I am Russian!

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I'm tired! Tired to apologize, tired to bear responsibility, tired to be ashamed, tired to feel shame! For what? .. For the fact that the slaveholding system disappeared from Asia? For the fact that Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, rolled like cheese in butter? For having defended Port Arthur, exchanged 15 thousands of Russians for 110 thousands of Japanese? Because, defending Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky in 1854, near 1000, the militiamen, having lost 40 people, repulsed the attack of three times greater than the forces, sending them to the grave or to the bed of 400 opponents, and because their commander-Anglo-Saxon shot himself? For the fact that Cyprus, Bulgaria, Greece freed from the Turks? Because they did not allow to destroy the Serbs? For executing peacekeeping duty, in Afghanistan they exchanged 15 thousand for 200 thousand? For the fact that the 90 paratroopers did not allow 2500 militants to break through the height of 776? For exchanging 84 for 400? For the fact that two battalions of mercenaries in Grozny could not destroy the assault squad of the Maikop brigade? For the fact that the Soviet army liberated Europe from fascism? Maybe I apologize for Bayazet? For the Brest Fortress? For the "attack of the dead"? For the destroyer "Novik" or the leader "Tashkent"? Or maybe before the Mongols - for the fact that we had thrown off the yoke? Or for Alexander Nevsky, for the fact that the European knights to the bottom of Lake Peipsi lowered? For the fact that Anna Yaroslavna taught Europe to use the plug and wash at least once a month, and not once every six months? Or maybe apologize for the ninth parachute company of 345-th Guards separate paratrooper regiment, which took the battle at the height of 3234 in Afghanistan? Why should I, as a Russian, apologize here ?!

For the fact that, despite everything, we have kept honor, pride and humanity? For the fact that our rulers do not allow us to lower to the level of Somalia? For the fact that my great-grandfathers drove the Japanese and Americans out of the Far East?

I understood! .. I must apologize for the fact that unwashed, downtrodden and uneducated Russia gave the world Tolstoy, Herzen, Gorky, Gogol, Lomonosov, Chernyshevsky, Gagarin, Korolev, Tsiolkovsky, Krylov, etc.!

Yes. I'm tired. I am Russian, and I am tired of apologizing for being Russian. For the fact that the blood of those who nailed a shield at the gates of Constantinople, those who destroyed the Roman Empire, who mastered 1 / 6 of earthly land, those who saved Europe from the Tatar-Mongols and fascists, those who rode through the streets Paris, those who on ships saved the future of the United States from Britain (yes, yes, and that too!). You can list a lot, but ... Every state has pages storieswhich we can be proud of, but for some reason only Russia should be ashamed of its history and sprinkle ashes on its head! And to whom? Before Europe, which destroyed the Incas, Aztec, Maya, burned people at the stake, cut out half of Africa, and sold the rest into slavery!

I wonder what we should do to finally be forgiven everything, “humiliated” by us?

