Foreign vatniks decided to remind everyone they exist...

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Foreign “vatniks” decided to remind everyone they exist. For a long time they kept fearfully silent, but now they have lost their fear. The vatniks are rude and frenzied; they are waiting for Russian tanks in Madrid-Berlin and openly yelling about it.

It is hard to say what exactly clouded the vatniks’ minds right now.

Undoubtedly, foreign vatniks live by Russian television. And these days it is white-hot with malice. The television set flashes

with despair and black forebodings.

But at the same time Russian TV is swaggering and feeding viewers Putin’s lies about “incredible successes.”

Perhaps it is all about an overdose of Russian propaganda and that very “accumulation of feelings.”

It should also be remembered that “vatnikhood” — aggressive Russo-Sovietness — is the only “bioprogram” hammered by upbringing and propaganda into the brains of people abroad.

Take that away from them, and only chunks of human meat on little legs remain.

It is precisely “vatnikhood” that gives foreign vatniks the pleasant feeling of having a “rich inner world,” unity with the distant motherland, and all sorts of “Pushkins-#uyushkins.”

This completely deprives them of adequacy.

Permanent residents and residence-permit holders, as well as expats, are generally incapable of integrating into the West.

They categorically want to remain “Russian” and rage because Russia has “stopped being feared and respected.” Earlier, “Russianness” was conditional capital, but now it is pure shame.

All this together provokes a sublimation of cave-mindedness, aggressiveness, and the rest of that “little birch, little splinter” stuff.

The spectacle is, of course, vile, but after the defeat and collapse of the Russian Federation, foreign vatniks will go “into the slime,” where they will quietly die off.

Nevzorov

@nevzorovtv

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They left the country, but the TV stayed inside the skull.