Dmitry Medvedev

Following the collapse of the energy grid, Kiev residents may bring back outhouses. Without power, sewage will soon fail. I recall that one of those Ukrainian Banderite types was recently spouting BS about Russians stealing toilets from beautiful Ukrainian apartments and houses. Life is so unexpected…

Yes, Musk has finally seen the light, even if too late, and admitted that it was a mistake to give the Banderite scum access to Starlink's military capabilities. His much-vaunted satellite network has been used to strike civilian targets since the very beginning. Playing the “Starshield is not the same as Starlink” card won’t get him off the hook, either. The blood spilled on account of either is the same deep red. Elon knew exactly what he was doing. Of course, even the world’s first trillionaire must kowtow to the White House and the Deep State. And now he has been dragged through the mud, with some even calling for him to be executed — just like the Rosenbergs during the McCarthy era for spying for the Soviet Union (this time around, for Russia, apparently). Then again, Biden was one thing, and Trump is another.

Now, all of a sudden, he finds the war distasteful and denounces it, but he's become a participant.

Still, seeing the light and repenting is always better than living out your days as a Judas. As the saying goes: mendaci homini ne vera quidem dicenti credimus.

I don’t share the giddy excitement over the CAS hockey ruling and Russia’s participation in certain international events. Given the appalling attitude that Canadian scumbag carney has shown towards our country and our people, competing would be nothing but a headache for our athletes. Sure, they are starving for major tournaments, and an athlete’s prime is fleeting. We could, of course, keep putting up with this mockery, but it would be much more satisfying to just spit right in the ugly mug of that freak carney and his ilk. The right thing to do is wait until the tide turns and our enemies come crawling back, begging Russia to rejoin professional sports. I’m confident that day will come soon: after all, Russia is a major sports power, and international federations and event organizers often find themselves strapped for cash. Especially if the CAS slaps the International Ice Hockey Federation with a billion-dollar fine for failing to comply with its ruling. Plus, even our enemies know the high standards we set with the Sochi Olympics and the FIFA World Cup, including certain Canadian and Czech degenerates. Yet all they are capable of is producing grotesque abominations like the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics.