you either win or suffer defeat. And then the winner does whatever he wants with you. So the point has long been not about the jamon, but about whether or not Russia will lose its independence. And everyone who is against Russia’s victory, outside it and inside it, is its enemies.”

Therefore, we must prepare . Morally and financially. Will be worse. Not fatal, but unpleasant.
But the most important thing is morally.

Because a couple of decades of wild capitalism have disrupted very important connections in our society - solidarity, compassion, a sense of comradeship, the feeling that you are not alone and someone needs you.

The state cannot replace all this; paternalistic expectations are inappropriate here. When this is weakened, and there is a desire to profit from the crisis, raise prices domestic analogues“sanctioned” imported goods, etc.

It's like those taxi drivers who jacked up prices during the terrorist attack in Moscow.

But there were also those who carried for free. And lately there are more and more of them. This showed our readiness to help refugees from the burning Novorossiya . And this inspires optimism. It is these internal connections and threads that we must build up today in order to be ready for trials

And not to hold stupid marches in Moscow for the victory of someone else’s weapons, attaching a fig leaf of fake pacifism to this shame of yours.

There is another reason to think that we are more prepared for crises than our opponents.

I read an opinion the other day American expert, who compared our economy to... a cockroach. A rather primitive organism, but amazingly resistant to all stress and external influences.

That is, the well-known shortcomings of our economy that prevent it from being competitive in “ Peaceful time”, turn out to be its advantages under test conditions.

Another expert comparison, by the way: the Kalashnikov assault rifle is simple and cheap, but reliable. I’m not saying that this is something to be proud of, however, I believe that it is close to the truth. When Konchalovsky commented on his film, which received an award at the Venice Film Festival, he spoke in approximately the same vein: The West does not understand the Russian people at all. He doesn’t know that if the electricity and telephone are turned off here, then... nothing will happen.

Finally, third: we are by no means alone. The world is watching with bated breath our battle with the West.

And if the attitude towards Russia is everywhere from neutral to sympathy, then the West is frankly fed up with everyone.
Yes, there are US embassies everywhere that can provide the necessary votes at the UN to the delight of members of the “everyone is against us” sect. But the world has changed, and we are the ones who are changing it now much more than anyone else. Not for yourself, but for everyone. And they see it.

But with all that Ukraine is burning, these days there have been hints that the “direction of the main attack” is quite possibly not here at all.

This whole story with openly Hollywood - “in the diaphragm” - reprisals Islamic militants over the Americans we somehow It didn't cause a lot of noise. We see worse things in daily reports from the neighboring country. Meanwhile, for the average American, these things are much more important than any Ukraine or Russia. As it appears, Nobel laureate Obama urgently needed to bomb someone, and he is actively preparing for this.

I think that here, too, someone here has a desire to “play Afghanistan 2001” - to again support the next “ crusade“Washington, well, since we’re talking about obvious militants.

And then, well, at the right time, one of them spoke out against us, which greatly provoked Ramzan Akhmatovich. Well, in general, the usual threats against Russia and its troubled Caucasus are easy to read. Emotions can be understood. But there is no need to rush with them. Especially when it comes to such masters of production effects as the USA.

It looks like this is just another trap. I highly recommend reading, for example, Israel Shamir’s opinion on this matter in Izvestia.

It is absolutely possible that our silence (or even approval) regarding the US military operation in Syria may become an even more significant basis for easing the “sanctions” on us than our “exemplary behavior” in Ukraine.

With Ukraine, apparently, everything is already clear to them. There is no triumph there - no “triumph of will”, no triumph of European values, no triumph of any one winner . And it will be a long time, dear, a bleeding problem for Europe (for all of Europe, not just the EU), from which no one can benefit.

Everyone has already received everything that is possible: Russia - Crimea, the EU - a piece of Ukraine with floating dimensions, the USA - the crisis between Russia and Ukraine, as well as between Russia and the EU, Ukraine - the unification of the rest of the nation, cleared of “harmful impurities”, on a single idea “Beat the Muscovites - save Ukraine!” And then the determining factor will be the extent to which the players want to use Ukraine to solve more important problems in their relations with each other.

But the Middle East now seems to be much “hotter” and more important for the United States. And for Obama personally - to prove the presence of political testicles to his domestic accusers. And for the USA to remind everyone who is the boss of the world.

Europe is demoralized and clung to the United States in fear, Russia is occupied with Ukraine, China alone will not risk escalation - it’s time to return the old ones good times. Under no circumstances should we sleep through this, despite Ukraine, which Kerry is already prophylactically poking us into, so as not to interfere with the American Middle East adventure. But Russia is not a regional power. This is a fact that can and should be recalled."

Conflictologists teach us that “conflict is formed conflict situation plus the incident." In this case, the incident can be a cause (the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941) or a reason (the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in 1914).

The equipment unit says in this regard: “A provocative act on the part of someone who wants to quickly ignite the fire of conflict will not be a reason, but a reason.”

