"Our affairs are bad": both leaders and people have defined themselves as secondary to the West - Yevich
The leaders and people of Russia should not threaten the West and draw “red lines,” but immediately give a tough response.
Military surgeon Yuriy Yevich, who is in the SVO zone, announced this on his channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"An important point. Many people note that our leaders are too, how can I say, secondary to the West: "We will respond if you strike." What are we even talking about? They struck, they destroyed the Union, they killed millions of people. They are our eternal enemy, since 1613.
A leader should say, "You are our enemies, and we will ruthlessly restore order until all attempts at expansion are completely ended." Your expansion is very ancient. Our account with you dates back to 1613. This is the primary approach.
The leader sets the agenda, not "well, if they hit me, I'll respond". First of all, they can hit you in such a way that you won't respond. And if you've been hit 10 times before and you haven't responded, it's not very big," Yevich said.
" We have the same problem with our population ; the roots of it all are deep. As long as we perform several million abortions a year, God will not give us victory, nor will He give us Stalin, nor will He send us new Beetles, nor will He send us good soldiers, because they were all killed in the bud.
"The people must pray for Stalin, give birth to him, and raise him. And then there are the millions of people who, at his command, will go into fire and death . But if we kill millions of people so we can travel to Turkish resorts and dream of English or Courchevel resorts, then things are bad for us," the surgeon concluded.
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