Maybe we should stop writing about our history in an apologetic and self-deprecating tone? Personally, I'm tired of apologizing! It's time to learn to be proud of who you are! I am Russian, and I want my children to be proud of the country in which they were born!
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  1. +1
    30 May 2014 18: 49
    Here it is national idea - our Great History!
  2. +5
    30 May 2014 18: 49
    With your permission, I’ll get smarter.
    Any state hierarchical system requires its own ideology. Religion is an ideology; the Russian State was built on the basis of Orthodoxy. On the territory of Rus'. Russian is an adjective. Russian man. Russian world. Those. Russian is a bearer of a certain ideology and culture. Russian is how you feel about yourself, whether you are a native speaker or not.
    Carriers of other ideologies have always fought, and will continue to fight, with other ideologies, this is understandable. To expand their states, influence, markets, taxable territories, etc. Add here basic human greed and envy. Even in the Byzantine chronicles, it would seem, what is there to envy about the barbarian Slavs? They find it. They envy Slavic fearlessness, they go into battle without armor, they don’t spare their stomachs, women fight equally with men. Envy is centuries old. This is where the pathological hatred of some Westerners grows. Remember Candalisa - Russia's natural resources should belong to all humanity. And from a lack of intelligence (she opened her mouth), and most importantly, from envy. And they don’t stop opening their mouths.
    The centuries-old slander of the Russian world is the essence of an ideological struggle for resources (wealth). It has always been so, it is so, and it will be so. They will look for straws, not noticing the millions of Indian scalps paid to the looters. Bolshevism essentially wanted to deprive us of the Russian worldview, the legs grow from there: “Russia is a prison of nations.” The Latvian tribes developed a language in the 18th century. Ukrainians do too. Language in prison? Original. And like we enslaved everyone. Rave. Not only do we have something to be proud of, our history is an order of magnitude more attractive than the history of the Crusades, the slave trade and the paid extermination of the indigenous population of America. The scoundrels subconsciously feel this, they envy, and quite naturally they begin to lie, rewrite history, distort, prove to us that we are worse than we are. And only because we, the Russian people, have proven with our centuries-old history that our culture is successful, that a culture based not on violence and murder, but on truly Christian morality, defeats the culture of liars who bless their flock with abominations.
    1. There is no need to confuse Russians and Russians. Do Muslims have no morals? Yes, they have a whole carriage of morals, real Muslims. I am actually a Christian, but my Muslim friends have never been against Christians and condemn Muslim reactionism, just as I condemn the same reactionism among Christians.
      Understand that the centuries-old framework has shifted. Previously, Slavs lived in Rus', but then the borders expanded, and other peoples, other languages, and other traditions came to us under protection and a better life, guaranteeing more tolerable conditions. Now that original Rus' as such is no longer a one-sided power. Bashkortostan, Tatarstan, Udmurtia, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Krasnodar Territory and many other federal subjects are part of the RUSSIAN FEDERATION.
      As you say, everyone envies Slavic fearlessness... But don’t they envy other peoples? For example, NOBODY has EVER been able to conquer Afghanistan, NOBODY has EVER been able to bring the Bashkirs to their knees. What do you say to this? Aren't they fearless?
      And there is not a slandering of the Russian (Slavic) world, but a deliberate slandering of MULTINATIONAL Russia. They slander all those who are citizens of the Russian Federation.
  3. +2
    30 May 2014 19: 14
    To the author ++++++. We should also add here the 12th border outpost of the Moscow border detachment of the Group of Border Troops of the Russian Federation in the Republic of Tajikistan
  4. +3
    30 May 2014 19: 25
    Russia cannot be understood with an Anglo-Saxon narrow forehead, nor can it be measured with a Gay European yardstick. She has become something special. You just need to believe in Russia. I apologize for the calmness. hi
  5. +4
    30 May 2014 19: 52
    I’m Russian, I went through everyone before my great-great-grandfather, wrote them down in a notebook and show them to the children. All ancestors are Russian. But I married a beautiful girl with a cute name Elvina. Yes, she is Bashkir. But she is Russian, to the core. And my children are Russian. I baptized them, no one was against it. I am Russian and they are Russian, although their family tree is now filled with Bashkirs, but one of them fought the Japanese in 1905 and returned from there with medals. Another built the Dnieper process for the Ukrainians, which he was proud of all his life. They are Bashkirs, but they are Russian. And I'm proud of it. After all, my country allows me to be proud that I am Russian.
  6. comrad74
    +1
    30 May 2014 20: 11
    I pushed it a lot. Thank you. It’s a shame that this call will only be appreciated by regular subscribers.
  7. gabatikuk
    +4
    30 May 2014 22: 17
    No... you should not apologize, YOU SHOULD BE PROUD that you are RUSSIAN: Russia gave statehood to all Eastern Europeans and now they are European vassals talking about how Russia behaves? YOU DON'T CARE ABOUT THEM.
  8. +2
    30 May 2014 22: 20
    Quote: Bodrov
    He said: “I’m ashamed to be called Russian. We are a nation of mediocre drunks.”

    All our lives we have been told, through Western agencies by the way, that according to ratings and so on, Russians drink the most, etc. etc., I recently heard on the radio again that Russia came out on top in terms of spending on alcohol, they spent the most, in short... And I traveled around the world and saw everyone, except for Latinos, they drink worse than true Russians. They’ll also give us a head start!
  9. Orel
    +3
    30 May 2014 22: 33
    And I am ashamed that we allow Russian children, women, old people and men to be killed in the South-East. Where is the help with weapons, advisers, a no-fly zone? Every day they show terrible pictures on the zombie box, some vile faces are engaged in one chatter. Some of the talkers are definitely Russian. Maybe we should learn from the Americans or Jews, who can send an aircraft carrier or launch a missile or bomb strike for threatening the life of ONE PERSON OF THEIR COUNTRY.
    PS How much more Russian blood must be shed for “our” rulers to intervene?
    1. +3
      30 May 2014 23: 32
      You are asking absolutely the right questions and I support you in this, but if you understand that the zombie box is a tool for influencing you, your mood and your thoughts, then why watch it? At home, this device hangs on the wall, collecting dust, but I haven’t looked at it for a long time and don’t turn it on, except for the New Year, to watch the address of the presidents of Russia and Belarus, although congratulations from the president of Belarus are not shown in Russia, but in Belarus They show the Russian one, well, God bless it, it’s Russia’s business who and where and how to show it, I’ll look it up on the Internet in the recording.
      My son has already gotten used to it, he doesn’t watch TV either and doesn’t really want to, although a year ago there were hysterics to the point of tears.
      1. +1
        31 May 2014 10: 56
        Quote: AlexAl
        I have this device hanging on the wall at home, gathering dust, but I haven’t looked at it or turned it on for a long time.

