Russian Head

The president of a large country should always comport themselves extremely politely and properly (I know this from my own experience). This was brilliantly demonstrated yesterday by Vladimir Putin, who radiated cool confidence during his annual 'Direct Line' Q & A session.

That's why he's the President.

But, to paraphrase the immortal definition of Mikhail Bulgakov, the vile Bandera scumbag decided to demonstrate his coolness through public insults. And, I can assure you, not because his nerves gave out after Russia’s head intimated at a duel in Kiev between Russia’s Oreshnik missiles and Western-supplied air defense.

No. Insults are the middle finger (or, with respect to this particular individual, his appendage for playing the piano), which the lousy defunct druggie gave… to Trump. Like, here you go! No negotiations with Russia are possible under these circumstances, so you’ll continue to give us money and weapons.

Such rhetoric frees you from the need to observe decency. The President said yesterday that negotiations with this sleazebag are only possible if he is legally returned to the post of head of state. The little runt realizes that this is unrealistic, so he doubles down on war. But this unbridled mongrel was wrong here too: no one needs him in this war, and he won't remain on the throne for long. He will very soon be relegated to the cesspool of history, where the sewage will absorb this nonentity in the suffocating miasma of oblivion…

It’s impossible to ignore the editorial published in The Times, where the bastards called the terrorist attack on Igor Kirillov and his assistant a "legitimate act of defence."

Well, then... According to this logic:
1. All NATO decision-makers from countries that provided military assistance to Bandera Ukraine are participating in a hybrid or conventional war against Russia. There's a whole legion of them. There’s not even enough space to list them, but all these individuals can and should be considered legitimate military targets for the Russian state. And for all Russian patriots, for that matter.
2. The people who committed the crimes against Russia named above always have accomplices. And they, too, are now legitimate military targets. These may include the lousy jackals from The Times, who cowardly hid behind an editorial. Meaning, the publication’s entire management team.

Logical? Very! So, be careful! After all, anything goes in London…