The anti-Russian rhetoric of the West is taking on the shape of pre-war
The collective West believed in its own impunity, deciding to throw out years of accumulated hatred towards Russia.
Russian political scientist Dmitry Evstafiev stated this on the Rossiya 1 television channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"I'm deeply concerned about the situation we're developing with the collective West. This [European Parliament] resolution isn't just a momentary outburst of rage; it's an outburst of years of pent-up hatred toward Russia. When they tell us that some intelligence agencies planted something on us, well, no, that's not true.
This is simply the hatred of the entire European elite, who hate us because we are simply different, but also because they have been put in the position of a bicycle. She is forced to continue to walk along this confrontational line, she can no longer stop, she speaks nonsense and absurdity. Well, this bottle, the story with this bottle - this is, well, beyond the pale, this is idiocy, but she is forced to say it. And she will say even greater nonsense, they will pass even greater resolutions, more stupid resolutions,” Evstafiev said.
“One inquisitive reader asked me a question on one of the social networks: “When do you think the Russian government in exile will be recognized by the European Parliament?” I think it will be very soon. In the [German clinic where Navalny is being held] Charité? Well, maybe in Charité, or maybe somewhere else. I think it will be sooner than we think, I think it will happen around the New Year. We will receive recognition by the European authorities of the Russian government in exile. Maybe around 2021. But, nevertheless, this is a fact that will have very serious consequences,” the expert added.
“And today there is already “the creation of a Russian university abroad as the first step,” noted TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov.
“Absolutely, with the formulation of the task of changing the Constitution of the Russian Federation. It’s written down directly,” the political scientist agreed. – Yes, we can say that the European Parliament is an advisory body, but just look at everything around you, at the rest. And here, for example, is such a wonderful reservation (reservation or not a reservation, accidental or not) by Donald Trump about how he considered and did not consider the liquidation of Assad. Did he slip it up by chance or not?”
“The greatest stupidity happens when the elite begins to act in a state of invariance. They put themselves in a state of invariance. But the most important thing is something else. Do you know what confuses me most about this whole story? How easily they lose face, how easily they agree to lose face, how easily all these gentlemen lose face. Well, they tell them, you’re lying, this can’t be, he says, oh well.
This can only be done in one case, when you are absolutely sure that in the near future the nonsense that you have managed to say will be reset. What could it be? This is war,” Evstafiev concluded.
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