        I don’t turn it on either and I look and search everything on the internet.
        One person said that TV should be watched with the screen (picture tube) closed and without sound.
  10. +3
    30 May 2014 22: 34
    I AM RUSSIAN AND I AM PROUD OF IT!!!
  11. 0
    30 May 2014 22: 39
    The article is good and emotional. Despite the envy and hatred of the nationalities that surround us historically, our function is peacekeeping.
  12. +2
    30 May 2014 22: 46
    Quote: vladsolo56
    I would like to be proud that I am Russian, but when I hear rudeness and obscenities on the streets, I am ashamed when every year snow falls in the spring throughout the city garbage comes out as in a garbage can, I am disgusted when today they teach almost nothing at schools, and all the more so, they don’t bring up anyone, it’s also disgusting, you can list more. So, I would like to appeal to all who consider themselves Russian: maybe it is necessary to move from words to action. Can all together fight with drunkenness and drugs, with dirt and rudeness on the streets, with selfishness. To fight so that everyone together without pathos and hypocrisy could say, yes, we are Russian and we are proud of it. So far, honestly, apart from history, there is nothing special and nothing to be proud of.

    That's probably true. And no matter how trite it sounds, we need to stop bending mats ourselves and throwing garbage in the trash bin. Start with yourself. I'll try. So far with varying success. I try, I try.
    1. +2
      31 May 2014 11: 03
      Quote: YasonDinAlt
      Start with yourself. I'll try. So far with varying success. I try, I try.

      But after college, I caught myself thinking that it’s somehow not very pleasant when I speak obscenities to someone and I decided to get rid of these dark and parasitic words. I got rid of it within a year, the main thing is to monitor your speech, emotions and be restrained.
      It turns out that the words carry some meaning, and if the meaning is positive, then it is positive, and if it is negative, then the negativity spreads in space and this makes everything worse, even for the distributor himself.
      Slander and foul language are a step into lack of spirituality.
      1. +1
        31 May 2014 11: 19
        I remember Jack London, from his stories of the South Seas: “When spoken, a swear word helps to perceive and understand the event, and the use of swear words in colloquial speech only reduces the value of the thought and humiliates the speaker...” something like that. hi
  13. bda
    bda
    +3
    30 May 2014 22: 49
    Quote: MOISEY
    rise above this


    But you also shouldn’t forget to look around you carefully, so as not to expose your back.

    Back in the 70s, one of my senior comrades worked in what was then a peaceful and neutral Yugoslavia. One day, a local friend of his (Serb) invited him to some family holiday in his ancestral village. We've arrived. We met in relatives. We drank. We had a bite. And then, as is usual in our area, the whole big family went for a walk around the village. In the center walked respectfully one strong old man - a participant in the battles with the Austrians in World War I, and then in the battles of World War II. Around him are school-age children - grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
    Seeing a crowd walking down the street, neighbors come out to the gates to say hello, congratulate them on a family celebration, and exchange a few words.
    Approaching the next gate, the old man says to his grandchildren and great-grandchildren: “People from such and such a family live in this house. Back in the Austrian company, when my father died, my older brother died, my mother died of illness, the Austrians burned down our house, etc.” etc., etc., people from this family shared their last bread with our family, hid me wounded from the Austrians, after the war they helped me rebuild, etc., etc. Say hello to the people living in this house With all respect and always - until the end of your days - remember what people from this family did for us and pass this on to your children and grandchildren! "
    After some time, moving towards another house, the old man said: “And in this house live people whose grandfather betrayed my younger partisan brother to the Ustashes and the Ustashas killed my brother. / Ustashes are Croatian nationalists who fought on the side of the German fascists - read, like the Banderaites in Ukraine / And then they seized the land that had already been sown by me and my younger brother and took away the entire harvest, leaving our women to die of hunger while I was fighting. Say hello to those living in this house and always - until the end of your days - remember what people from this family did and pass this on to your children and grandchildren!”
  14. +1
    30 May 2014 23: 02
    The Ballad of Cyclops and Sinbad.

    On Easter Island among the dungeons,
    Rocky peaks and deep gorges,
    Where herds of antelope graze peacefully,
    There lived a strong, tall and powerful Cyclops.

    His eyes were enough for him:
    One eye saw everything, one hand grasped everything;
    He playfully bent the horseshoes with his hands,
    The ground hummed under his boots.

    All God's creatures obeyed him,
    Slightly fearing his terrible hari,
    However, they loved him without arguing
    The gifts were brought to a cave by the sea.

    The Cyclops, in turn, ruled the island.
    He was a supporter of simple wise rules:
    Resolved issues and dilemmas fairly
    And a compromise was the solution to the problem.

    But there is an end to any of the idylls,
    Laurel wreaths and bouquets of lilies.
    It's time for insults and adversity -
    Sinbad the Sailor came to the island.

    He stepped ashore on a stormy night,
    (The typhoon tore the sails of the skins to shreds)
    Drawn by a shameful thirst for profit,
    Having gotten drunk on intoxicating viscous beer.

    With him were thirteen equally drunk people,
    The same desperate thugs
    Those who wanted to find mountains of money and gold -
    Iron guys, cool guys.

    Having learned that the Cyclops rules the island,
    We decided to fry ourselves an escalope
    From delicious hefty cyclopean meat
    If within an hour

    The Cyclops will not give them riches and treasures,
    Cleverly hidden in the ravines of the tracts,
    In the fractures of landscapes, in the crevices of facies,
    In the darkness of the caves and under the shade of acacias.

    But the robbers didn’t know Cyclops well.
    The giant had a huge butt,
    She emitted magical sounds -
    All the people died from them like flies.

