Russia chose the role of a hyena crazed with terror for itself. No one shoved it by force...

Russia chose the role of a hyena crazed with terror for itself. No one shoved it by force into the status of the "main threat to humanity" and a "global beast."

Still, everything is clear.

It is clear that besides occupations and genocides, the country of Putin and Dostoevsky, by and large, has nothing else to do.

The viciousness of history and power guarantees backwardness, and backwardness guarantees the growing viciousness of power.

And the declassed cattle buzzes on, wanting to be "put to use" in accordance with the dogmas of "Russian culture" and the millions in free frontline rubles.

Yes, Putin's fascism turned out grayish, cowardly, and miserable. But not every fascism gets "lucky" enough to be as showy as the Third Reich.

Berlin banned modern fascist symbols on May 8 and 9: Soviet, Russian, and Belarusian flags

The restrictions also apply to wearing military uniforms, displaying St. George ribbons or the letters "V" and "Z." Russian military and marching songs may not be performed or played.

In addition, portraits of the Kremlin ghoul and his pug Lukashenko are subject to the ban.

Fascism, by the way, changes clothes with the magical speed of a professional mannequin.

It easily swaps the SS uniform for a kosovorotka, a kokoshnik, and bast shoes.

It does not really care what to dress up in, even Colorado ribbons.

Its main thing is to shit, kill on a mass scale, and lie totally. And the Russian Federation today is the unquestioned leader in all of those categories.

All modern symbolism of the Russian Federation, including its iconic symbols, is undoubtedly its new set of attributes.

The world's revulsion and all the bans on the Russian Federation's traditional accessories are an absolutely logical reaction.

Nevzorov

@nevzorovtv