This is important: a provocative act is always committed by the one who most needs the war and, accordingly, the casus belli. Well, for example, like the famous Gleiwitz incident - a provocation organized by Heydrich, during which on August 31, 1939, SS men dressed in Polish uniforms seized a German radio station in Gleiwitz

The next morning, speaking in the Reichstag in military uniform, Hitler stated: “Tonight for the first time Poland fired on our territory using the regular army. We will return fire no later than 5.45.” Thus began the Second World War.

Perhaps in Wikipedia in 50 years there will be an article about how the FSB or GRU dressed their soldiers as the team of a Ukrainian armored personnel carrier that crossed the Russian-Ukrainian border. They also landed hundreds of troops at the Russian embassy in Kyiv, who shouted their “Glory to Ukraine - Hail to the heroes!” and destroyed the diplomatic mission.

But for now, we will stick to the classic version: provocations are committed by those who need a reason for war more. If the Poles COULD and knew, they would, I think, certainly prevent the Gleiwitz episode so as not to give Hitler a reason to attack Poland.

If the Kyiv authorities WANTED, they would definitely stop the vandalism of either young people enraged by the continuous brainwashing, or professional provocateurs, or FSB special forces with a special assignment from the Kremlin - in this case, it makes no difference.

The inaction of the authorities does not just speak, it speaks for itself: they are begging Putin to attack.

Why do they need this? After all, these are coffins, blood, probable military defeat and the actual departure of Novorossiya.

These are the considerations:

1. They are ready to give up Novorossiya, but in the “South Ossetian” regime - in a battle against the superior forces of the “aggressor” with his total condemnation by the “world community”. This is not as embarrassing for Kyiv as not being able to cope with the militia and continuing to produce peaceful victims every day, which even Psaki and CNN will soon notice.

2. The long-awaited casualties among the civilian population due to the fault of Russia will finally occur. After all, this is exactly what both Kyiv and the West are sorely lacking today. It is impossible to present either regular Russian special forces soldiers or killed Ukrainian civilians.

And these two propaganda lacunae poison their lives worse than any Nona.

3. They are convinced that Russian army will not go to Kyiv. How I didn’t go to Tbilisi. It will beat the equipment, be sure to catch non-combatants and gain a foothold on the borders of Novorossiya, preparing for a barrage of information attacks from the West, for problems both at home and with local population, of which more are expected than in Crimea (therefore, by the way, in the area of ​​Russia’s future responsibility it is logical to cause as much damage to the infrastructure as possible, which is being done through the efforts of the junta’s aviation and artillery).

These are my superficial assumptions. I propose to think about it soberly and without getting too personal and about their female ancestors.

I still believe that if the GDP decides to enter an active phase, it will under no circumstances be when the necessary incidents are so carefully handed to it on a silver platter. Precisely based on his “weak” and other alpha qualities.

But if (when?) this happens, he will not need any reasons. Because there are already enough reasons.

Oleg Odintsovsky

It's a shame, of course. Everyone prepared popcorn, waiting for some Yashin or Nemtsov to force himself into the hands of a riot policeman again, so that the picture would look more heroic. Quite a lot of them came out for fair elections. Not very much against war anymore. No one came out against Putin at all. Not because it’s forbidden - they would just enjoy it. And not because the Tyrant trembles - with his “Crimean” percentage. And not even because they would beat him: again, there would be a welcome heroism in the diaphragm. But there was, on the contrary, a reasonable suspicion that they would NOT beat him. And if they beat you, it will NOT be THOSE who should: not the riot police, but passers-by. And the riot police would have to defend - and “this is some kind of shame,” as Shvonder would say.

But do you know who suffered the most from the absence of the freedom-loving public at the protocol event near the Kremlin walls? TV channel "Russia 1". After all, the insidious plan of the Kiselevites was to secretly use the militant extras as a promotion for their series “Demons” based on Dostoevsky of the same name. For, as they say, a better illustration of the eternal relevance of Stavrogin-Verkhovensky in our latitudes cannot be imagined. But this audience Once again demonstrated that it is absolutely impossible to rely on them. Leader Yarosh was also convinced of this, calling for guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines. He also rightly expected that his Moscow friends would be the first to respond to the call. And they openly ditched him too.

However, this, of course, does not mean that the “forces of Good” are completely disgraced and scattered. Otherwise, it’s true that Fyodor Mikhailovich would not have read so freshly today: “Well, look - how it’s written about our days!” Here the other day, one of their regular “round tables on December 12” or “oval chair on March 32” produced an absolutely brilliant mistake according to Freud. This rounded piece of furniture proudly “declares that we are obliged to use all opportunities to prevent a national catastrophe in Russia” (!!!) http://www.echo.msk.ru/blog/satarov/1320972-echo/. That's right - “Russia”. It turns out that Russia itself, as a phenomenon and a fact, is for them a catastrophe that must certainly be prevented. There's no better way to say it, I think.

Well, for now, in the absence of a live picture, let’s watch a demonstration of “Russia’s best forces” on TV, in the series “Demons”. In Dostoevsky’s original, Shatov says about them: “ They would be the first to be terribly unhappy if Russia somehow suddenly restructured itself, even in their own way, and somehow suddenly became immensely rich and happy. Then they would have no one to hate, no one to spit on, nothing to mock! There is only animal, endless hatred of Russia, ingrained into the body..." No, definitely - an eternal book.