    Those sounds were accompanied by poisonous gas.
    That quartz corroded both basalt and granites;
    Turning his back slightly towards the invaders
    Cyclops fired an armor-piercing charge at them.

    Sinbad and his comrades turned over
    And he immediately plunged into the sea water.
    They were instantly swallowed up by the depths of the sea -
    The boys met an inglorious end.

    The Cyclops spoke simple words:
    Sinbad's gang was wrong!
    Pirates will not suffer a shameful fate:
    He who comes with a sword will die by the sword!
  15. Tais34
    -1
    30 May 2014 23: 12
    Quote: YasonDinAlt
    Quote: vladsolo56
    I would like to be proud that I am Russian, but when I hear rudeness and obscenities on the streets, I am ashamed when every year snow falls in the spring throughout the city garbage comes out as in a garbage can, I am disgusted when today they teach almost nothing at schools, and all the more so, they don’t bring up anyone, it’s also disgusting, you can list more. So, I would like to appeal to all who consider themselves Russian: maybe it is necessary to move from words to action. Can all together fight with drunkenness and drugs, with dirt and rudeness on the streets, with selfishness. To fight so that everyone together without pathos and hypocrisy could say, yes, we are Russian and we are proud of it. So far, honestly, apart from history, there is nothing special and nothing to be proud of.

    That's probably true. And no matter how trite it sounds, we need to stop bending mats ourselves and throwing garbage in the trash bin. Start with yourself. I'll try. So far with varying success. I try, I try.


    I agree completely - you need to start with yourself. And why do we have an eternal struggle against something? What if it’s not “against”, but “for”? For clean streets, language, a healthy lifestyle? Start with yourself, attract friends, and then exponentially... So what? Begin? good
  16. I watched one program about Germany in 1939. One Jew (not a clerk, not a money lender, not a musician, he was a mechanic) said that when Hitler began to persecute them, he could not understand what was going on? He said - BUT I'M GERMAN! Then it turned out that he was German, but with a Jewish destiny...
    Guys! I am a Pole, my best friends are Avar, Tajik, Jew, Russian, Tatar and Armenian! I myself am half Pole, half German. And what? I live in Bashkiria myself. And we are ALL RUSSIANS! We work together and walk together! There is no need to make distinctions based on nationality. Bashkir, Ossetian, Russian, Chechen, Kazakh, what difference does it make if we live in Russia, we are all Russians, and those who fight for the truth in Novorossiya are our brothers, and Ukrainians, Russians, Chechens, Ossetians, Poles, Germans fight there ( these are just the ones I know personally), as well as many other good guys.
    Here you and I, members of the forum, are called “couch troops.” In the Emergency Rescue Service of the city of Salavat, all the rescuers, engineers and management chipped in as much as they could and sent them to help Crimea (there is a charitable foundation). Perhaps there is a fund to help Novorossiya (if anyone knows, write details). Yes, we cannot get up from the “sofa,” take up arms and go to war. But at least you can help those suffering financially. Everyone in our institution is ready to help.
    1. blackberry
      0
      1 June 2014 10: 43
      Of course have. Some. Both on this side of the border and on that side. And those who are at the very forefront, and those who are in their rear. Which ones do you want?
  17. philip
    +4
    31 May 2014 00: 01
    I wonder what kind of bastard gave this article a minus. I am RUSSIAN, although in my family there are both Swedes and Germans, and a Tatar was chasing my great-great-great-grandmother and probably caught up with her. BUT, I'm Russian.
  18. Itson
    +1
    31 May 2014 01: 39
    The article is a huge plus, I’m proud to be Russian.

    Russia did not start with a sword,
    She began with a scythe and a plow.
    Not because the blood is not hot,
    But because the Russian shoulder
    Never in my life has anger touched ...

    And arrows clanging fights
    Only interrupted her everlasting work.
    No wonder the horse of the mighty Ilya
    Saddled was the owner of arable land.

    In hands fun only from work
    By good nature, sometimes not immediately
    Retribution rose. That is yes.
    But there was never a thirst for blood.

    And if the hordes prevailed,
    Sorry, Russia, troubles of sons.
    Whenever the strife of the princes
    How could hordes be given in the face!

    But only meanness rejoiced in vain.
    Jokes are short-lived with a hero:
    Yes, you can fool a hero
    But to win - these are already pipes!

    Cause it would be just as funny
    How to, say, fight the sun and moon.
    The bail is Lake Peipsi,
    Nepryadva River and Borodino.

    And if the darkness of the Teutons is Batu
    Found an end in my homeland
    That is the current proud Russia
    A hundred times more beautiful and stronger!

    And in the battle with the most fierce war
    She and hell managed to overcome.
    Her bail - hero cities
    In the fireworks on a festive night!

    And my country is always strong
    That didn’t humiliate anyone anywhere.
    Kindness is stronger than war
    As disinterestedness is more effective than a sting.

