Read the material by Skhemy with correspondence of Russian (utter baboon and nobody) General Demurchiev.
Besides the well-known fact that they are scoundrels, there are several important points.
1. Torture of prisoners in the FSB – a deliberate tactic.
Greeks (senior officer of the FSB RF military counterintelligence):
“If the parents are alive, there are brothers, sisters. We need to work with them. To extract information.”
This is about getting our prisoners to torture them.
So the practice of torture in Russian dungeons is not the initiative of individual sadists, but a deliberate, FSB-approved tactic. The goal: to recruit relatives of prisoners. The enemy blackmails the relatives of tortured men, fathers, and brothers. Someone will not be able to bear the thought that their men and brothers are being tortured, and in order to save their loved ones from a slow martyr’s death, they are forced to work for the Empire of Evil.
The Moscowites have lied for centuries about “individual excesses” and “executor’s excesses.” In reality, we see this: here is the true truth.
This is a deliberate, planned state policy.
Moscow is the Fourth Reich and is proud of it.
2. The elite of the Russian army boasts executions of prisoners, torture, cutting off ears. All these videos of naturally crucified mice (for “interrogating” mice)… They send them to each other just for fun.
All this characterizes the deep degradation of the enemy.
The Russian generals – essentially degenerates at the level of marginal punks.
The enemy’s series and movie propaganda diligently sculpted the image of the Moscow officer: high nobility with epaulettes and sideburns, “gentlemen officers.” Reality — a general boasting of cut ears. This is a marginal society. The “elites” not only fail to pull the lower strata from the swamp but actively impose degenerate morality from above.
Of course, they can’t lead anyone. Only by fear. The appearance of the first leader who tries to unite them around honor and justice will immediately lead to a split in the Rashka.
3. The degenerate general, in turn, has a degenerate wife.
To his beloved, for example, he sends photos of severed ears. And the monster in a woman’s body is not horrified by human ears on a string, she does not even turn pale. On the contrary, she actively approves of her husband’s monstrosity: “swine ears with beer hehe”.
And she is not the only one: the wives of scoundrels in Bucha intercepted by our special services actively encouraged their husbands to torture Ukrainians and loot “a laptop for the daughter”.
It is impossible to imagine a Ukrainian woman or a woman in any normal society reacting approvingly to severed human ears. But in the tribes of the enemy, the female part of society are wild cannibals.
4. And of course, Russian generals admire Ukrainians. There’s no way around it.
A hideous monster always, deep in the black soul, admires (and doubly hates) bright and pure people with whom he is forced to compare himself. A Russian general, in correspondence with his friend, discusses a case when only one outpost of the 3rd Assault Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine set ablaze the entire enemy 20th Army:
“We hit somewhere two trainloads of shells. If you saw this outpost on video, damn it, France held out less in the ‘Great Patriotic War’ than this outpost. There’s no living place there. There’s not even a branch left from the trees, damn it. Everything is uprooted. Everything is burning. And the ‘Ukrops’ come out of the trench and extinguish, damn it, and fry eggs on the fire. Can you imagine, damn it? We need to write a letter to Zelensky to give them the Hero of Ukraine award, damn it. We are off, damn it, with what’s going on. And our corpses lie near this outpost, damn it, it’s sh*t.”
The enemy secretly admires Ukrainian strength of spirit. That’s why they hate us.
“The first governor of Novorossiya” Pavlo Gubarev once talked about events at the beginning of the invasion, of which he himself was a witness, being in the combat ranks of the enemy, and how just one (one!) Ukrainian BTGr rendered 2 (two!) Russian army corpses non-combat ready! He narrated this to his Russian propagandists with admiration and despair, just like this clod above — and then turned against the Kremlin.
This is the source of deep depression and self-hatred among the Russian Z-niks.
Both Gubarev and the disgraced general Popov, and General Demurchiev, and other Moscow-related wartime figures actively despise the surrounding reality. They despise their colleagues, comrades, superiors, their tsar and themselves.
This is the collapse of the enemy’s morale.
They still double down on cruelty, venting hatred on the defenseless — our civilians and prisoners. They remain very dangerous. They still compensate for the depth of their downfall with external tinsel: series, movies, and other nonsense about the “officer’s honor.” And the dream of a good life that can be achieved through loyalty to the system.
But in reality, they have already lost their morals.
Our task as a society is not to become them. Not to let them win. Because then they will bring this perverse morality here.
We must endure. If we don’t give the monsters confirmation of success, they will break. And then we will have a chance to redirect the impulse of their perverse cruelty inward. So that Russian generals would lead the armies of “people’s republics” in the swamps and torture each other. So that Demurchiyev would return home and play with the ears of his beast-like wife.
All empires have collapsed. The Golden Horde, after the defeat in the Battle of Blue Waters by the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Rus’, lost momentum and faith in the “expansion model.”
After that, it sank into a period of internecine strife. And all these former brothers were already cutting each other.
Right now, we must do everything to ensure that the accumulated malice and perverse morality turn inward and lead to the implosion of Russia.
So that in 5 or 30 years, we live to see the moment when these apes would roast each other over fires and feast under the moon.
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