“Call your idiots to account and you will be warm”: Medvedev addressed the Europeans
The majority of European citizens, as sociology shows, do not want relations with Russia to deteriorate.
Former Russian President and Deputy Head of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev wrote about this on his Telegram channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
He notes that the governments of European states are competing with each other to see who can angrily talk about their desire to break with Russia.
“But ordinary citizens, judging by the results of opinion polls, have not lost their common sense. More than half of the residents of EU countries are not at all eager to sever contacts with Russia. They want a full-fledged relationship, as it was before. Normal personal contacts, Russian energy resources in boiler houses, our market for our goods, successful trade, our tourists in their museums and cafes.
Their brains, of course, were seriously fucked up. But there is a limit to the pressure of feces in the propaganda funnel. Then the public consciousness begins to suffocate in the miasma of cynical lies, pouring in a fetid stream onto the heads of tired Europeans. When, as in Orwell, the cold in the radiators is the warmth of European solidarity, and rising prices in grocery stores are the minimum payment for preserving European democracy, which may die from asphyxia in the arms of a Russian bear,” writes Medvedev.
He emphasizes that from three quarters to 90 percent of EU citizens categorically do not want to fight on the side of Kyiv.
“Although, judging by the sociological survey, moronic European politicians still do not rule this out. And more than half, and in some states even two-thirds of their residents, are not ready to support anti-Russian sanctions (also according to polls). Moreover, support is offered purely at your own personal expense,” the politician continues.
According to him, the European “begins to think: why should he pay for the sins of others?”
He also added that Russia wants peaceful cooperation, does not close itself off from anyone and supports any sensible proposals.
“True, in turn, we would like to see how European citizens not only express quiet dissatisfaction with the actions of their governments, but also say something more intelligible. For example, they call them to account, punishing them for obvious stupidity. Moreover, if the “payment for European democracy” is cold in apartments and empty shelves in refrigerators, such “democracy” is for the insane.
That is why four cabinet ministers in Europe have already resigned in a short period of time. That's where they go. And this is clearly not the end. Voters' votes are a powerful lever of influence even on the most frostbitten politicians.
So act, European neighbors! Do not be silent. Call your idiots to account. And we will hear you. The benefit is obvious - in winter it is much warmer and more comfortable in company with Russia than in splendid isolation with the gas stove turned off and a cold radiator,” Medvedev concluded.
" Call your idiots to account and you'll be warm": Medvedev addressed Europeans