    The dawn rises, bright and hot.
    And it will be indestructible forever.
    Russia did not start with a sword,
    And therefore it is invincible!
    Modern poet Asadov E.A.
  19. +4
    31 May 2014 02: 59
    I should look into the eyes of those scumbags who downvoted the article.
  20. +1
    31 May 2014 09: 28
    I really don't want history to repeat itself. They don’t understand or don’t remember how it all ended for those who tried to teach the Russians how to live. The so-called “European values”, and not only they, will never fail in Russia.
  21. 0
    31 May 2014 11: 14
    I am personally proud to be a RUSSIAN! precisely Russian in the first place, and only in... I don’t know in what order, since I’m a crest! I grew up here, here is my Motherland, here is my Fatherland, and for my Fatherland and for my friends I am personally ready to go into battle even now! hi
  22. tyrus
    +1
    31 May 2014 12: 21
    Bravo Russia! Bravo to the Russian people and thank God that there are still patriotic leaders in Rus'!
  23. 0
    31 May 2014 12: 24
    Reply for Philip and mivmim.
    I am one of those who gave the article a minus (I just want to write “I am a communist, a commissar and a Jew,” however, what do I care about these great people).

    And, by the way, bastard is written in Russian with O.
  24. +1
    31 May 2014 12: 32
    AMAZING, GREAT STORYTELLING!
  25. Santilo42rus
    +2
    31 May 2014 12: 36
    “We truly are God’s chosen people.” Because we came to where there was poverty and backwardness, now there are factories and cities. We did not wage war against other peoples - we left them the right to live on their own land and pray to their gods. In my opinion, it was correctly noted in one book. I am proud that I live in RUSSIA!!!

  26. mihasik
    0
    31 May 2014 12: 36
    It's time to learn to be proud of who you are! I am Russian, and I want my children to be proud of the country in which they were born!

    Want is not harmful! I'm not a communist, but I was born in the USSR!
    And now a question for the author.
    In Tsarist Russia they were proud of their country!?
    In Soviet Russia they were proud of their country!?
    And in 91 we were proud of our country!?
    I remember kilometer-long queues at McDonald's in Moscow! Like wild aborigines, they stood behind a portion of potatoes! How we looked with drooling eyes at the West and everything it sold to us in exchange for land and resources (which is really valuable). We ourselves destroyed the country, with our own hands! We sunk to the level of the aborigines in some Somalia in those years. We have let ourselves down in pursuit of everything “Western”! We called ourselves “scoop” and “vatnik”! So now cry and complain that you are tired.
    I personally don’t feel sorry for you!!!
  27. +1
    31 May 2014 12: 55
    RUSSIAN in my understanding is not only a nationality, it is a state of mind, kindness, respect for people, correctness in life and respect for Christian principles, and I am glad that I was born and raised in the USSR, received an education, a Russian mentality and idea of ​​​​life, and why the hell am I ashamed, I live in Germany, normal people respect us and there are more of them, but the dodiks are afraid, they yap like jackals and then from afar, so to speak, from a safe distance.
  28. +1
    31 May 2014 13: 29
    I will repeat the words of Suvorov - “We are Russians! God is with us!”
  29. citizen-kg
    +1
    31 May 2014 13: 35
    really, how long can it be? It’s high time to send this whole Western democratic pack away. True, it’s time to answer, otherwise they have begun to allow themselves too much.
  30. bda
    bda
    0
    31 May 2014 13: 41
    Quote: Anper
    general, who died innocently while transporting water and provisions


    The general now has a full-time position - he apparently had a water carrier.
  31. vsevolod0303
    0
    31 May 2014 14: 35
    Could you please tell me which Roman Empire the author means?
  32. bda
    bda
    +2
    31 May 2014 14: 41
    Quote: Bayonet
    If I, for example, walk around and yell: “I’M RUSSIAN!”, and someone next to me says: “I’M A TATAR!” (or anyone else), then in the end it won’t end well.


    Judging by your active discussion, YOU PERSONALLY, if you decide to yell the truth, it’s probably better to yell something obscene to yourself - this is probably better than being a nobody (see above):

    And since you are ashamed to be called Russian,
    You, my friend, are not Russian. You are nobody.

    It didn’t end well when many Russians forgot that they - Russians - are the backbone of our common country with the Tatars and other peoples of our civilization and the country in one person now. And if, God forbid, this backbone rots completely - neither the Tatars nor other peoples of our country will fare well - axes will quickly be found on their heads from our border neighbors, who all they need valuable from our common land is the subsoil, yes its other riches, and not the cultural identity of its national minorities.
    I myself am far from Russian by blood, but I understand perfectly well that if the words “I am Russian” are heard over our common land with pride, then I will not be ashamed to stand up and say: “And I am such and such by nationality and I am proud of that “that I am a brother to any Russian, with whom we have already eaten a ton of salt, and have defeated all our common enemies more than once or twice” - and this will be a guarantee of peace and goodness in our land. This, and not when some fagot general people, and Internet hamsters sucking from them, will construct from all of us a kind of amorphous, spineless, national formation, or even worse - they will drive the Russians under the floorboards, and then they will amuse themselves while watching how other peoples will slaughter each other in vain attempts to crush all this “Russian heritage” under their own control.
  33. +2
    31 May 2014 14: 45
    And I am proud that I am Russian and fought for the Soviet Union. I ..... fight against the pin...dos (they fought against us) and everyone else who thinks differently. My son served in the Airborne Forces and supports me. Those who disagree, I feel sorry for them.
  34. bda
    bda
    +1
    31 May 2014 15: 12
    Quote: Irbis
    Yesterday I watched an interview with Posner... Maybe I didn’t understand something, but the phrase “Russia must repent!” stuck with me.

