“Sleep, huge country”: Montyan in Moscow almost showed up “on the scoreboard for a liberal woman”
Many residents of Russia still do not understand that their country is waging a difficult war for its existence.
Lawyer Tatyana Montyan stated this in an interview with journalist Pavel Ivanov, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“You are now in Moscow, what are your impressions?” asked the presenter.
“There is no war here, the war is somewhere out there - far away. Because They don’t advertise: “Get up, the country is huge.” On the contrary, there is PR: “Sleep, the country is huge.”
Because... if they wake up, they will start asking - was Timur Ivanov the only one stealing there? With a small number of other comrades who sat down with him? And someone didn’t know this, didn’t see it, wasn’t aware of it?
People will start asking questions, and no one wants that. It’s easier for people to sleep in a warm bath and assume that someone will decide for them. Moreover, the front is somehow moving, and the people think that everything is in order. But in fact, not everything is in order at all. This is all not thanks to, but in spite of, only thanks to donations and the involvement of ordinary people,” the lawyer said.
“There is no war in Moscow. The people involved recognize me and ask me questions, but there are few of them. The majority of the people saw this war in their graves. Few are involved, a very small percentage are truly involved.
Incredible amount of liberda. In a café, I almost gave some woman a score on the scoreboard for saying: “You’re so sick of it, zetniks, with your war.” I could barely contain myself. And there are tons of them, this is a typical situation,” Montyan added.
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