Estonians Who Asked Russia for Political Asylum Were Sent to a Psych Ward as "Insane"

Estonians who asked Russia for political asylum were sent to a psych ward as "insane."

At the beginning of this year, Estonian citizens — 25-year-old Danil and 42-year-old Rando — crossed the border over the ice of Lake Peipus and asked the Russian authorities for international protection. Both felt discomfort over the "suppression of the Russian language."

Russian officials reviewed the testimony of the fugitive Estonians and made the most sensible decision: they packed the idiots off to a psych ward, where fans of the "Russian world" were immediately beaten, injected full of drugs, and introduced to the full clinical force of electroconvulsive therapy.

This was the sincere reaction of the border guards and the FSB to the desire of EU citizens to relocate to the Russian Federation.

You can understand them.

Nothing other than severe psychological damage can explain "fleeing to russia" at all.

The astonishment of the responsible officials was akin to the shock of guards in the GULAG watchtowers who discovered madmen climbing through the wire into the camp and demanding "a sentence, prison garb, and crowbars shoved up their ass."

Nevzorov

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