    Russia owes such shvonders nothing except an aspen stake, although... let them bring an aspen stake with them too - as an analogue of a return ticket.
  35. bda
    bda
    +1
    31 May 2014 15: 23
    Quote from GexZloy
    So much pathos in the article!
    How can you not love yourself?
    It turns out half the world owes you.

    It’s very interesting how many minuses I’ll get.


    Nothing interesting: you have too high an opinion of yourself - you still have to spend the minuses on you! For what?! You'll have enough cookies from the State Department.

    By the way, as a regular reader of the Ukrainian press (including those in the language), I can also note that for a long time I could not understand anything about this nonsense. About two months. Until... I imagined the Globe of Ukraine! As soon as I introduced him, my dear, all the puzzles came together and everything became clear!
  36. bda
    bda
    0
    31 May 2014 15: 27
    Quote: contemporary
    Russian and Orthodox are synonymous words. A Russian without Orthodoxy is a piece of trash little man. F. M. Dostoevsky.


    For a Russian person without faith, the only thing left is vodka.
    (Nikolai Berdyaev)
  37. Sasspy
    -3
    31 May 2014 16: 36
    There is no Creature on EARTH - which DESTROYS its own kind LIKE a person ...... Think about it, you are not even ANIMALS ......... but a DECREATION OF THE PLANET ..... PEOPLE YOU ARE NOT HUMAN - YOU ARE ALL (I wanted to say - .. but it benefits life on the planet)... you are something .. CONCLUSION ... THE less of you and us is good for the planet
  38. lyu195231
    +4
    31 May 2014 19: 11
    I'm Russian

    I'm Russian -
    I get up early in the morning
    I wash my face with cool water,
    And the charger is waiting for me.

    I'm Russian -
    I'm collecting children -
    I feed you, see you off
    Some to school, some to kindergarten.

    I'm Russian.
    Let's run wash the dishes
    I'm putting on makeup for work, I'm in a hurry,
    I look where the parking is

    I'm Russian
    I drink tea at work
    I communicate with colleagues sincerely,
    A workout awaits in the gym.

    I'm Russian
    I combine the debit with the credit,
    I don’t know the break, making a balance.
    The boss has a planner waiting for me.

    I'm Russian
    I'm summing up the results for the month,
    I process accounting documents.
    Debtors are in for a headache.

    I'm Russian
    Having worked with a light heart,
    I’m dragging my bag home from work on foot.
    My minibus has left.

    I'm Russian
    My husband came home from work
    The children are fed, dinner is waiting for me.
    My daughter has an A in her diary.

    I'm Russian
    I do creative work on the Internet,
    Inspiration pushes me to write.
    And on the shelf there is the newspaper "Evening"

    I'm Russian
    I'm going to the theater with my family,
    Elegantly and tastefully dressed,
    A classic awaits me.

    I'm Russian
    At the celebration my table breaks down.
    I dance and sing songs with my soul.
    My favorite topic is romance.

    I'm Russian
    I don’t shy away from social topics.
    It's hot, I'm discussing it in the comments.
    This is my polemic.

    I'm Russian
    I work in the garden, communicating with nature,
    I talk to every plant.
    There is an attunement to love and kindness.

    I'm Russian
    I am always loved by my husband
    Although I am often in a misunderstanding.
    Because men have a different logic.

    I'm Russian
    We can end this now
    I don’t tire you, I don’t test your patience.
    You need to know everything in moderation!
    This is the arithmetic... I'm Russian!
  39. +2
    31 May 2014 19: 20
    About "I'm Russian!" or “I am a Tatar!”: The defense of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky mentioned in the article was commanded by Zavoiko, and the heroic commanders of the batteries of the Anglo-French who fought the squadron were commanded by the Maksutov brothers, naval officers. And one of them died, the second was seriously wounded. And the sailors and Cossacks defended themselves. Against vastly superior enemy forces. And they were not Ukrainians, Russians and Tatars, but ORTHODOX warriors who fought for the Faith, the Tsar and the Fatherland. And they fought so hard that the “NATO” admiral shot himself to avoid the shame of the defeat. And our victors were Russian, Orthodox or Muslim soldiers of the Russian Tsar. It is within us that we DIVIDE ourselves into Russians, Tatars, and Chechens. Europe and America consider us all Russian. Kadyrov treated Russian journalists as if they were family, Chechens, and did everything to get them out and return them home. And for me, for them, and for us, he, Ramzan Akhmadovich Kadyrov, is also one of us, and ours! In my opinion so!
    1. 0
      1 June 2014 11: 07
      I think Kadyrov R. A. more RUSSIAN than many others, I won’t give an example, I don’t want to spoil the forum with the names of non-Russians.
    2. 0
      1 June 2014 13: 34
      In my opinion, R. A. Kadyrov is more RUSSIAN than many others, I won’t give an example, I don’t want to spoil the forum with the names of non-Russians. (Novodvorskaya, Khakamada, Nemtsov, etc.)
      ...I feel this quagmire
      From the pulpit of his gray hair.
      Almighty, save Ukraine
      From a fierce civil war...
      It didn’t work out... We’ll have to fight! hi
  40. arey96
    +1
    31 May 2014 20: 58
    Mind does not understand Russia,
    Yard common not to measure
    She has a special place,
    You can only believe in Russia.
  41. +1
    31 May 2014 21: 41
    Europe and the United States owe too much to Russia, and they really don’t want to pay it back. This means recognizing the complete moral superiority of the Russian State over them.
  42. +6
    31 May 2014 22: 16
    I AM RUSSIAN AND I AM PROUD OF IT!
  43. Speznaz t
    +2
    31 May 2014 22: 18
    I am Russian and proud of it.
  44. +2
    31 May 2014 22: 40
    Konstantin Frolov Krymsky

