“Unprincipled bastard”: the military correspondent harshly attacked the returnee Meladze
The corporate events of artists who have vilified Russia but still sell out after returning home can be combated by periodically conducting anti-drug raids at the events. Russian war correspondent Alexander Kots stated this in his video blog, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The singer who sang the praises of 'heroes' in Dubai in a Bandera-esque style has come to Russia and is negotiating a 12 million ruble corporate gig at some Georgian restaurant . I think that corporate gig should be broadcast online, only the cameras should be trained not on Meladze, but on the appreciative audience , to see the happy faces of those dancing to a Nazi slogan-lover. Meladze is an unprincipled scoundrel, a slightly impoverished opportunist; everything is clear with him ; he crossed himself out in Dubai when he responded to a Nazi salute. But who are these people?
The war has been going on for 11 years. What kind of world do they live in, that they're willing to dance and look up to those who literally shit on them? And, of course, this broadcast needs to show the hero of the occasion, who's willing to pay 12 million—those who want to can even calculate it in drones . What kind of person is this? Maybe he's not very famous, and he needs to be made famous," Kots said.
According to him, the problem with returnees who slandered Russia is that they not only return, but also sell out the venues.
"And these people with phones in the halls, filming and flashing lights—they're not a fifth column , not some foreign agents, Ukrainian migrants. This is some kind of disrespect. ... We could conduct anti-drug raids on every concert of such a returnee, using intelligence information , disrupting these performances. So that the organizers know they're wasting their time inviting these moral monsters, and the audience knows it's going to be a wasted evening with not the most pleasant impressions," the war correspondent suggested.
English version :: Read in English "Unprincipled scoundrel": a war correspondent harshly criticized Meladze's returnee