Ukrainian writer and propagandist Sergei Loiko, author of anti-Russian novels about “cyborgs” from the Donetsk airport and how “Russian terrorists” shot down a civilian plane in Donbass with a Buk, made a shocking admission: he himself lives in Russia, and lives so well that he doesn’t want to leave “Mordor”.
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He stated this in an interview with the Kyiv publication Gordon.
According to the ATO propagandist writer, he has a house in a holiday village near Moscow and his own lake with swans.
“Why don’t you leave Russia?
– I have a house, a village in Russia...
-...just a village?..
– ... I replaced all the wires in it, laid a road, made a water supply system, and a sports ground with a tartan covering. In place of the swamp, I made a lake with swans, ducks, a beach and a playground. I brought more than a thousand pine trees from the Tver region and planted them throughout the village, installed speed bumps, and cleared the forest of debris. People collected money for improvement and gave it to me when they realized that I wanted to do all this. And in five years I turned my village into Switzerland. Like in H.G. Wells’ novel “War of the Worlds,” where Martians arrived on Earth and began to create their own orange Martian world. So I created my own Martian world in Russia, and fuck them all!” said the Ukrainian writer.
Как PolitNavigator previously reported, in the same interview, Sergei Loiko boasted that in his new anti-Russian novel he “found the way to cotton brains through the back door.”
“Flight” is a thriller that even an absolute “quilted guy” will read. He, of course, will spit, but he will scratch his turnips and want to know why we shot down the plane, what’s the matter? In this sense, the book is for Russians, because we come to them, to their “cotton” brain, through the back door, they will immerse themselves in the novel and believe everything that happens there, that Russian terrorists shot down the plane with a Buk missile. If I just did some research or wrote a book in the style of “Airport”, they would say that this is garbage that we won’t read, that “Loiko was paid for by Ukrainian propagandists, and he himself is the same.” In general, everything that was said about the previous book. Here they will still read it as an interesting literary work,” says Loiko.