    Maidan.

    I feel this quagmire
    From the pulpit of his gray hair.
    Almighty, save Ukraine
    From a fierce civil war.

    Kyiv was lit by revolution.
    The mind is asleep, it has no value here.
    Countless human lives
    They will burn in this hellish fire.

    Fences were erected instantly.
    Who is right and who is wrong is the question.
    A country that has been sick since birth,
    It's easy to derail.

    By the will of overseas rock
    Clutched in a holy place
    Two demons - West and East,
    Essentially, without knowing why.

    The rotten elite rejoices,
    Palm rubs palm.
    Russia, don't look indifferent
    Damn this fire!

    Here is the West with a vampire smile
    It's no longer worth the price!
    Europe is tired of the world
    And he brazenly threatens war.

    When, breaking through the dams,
    Evil spirits are creeping onto our threshold,
    United for the Russian heart
    Two words – Russia and God.

    From hatred and from pain,
    From thirst alone - to kill
    Save us, Russia. After all, more
    We have no one to rely on!
  45. +1
    31 May 2014 23: 04
    It’s high time to be truly proud of your homeland, its past and future, not to engage in self-flagellation, to pay less attention to how Fuse and America look at us, we are RUSSIA!!!
  46. +2
    31 May 2014 23: 25
    I live in Lithuania. I’m proud that I’m Russian, and I don’t think of hiding it.
  47. Mih
    0
    31 May 2014 23: 31
    Yes. I'm tired. I am Russian, and I am tired of apologizing for being Russian.
    am
    I'm also tired of apologizing to Europe and American cowboys. Yes, I am white, European, not a Nazi, and my ancestors did not kill European civilians. So what should I apologize for? am Gay parades? No, I don't like them.
    I love the parades of the guards regiments in Pavlovsk and Gatchina fellow
    I only love parades, I only love parades. And cannonade salutes, cannonades I love!!!!!
  48. 0
    1 June 2014 01: 08
    Born in Kazakhstan, I live in Russia, and my last name is Kuchma) who am I???
  49. 0
    1 June 2014 01: 50
    Sorry I don't play at weddings...

    Sorry, I don’t sing at feasts...

    Sorry for always interfering with Rus'...

