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The colors of the scarves

August 23, 2012 Viktor Shenderovich

The Nazi pogrom in St. Petersburg is bashfully called "a fight between the fans" Zenit "and" Anji ".

No, gentlemen. It was not a fight. It was a prepared attack by a detachment of armed people on people of a different color of the skin sitting at the tables of a cafe.

It’s the same as calling the Zenit fans attackers due to the color of their scarves is the same as calling Hitler an applicant of the Vienna Art Academy because of youthful experiments with painting.

Zenit fan is my friend, poet Vadim Zhuk.

The fan of Zenit was his father, artilleryman Semyon Zhuk, who defended Leningrad during the blockade.

And according to Peter, seventy years after that, they freely walk, draw swastikas and arrange pogroms - the Nazis, and the color of their scarves does not matter.

Their native brothers in Nazism are walking around Moscow in red and white scarves-so what?

A day after the story in St. Petersburg in the stands of Luzhnikov, during the Spartak match with the Turkish Fenerbahce, shameful anti -Muslim banners were deployed - the Istanbul mosque was crossed out, and it was written next to clarity: “Orthodoxy wins today.”

This must be about Emmenika about McGiidi with Wellton ... idiots? Yes, but - dangerous idiots!

The prosecutor’s office - in a country with a twenty -million Muslim population - this episode was not interested at all. However, the prosecutor’s office was not particularly interested in the pogrom on the Manezhnaya, full of people in the same scarves ...

I admit, I am not a big fan of dividing people by color - neither in the color of the skin, nor by the color of the attributes. For me - all the Nazis should, by law and conscience, sit in the same cell.

Together with their red-white-blue scarves, merging into one shameful tricolor.

Photos of RIA Novosti