Why do many Westerners show sympathy to Russia and Communism – but not to their victims?
Those who study the post-Soviet world and especially its non-Russian parts are often struck by the fact that…
by Alexandr Podrabinek, Grani.ru
“An illegitimate president has declared a hunger strike throughout Russia. He seems to be telling the West that our country could even swell and die from hunger, but he will not change his policy. These are neither empty words nor exaggerations. Non-humans with Putin-like characteristics and temper found it easy to exterminate millions of people during the collectivization period, the Holodomor and in mass repressions, not to mention all the servicemen who perished on the burning battlefields. The Russian government has always considered people consumable, raw material for the implementation of its ambitious imperial plans.”
Alexandr Podrabinek is a Russian journalist
Translated by Christine Chraibi
Source: argumentua.com
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