    And for the fact that, I, for the truth, I Ruble...
  50. +2
    1 June 2014 02: 32
    By the way, about being proud of being Russian. I am still ashamed that we, the Russians, surrendered to the GDR, Honecker and the intelligence and army officers of the GDR, simply, casually, by the way. And they were tried, imprisoned, and oppressed by the Americans and the German special services. We also surrendered the Cubans - we abandoned those who believed in us. I am ashamed and hurt because our pilots bombed Grozny and residential areas. And if some of the Chechens had somewhere to go - to the village, then the remaining Russians had nowhere to go. It’s a shame that Russians were surrendered under Yeltsin not only in Chechnya, but throughout the Caucasus and throughout the CIS. At that time, in the 90s, we actually handed them over to the knife to Uzbek, Tajik, Chechen and other scumbags who hid behind Islam, having little in common with it. During the time of Gorbachev and Yeltsin, there is generally a lot to be ashamed of. When Russia and the people, people and resources were sold. And we voted and cost “democracy”. We are ashamed of the murder of the Tsar and His family, our Holy Martyrs. I am ashamed of the deaths of many priests after the revolution and the desecration of our Orthodox Church. I am ashamed of those who wrote denunciations against the enemies of the people, for those who looked for the enemies of the people. I am ashamed of the dissidents of the sixties and others who “fought” their homeland and spat in its back. I am ashamed of our current officials, who have degenerated into a feudal ruling parochial class.
    I'm ashamed because I'm Russian. And I have not only great pride for my homeland, for the people, for my blood, but also shame for what has led and is leading me away from God, from truth, from justice. This is how we differ from Ukrainian, Kazakh, Caucasian Baltic nationalist chauvinists - we have conscience, mercy and God in our souls. That’s why we didn’t massacre Germany, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria, who fought against us, in 45. And this is in the souls of not only Russians, but also all of us Russian Orthodox, Muslims, Jews, Buddhists and even atheists (there is God in their souls too, but they don’t know about it :)). This unites us. But only pride in one’s blood, without conscience, shame, mercy and God in the soul, divides and embitters each other.
    1. Wayward
      0
      8 July 2014 01: 34
      I agree with you regarding the shame of the 90s... When there was a war in Tajikistan, like there is now in Ukraine, and the Russians hid their heads in the sand, pretending that nothing had happened. When Russian liberalists ate pilaf in Dushanbe with the “Vovchiks” and claimed that there is no national hatred in Tajikistan, and no one is slaughtering anyone..
      It is a shame that few people still know that during the years of the civil war in Tajikistan, 380 thousand people were killed and disappeared.
      I’m ashamed, but I won’t allow anyone other than Russians to speak ill of my country. How can I scold my child myself, but I will tear up anyone who speaks ill of him..
      That's how we are...ambiguous
  51. 0
    1 June 2014 06: 16
    There's nothing to comment on. But it would be better if these words were signed by our President VVP!
  52. 0
    1 June 2014 06: 18
    Well said. Only the signature under the text should be: Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.
  53. +1
    1 June 2014 08: 55
    I have long been indifferent to what imaginary sins are pinned on my people. I am proud to be RUSSIAN.
  54. 0
    1 June 2014 10: 53
    I gave the essay a minus. If a citizen is ashamed, so be it, but there is no need to be ashamed for everyone.
    For example, I am not ashamed. And even more: I never thought about this topic. Now I'm thinking...
    and... oh, horror! What would you not want to be - an American!
  55. 0
    1 June 2014 17: 30
    A small comment on the article. Port Arthur: our losses are 50 people, Japanese - 000 people; Even after Anne Queen of France, Europeans washed only twice in their lives - after birth and death, and they were proud of it. winked Do you think why the French invented perfume and eau de toilette - to cover up the stench of unwashed bodies! lol Savages ...
  56. +1
    1 June 2014 23: 57
    WHAT AN ARTICLE!!! YES I AM RUSSIAN TOO!!! MY GRANDFATHER TOOK BERLIN!!! MY FATHER BUILDED COMMUNISM!!!I WAS ABLE TO GO TO HOMELAND RUSSIA TO FIND MYSELF AND BE NEEDED BY MY HOMELAND!!!MY SON IS RUSSIAN AND IS PROUD OF IT!!!MY RELATIVES LIVE DESPITE EVERYTHING IN THE DONBASS AND ARE ALSO PROUD TO BE RUSSIANS!!!
  57. -1
    2 June 2014 11: 22
    It feels like you need to write annotations for articles so that there is no misunderstanding. Like "This article is about..."
  58. +1
    6 July 2014 17: 19
    I am ready to subscribe to every word!!!
  59. +1
    6 July 2014 18: 12
    Greetings to all participants.
    The entire Internet is filled with Maidan fascists. They persecute me from everywhere for saying a kind word about Russia, Putin and Crimea. I couldn’t express my opinion anywhere. I hope to dig in here.
    I wish you all good luck and health.
    1. Wayward
      +1
      8 July 2014 01: 29
      Hello, you just got excited about “the entire Internet is busy with maydowns”

      There are many more of us adequate anti-Maidanovites
      1. 0
        8 July 2014 20: 07
        There may be more of us who are adequate, but the majority of the sites belong to the Maidanists. Ours are banned accordingly, messages are deleted, etc. Many swamp creatures have undergone “training and advanced training” in Germany and are working well at “thirty silversmiths.”

        Thank you very much to the author, it was through this letter that I came to this site.
        It’s true that I can’t get to the forum itself.
        1. Wayward
          0
          30 July 2014 23: 22
          There are a lot of trolls, that's true. But there are fewer and fewer maydowns
  60. SOB
    0
    6 July 2014 20: 54
    Thanks to the author. I read my thoughts in his article. And I also know that we don’t owe anyone anything. They don’t want to be friends - I didn’t really want to. There is no point in throwing pearls before swine.
  61. 0
    20 July 2014 13: 00
    Magnificent poems by Frolov and Simonov. And of course Kazakov wrote it very well.
  62. 0
    30 July 2014 01: 17
    I wish you good health. I went to the forum and saw this picture:

    "Online users: 199 (last 10 minutes)
    0 users, 199 guests,"

    Or maybe no one ever joins the forum as a user?
    1. 0
      11 October 2015 16: 19
      I wish everyone good health.
      I ended up on the VO website forum, but not for long.
      The forum is completely filled with Maidan people. Any attempt to protect Russia, the army and the Russian people is instantly stopped by bans and blocking.
      In general, I’m not glad that I visited the forum of maidan idiots and stoners.
      I can’t say anything bad about the site itself, but the forum is really dill, so decent people have nothing to do on the forum.
  63. 0
    30 July 2014 05: 24
    Does this have any significance? And who determines this, or rather, how is it determined?
  64. Veering
    0
    23 November 2014 07: 54
    If a Russian tells you that he doesn’t love his Motherland, don’t believe him - he’s not Russian.