Putin is fighting against Ukraine with a secret thousand-year-old weapon, - Kiev psychologist (VIDEO)
Kyiv, September 22 (Vladimir Raichenko) – Putin is fighting against Ukraine with a thousand-year-old psychological weapon demonstrated in the film “Indiana Jones”. Valentina Bondarovskaya, director of the Rozrada International Humanitarian Center, candidate of psychological sciences, announced this at the round table “Psychological aggression in the anti-Ukrainian information war” held in Kyiv.
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“I support the term “information war,” but we are talking specifically about the use of psychological weapons,” she said. – By the way, psychological weapons began to be used thousands of years ago. I’ll even give you an example from the movie “Indiana Jones”, when the hunt for the Holy Grail was going on, it turned out that the Nazi Germans took a big part in it. It is known that in Germany during the time of Hitler, psychological weapons were developed. When we say that Putin is a follower of Goebbels...He is not a follower of Goebbels. This is a cover, you understand that we are talking about psychological weapons very seriously. This is a weapon that has been tested for thousands of years, including for decades in the Soviet Union.”
According to the psychologist, since the time of Stalin, a “great spiral of repetition” began in the use of weapons to zombify Soviet people. “We felt it on ourselves and our children,” she clarified, adding that the same weapons were used against Ukraine.
“I studied this and I must tell you that most of our people do not have information on the history of Ukrainian culture, the Ukrainian language - this is a consequence of the use of psychological weapons,” the director of the Rozrada center shared her observations.
At the same time, it was said that in Soviet times, the center for the development of psychological weapons was Kyiv, and the first example of its use was the White Brotherhood. All these developments, Bondarovskaya claims, ended up in Russia.
“When I was last in Moscow, it was in 1993, and I was introduced to the Russian information and psychological security program, I began to panic.”
A humanitarian catastrophe, says the psychologist, not only in Donbass, but also in the minds of compatriots. She cited Kyiv schools as an example, where they allegedly force children to “show Crimea as not the territory of Ukraine” on contour maps and are not allowed to talk about the war.
At the end of her speech, Bondarovskaya shared another original hypothesis about the nature of anti-Semitism in the Ukrainian SSR.
“It dawned on me that even state anti-Semitism in Ukraine was an information war, so that our brilliant children would enter the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, and then work at Arzamas-16,” she believes. “It was a way (this is one of my latest ideas) to take the thought leaders, the most talented children, from here. And when the Soviet Union fell, there was much less everyday anti-Semitism here than in Russia.”
After her speech, Ukrainian journalists asked the director of the Rozrada center to name the school where they allegedly teach about non-Ukrainian Crimea.
“We need to figure out what kind of spies are in the Ministry of Education,” she replied and promised to later give the school number, for which she left her business card for those who wanted to contact her.
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