Yesterday, bald Nebenzya assured everyone there would be no mobilization.

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Yesterday, bald Nebenzya assured everyone there would be no mobilization.

Today Medvedev called Russians who left “cockroach-like outcasts sitting in corners,” “traitors vegetating in exile,” and “pathetic little bastards yapping away.”

For some reason, citizens responded by heading for the borders.

And also about those who voluntarily, of their own free will, put these misanthropic ideas into practice, first and foremost in the Western world, of course. About the traitors, the outcasts, who scattered to quiet corners like cockroaches and, vegetating there in exile, doomed to melancholy and, in many cases, to the loss of a well-fed life, pathetically yap at our country, wishing it defeat in the war. