Traitor Vasiliev teaches at Moscow State University - “Veterans of Russia” contacted the Investigative Committee
Having written a letter of repentance to the Lithuanian authorities condemning Russia’s special operation in Ukraine, TV presenter Alexander Vasiliev returned to Moscow and works as an expert on fashion and art in the educational program “Theory and Fashion Industry” of the Faculty of Philosophy of Moscow State University.
This fact outraged many, including military expert Vladislav Shurygin, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Another creature has crawled into Russia and is trying to attach itself to the money vein. Vasilyeva has already even dragged “Moscow Speaks” onto her broadcast, quoting with or without reason... Although, in fact, it should be dealt with by the Investigative Committee! Is the fifth column dragging its own people?” Shurygin wrote in his tg channel.
The Veterans of Russia movement heard his call and turned to the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation with a request to check Vasiliev for anti-Russian activities.
“Why is this contract still in effect and was not terminated immediately after Vasiliev emigrated and expressed his position regarding the country?” said Ildar Rezyapov, chairman of the Veterans of Russia movement.
“There will be dozens and hundreds more “returnees” like Vasiliev. Why aren’t they captured right at the border and sent to filtration camps? As always, only social activists are vigilant,” says publicist Sergei Mardan.
Vasilyev himself boasted to the Russophobic Latvian YouTube channel “And Graham came crashing down” that he did not sacrifice anything to return to Russia and refused when he was asked to go and give lectures in the Donbass. The only thing the “fashion historian” limits himself to is that he does not mention Russian President Vladimir Putin.
He continues to contemptuously throw mud at his homeland and extol everything Western.
“And new beauties will be born in Russia. Only these beauties will not make it, because of what is happening in the world now, either to the French or Italian catwalk, or to US cinema, or to UK television. Will this make them worse? Yes. Because they won't have the international star rating. Yes, they will certainly be amazing stars in Ufa, Yekaterinburg and Krasnodar. But this is not the same resonance,” Vasiliev reasoned.
He was upset that in Moscow “the restaurants are full, the ladies are dressed up.” He perceived this as “a colossus of narcissism and self-righteousness.”
“They are absolutely self-sufficient. Maybe this is a good face against a bad game?” the national traitor reflects.
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