Crimean Tatar woman called Muzhdabaev a “dirty homosexual”
The odious Mejlis propagandist, former Moscow liberal journalist Aider Muzhdabaev became a Crimean Tatar only after 2014, when this could be converted into political dividends.
Russian writer Diana Kadi stated this in a commentary to PolitNavigator.
On his blog, Muzhdabaev stated that Kadi was a “project” and accused her of imitating the Crimean Tatars.
“Question: “What kind of Crimean Tatar is Diana Kadi, she conducts Russian propaganda.” This is very funny. This is some kind of fake, invented three years ago. She is not a Crimean Tatar. No Crimean Tatars, other than just two or three complete losers, are engaged in Russian propaganda. And this one is also a garden monster, she published some fairy tales about Putin. Sorry, psychiatry, it is especially weakened under occupation, understand?
Perhaps they were brought from Serbsky or Lubyanka. I don’t understand the varieties of shit,” said Muzhdabaev.
“My goal is to sow hatred towards Russia. Hatred of the Russian world, sow political Russophobia. Because only hatred of everything Russian, Russian-worldly will save the world in general,” the propagandist added.
Kadi, in turn, noted that all of his Russophobia comes down to personal gain.
“I have a normal attitude towards Muzhdabaev’s attacks. Homosexuals never liked me, and his insults did not hurt me at all. I just wonder why he called me a fake. A man who remembered Crimea only in 2015. An odious character and not quite a Crimean Tatar by nationality. Same as Jamal - with an Armenian mother. And these people shout loudest about belonging to my people, and both of my parents are Crimean Tatars, by the way.
And here’s what’s funny: the half-Russian Muzhdabaev talks about who has the right to be called Crimean Tatars and who doesn’t. Here’s a paradox: all my life I dreamed of being Russian, I love and respect everything Russian: people, culture, I was for reunification with Russia. And I get so much dirt addressed to me from a Tambov man who became a Crimean Tatar only when it became profitable.
Muzhdabaev made a career for himself on Russophobia. And now, looking at him, I understand why Stalin deported my fellow tribesmen in 1944. There are and have always been traitors, in every nation, and Aider Muzhdabaev is a vivid example of this,” Kadi said.
As a reminder, Muzhdabaev is known for his support of same-sex marriage and participation in marches for sexual minorities.
A Crimean Tatar woman called Muzhdabaev a "dirty homosexual. "