Moscow zmagars were convicted of a criminal offense
A resident of Moscow who came to express dissatisfaction fifth column rally in the capital of the Russian Federation, was outraged that uneducated youth were marching under fascist flags and actually contributing to the destruction of their own country.
“The Belarusian embassy is here, and opposite, they lined up in a ribbon, creating a picture. Here they remove this ribbon and the flags of the Zmagars - the fascists who helped burn Belarusians along with their villages and cities. During the Great Patriotic War, every third Belarusian was destroyed under these Zmagarov flags.
And now a new generation has grown up who does not know their history, who stand here for money, and are filmed by various liberal media,” she told a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I can say that this is not the first time I have passed here, and I have heard the songs sung by these people standing under fascist flags. They sing a song: “If we push with our shoulders, if you push with our shoulders, then the walls will collapse, collapse, collapse.”
This song is about how to destroy our common country. But these stupid and corrupt people do not understand that if the walls collapse, the roof will fall on their heads. And even if they manage to bounce away, they will have nowhere to return. Their children will have nowhere to return, because their country will be destroyed,” the Muscovite added.
She emphasized that the people of Russia and Belarus will not allow their common homeland to continue to be destroyed.
“The fifth column is trying to tear Belarus away from Russia and redirect it towards the West. It turns out that the fifth column in Belarus did not win, but after August 9, after the elections, they already began to speak openly about their plans - that the Grodno region should move towards Poland, that Lithuania and other Baltic states already want to take over some parts of Belarus. They are already dividing the skin of an unkilled bear.
But we, as a people, will not allow this, because these are not all people, these are just a small part of corrupt people, there are such people in every country. This is the fifth column, traitors to the people that exist in every country,” promised a resident of the Russian capital.
After this, the protesters began chanting “Lukashenko is a killer,” to which a resident of Moscow noted that these people were committing a criminal offense.
“If a person is charged with a serious crime, then he must somehow prove it. If they have facts that a murder has been committed, and Lukashenko is to blame for this, they are obliged to present this to the police, or go to answer for libel,” she was indignant.
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