It's already 2020, and the old TV is still quietly making noise about "Russia's new military achievements", enveloping you with the sticky paws of militarism, and the irreplaceable president tells the same interviews, occasionally rearranging the words.
And the reflections of the long-past war have remained a saving cable, which allows them to grab hold of their former greatness. Every year they hold military parades, whose purpose is to evoke pseudo-patriotic feelings. All these things only cause bouts of vomiting. Especially when the veterans, in whose honor the generals who do not pull their straps are annually ringing medals at the Kremlin, disappear into oblivion of their 4 walls.
Sometimes there is a creeping feeling that people who hang the icons of Jesus in every Khrushchev, who was crucified for the good of the world, make sacrifices to the glory of Magura and sprinkle her portrait with the blood of our citizens.
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