"If God allows me to become the ruler of Russia, I swear..." Maxim Kalashnikov (V. Kucherenko). "Battle for Heaven" For most Russian citizens, the swastika seems to be something like a devil's web, it is associated with memories of German Nazism - attack aircraft, Wehrmacht soldiers near Moscow and Stalingrad, death camps, gas chambers. There are, however, fans of the swastika, who see in it the property of the great Aryan race, a wonderful sign of the sun.

The US "cowboy-Jewish mafia" is responsible not only for the collapse of the USSR, it is also charged with the intention to spiritually disarm, corrupt, humiliate and completely subjugate the Russian people. According to Kucherenko, Russia is waiting for a new version of the Yugoslav scenario.

This is the voice of the generation that first raised the swastika in Russia. I note that he does not merge with the voices of the ideologists of "Tomorrow", but even against this background he stands out with special bloodthirstiness and one hundred percent amoralism - which only the plans to unleash a drug war against the American "youngsters" worth. True, there is a mention of something similar in Prokhanov's novel "Mr.

Leontiev called Khodorkovsky an agent of globalism in the American version, for which there is no concept of national sovereignty, and with which, accordingly, the state cannot but fight.