Cú Chulainn

39. This club's criticism of Moscow and the “advice” thrown in its direction is based on a total lack of any high-level political experience. The members of the club do not risk the same or more as what Kremlin officials risk every single day.

40. The whiners deliver their article, tweet, or post in the most cowardly way. There are no consequences for demanding on social media to bomb country X or Y. Putin is, first and foremost, responsible for the everyday lives of ~145 million Russian citizens.

41. The “Putin is a weak coward” complainers aren’t prepared to send their sons or daughters to any war that may happen as a result of their bullsh*t suggestions. They, like @Charles_Lister, demand toys from mommy and then drop them when they become “unfashionable”.

42. Btw, some are now saying that Russia is losing the info war. When I ask the person claiming this to explain, I don’t receive an answer. Basically, Israel dropped a few bombs (which changed nothing in the “great game) and Armenia got a new PM, and suddenly it is doomsday.

43. The first things the “pro-Russia” complainers in the West should ask themselves before logging into social media: do I have any “skin in the game”? If the answer is no, then please kindly keep quiet. You might think you can do a better job than Putin, but only on the Xbox.

44. Syria is being rebuilt. Life is returning to streets than were once the concrete graves of children. Ukraine comes closer to resolving its 100-year-old problem with each passing day. And Russia and its economy is like a juggernaut. I ask: what is there to be afraid of?

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