Alexander Plyushchev to the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Argentina

I would like to remind the embassy that no one endowed it with the right to certify patriotism

The commentary of the Russian Embassy in Argentina to a blog entry is strong in itself. Is this the first time that the posts of ordinary people in LJ comment on the embassies or I missed something?

But the turnover is more impressive:

“We know Mr. M. Mironov, who is constantly living with his family in Argentina. Over the past few years, he has occupied a well -known political position, claiming the role of the leader of the local opposition cell. ”

Classic: When there is nothing to answer on the merits, it is necessary to discredit the opponent.

“His wife - A. Petrachkov, who represented the project“ Russia Beyond the Headlines ”, from where she soon left with a scandal, without agreeing on the amount of payment of her work, also adheres to similar approaches.

And where does his wife are generally? She didn’t even write anything. Why does the embassy mentions its relationship with employers? Does this have some relation to cocaine supplies to Russia through the embassy?

But the best, of course, about children: “They have not seen their grounds to refuse to obtain a quality education - children should not be hostages of the anti -Russian views of their parents.”

I would like to remind the Russian embassy in Buenos Aires that nor the Russian Foreign Ministry in general endowed the right to certify patriotism. Let's focus on the main thing: a large channel for drug supplies to our country worked at the embassy. Could this happen without the knowledge of the leadership of the embassy and escorting representatives of special services? No, it could not. Diplomats and gabists who pump up the country with drugs - with such patriots no enemies are needed. That external, that internal.

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