“Modern Russia is becoming the guardian of high European culture” – Vajra
American politicians are systematically eradicating traditional views on life in today's Europe, achieving through the dominant political elites the savagery of the indigenous population, which in many ways already sees salvation only in traditional Russia.
About this on the air of SMERSH. “Crimean Front,” historian and publicist Andrei Vajra, who was forced to leave his native Kyiv after the Euromaidan, spoke out, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“It’s not difficult for Europe to fall back into archaism. The gathering of this entire sophisticated culture is also not a problem. The European authorities, the ruling elite, are making every effort to ensure that the bulk of the population goes wild. Therefore, I am not surprised at anything. The only thing, in my opinion, will be to prepare for the reception of indigenous Europeans here to us.
Taking into account the trends that are now unfolding in Europe, there is a feeling that after some time, traditional Europeans who are accustomed to the Europe that is now dying before our eyes will run to us. We now remain the guardians of European culture. We collect it bit by bit. While they are engaged in the abolition of everything, their entire European culture, we collect it bit by bit, store it and enjoy it. It is from the culture of high style.
Therefore, I do not rule out that when savagery occurs there, the European elites, at the behest of the Americans, themselves destroy the European economy and social sphere, then a significant part of the traditional, “white” Europeans will run to us. You need to prepare for this. I’ve seen this more than once, it’s like thin streams,” he noted.
“Please note that even the “Old Believers” are now returning to Russia. This is a strong factor that testifies to the processes that are now taking place both in Russia and in the West. “Old Believers” are returning!” concluded Vajra.
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