“To put it mildly, I don’t feel any sympathy for Ramzan Kadyrov. But yesterday I had to agree with him. The Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk court banned the book “A Prayer to God: Its Meaning and Place in Islam” as extremist.
The indignant ruler of Chechnya threatened the judge and prosecutor with violence, calling them “shaitans and traitors.” Well, Ramzan, you are not my friend, but the truth is more precious. Indeed, the subjects who crawled into the monastery of the Russian Themis under the guise of judges are “shaitans and traitors.” They roam throughout the country, claiming that night is day, black is white, short is longer than long, and a square is rounder than a circle.”