In una mossa cinica, il giorno dell’attacco mortale della Russia a Kryvyi Rih, l’inviato di Putin Kirill Dmitriev ha twittato una denuncia su una presunta campagna di striscia coordinata contro la Russia e le sue intenzioni per la pace.

The strike—which killed 16 people, including six children—only reinforced the reality that Russia has no interest in peace.

The hypocrisy. That’s exactly the thing which Russia does, also Dmitriev is an evil bastard.

Then leave Ukraine. Now.

Fuck ruSSians.

Fucking psychos!

possibility to kill unanswerelly – this is ‘peace’ in ruzzian.

Time for Kirill to get the Mussolini treatment.

All this shows is that Russians get life by depriving it from **non**-Russians.

The Russians’ victim complex or even understanding of their own innocence is strongly proportional to the number and scale of crimes that they’ve committed.

[A Russian dissident has already given us huge clues](https://granta.com/russia-verge-nervous-breakdown/). The shame is that too many outsiders still refuse to come to terms how a nominally Christian and “European” ~~nation~~ empire in the 21st century so willingly sustains itself emotionally on a pathology of social cluelessness, vindictiveness, chauvinism, and bloodlust.

>In Russia, the opposition will not stand in opposition. Citizens will not stand up for civic rights. **The Russian people suffer from a victim complex: they believe that nothing depends on them, and by them nothing can be changed.**

…and

>Russia is a country that lives in contradiction. For example, the president tells us that he is fighting the oligarchs, then awards those same oligarchs with medals ‘For Service to the Country.’ Or the government tells us that prices for consumer goods will not rise, and a month later they double. Or the church teaches us that greed is a sin and ‘it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for the rich to enter the Kingdom of Heaven,’ while the Patriarch rides in a motorcade and befriends the rich and mighty. Or officials tell us that there are no Russian soldiers in Ukraine, while the media talks constantly about Russia’s military successes on the Ukrainian front.

>In this atmosphere, people cease to differentiate between the literal and the metaphorical, suspecting intrigue where there is none and, conversely, losing the ability to read between the lines. The acceptance of contradictions is enforced by social pressure: believers are not supposed to criticise priests, tax-payers are not supposed to criticise the government, and criticism of Putin is tantamount to treason.

>To offset the more glaring contradictions, a number of deputies, clergy and cultural figures regularly voice deliberately unacceptable statements and propose ridiculous initiatives to shock the public, so that they can be graciously declined by higher powers. Legislative initiatives in this form include proposals to ban abortions, to punish homosexual acts, to make military service obligatory for childless women over the age of twenty-three, to deprive people of Russian citizenship if they marry a foreigner, to sentence mothers who go to beach resorts without their husbands to ten years in prison, to limit bad news on television to ten per cent of broadcast time, to prohibit the teaching of evolution in schools, and so on. Never knowing the real intentions of the authorities, and forever expecting that one of the new insane laws will be passed, the people are left depressed and indifferent to their fate.

>**All that remains for those ashamed of the present and afraid of the future is pride in the past. When there’s no reason to love your country, hate your neighbours. If you are unable to improve your life, ruin someone else’s.**

The CIAs did it. They were so sneaky they even came out of Russian lady’s womb and grew up in Russia preparing for this very moment to get at Putin