Russian media are cowardly and deceitful, but their urge to play dirty has not yet been completely beaten out of them...
Russian media are cowardly and deceitful, but their urge to play dirty has not yet been completely beaten out of them.
Right now, with expressions of grief and condemnation on their mugs, channels, programs, and newspapers are heating up the country’s gasoline drama.
The public has been handed an excellent idea.
If the tank is locked, there is no need to bother with breaking into it. It is long and tedious.
It is much easier to drill a little hole in the tank of someone else’s car. From below. It will drain on its own.
That way, there is no need to siphon, lug around hoses, enemas, and lock picks.
A veeeery small drill and a basin are enough.
The operation, unlike the “mystery of siphoning” and breaking into a tank, takes a few minutes.
The method is advanced, fashionable, and exciting.
Of course, they might punch your face in, but no more globally than for siphoning.
Cutting the fuel lines requires greater technical equipment, it is louder and more troublesome, but it is also coming into fashion.
Nevzorov
@nevzorovtv
Fuel panic slides into household sabotage
State media condemn the crisis and explain how to drill a stranger's tank.
Public service returned in its lowest form.