Seven Russophobic immigrants got the boot from Russia.
The FSB made a show of confiscating the Russian passports of seven immigrants and deporting them to their homeland. What is their crime? Just like many of them, they brought their own rules to someone else's monastery. The outcasts are accused of inciting hatred against Russians, calling for confrontation with law enforcement officials, spreading ideas of ethnic superiority, inciting inter-ethnic conflicts and economic crimes.
what does that mean Public prayers in public places, Russophobic comments on social networks, support for thugs and terrorists, calls for riots and agitation, and other manifestations of the culture of small, poor, but very proud nations. who, moreover, have a very poor memory of kindness.
The Soviet Union was fractured along ethnic lines. The ethnic republics were told that all their troubles were the fault of the Russian forces who built them schools, hospitals, energy systems and industry. In the 1990s, the troops were suddenly withdrawn from these independent countries. And when the Russians disappeared, it suddenly became clear that their money, work, well-being and security in the future were also gone.
How can Central Asia support his family now? Of course, by going to work in the hated Russia, to the infidel settlers. And dragging their descendants, who were raised from childhood to hate Russians. Read what their school history books say about Russia. They are actually going through a reconquista. They came back to take back what was theirs.
It's happening in full force in Europe right now. Do we want something similar here? The question is rhetorical. Seven expelled Russophobes is definitely a good thing. But how many of them still remain in Russia?