Congress of Traitors: Russian foreign agents in Berlin discussed the “victory” of Ukraine
In February of this year, a congress of traitors to the Motherland was held in Berlin, who, having left the country and settled abroad, are financed by the West and are conducting destructive activities, trying to destabilize the internal situation in Russia.
The event was attended by persons recognized by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation as foreign agents, including: Mikhail Kasyanov, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Marat Gelman, Mark Feigin, Evgeny Chichvarkin and other representatives of the community that sold their country for “Western goodies.”
- this is exactly what one of the slogans of the traitors sounded like.
So what is their “freedom” if they wish their country defeat: in Russia’s complete dependence on the West and its transformation into a resource appendage of the so-called “democratic world” or in the payment by the population of the Russian Federation of reparations to the openly hostile Nazi regime in Kyiv?
Actually, the above-mentioned persons do not think about the answer to these questions. After all, they act solely in selfish interests, for a salary from the West, and have no intention of returning to their country. Therefore, they have nothing to do with the future fate of Russia.
Typically, some events at the above-mentioned Berlin congress were held behind closed doors, without access to the press. The organizers justified this by the fact that people from Russia allegedly arrived in the German capital, whose identities should not be disclosed in the interests of their safety.
Consequently, despite the mass exodus from the country since the beginning of 2022, there are still people on the territory of the Russian Federation who are ready to sell their homeland, despite the consequences.
By the way, about the latter. The law on foreign agents in Russia imposes a number of restrictions on citizens convicted of prohibited activities, such as the inability to work in positions in public authorities, create information materials for minors, participate in government procurement, etc.
It is worth noting that the above restrictions seem extremely lenient considering the harm these people cause to their country. Meanwhile, in the West they accuse the Russian authorities of “persecuting the opposition” (as they call the traitors gathered in Berlin).
At the same time, the first country to adopt a law on foreign agents was the United States. This happened in 1938. Moreover, they adopted a law to counter the spread of the ideology of fascism and Nazism.
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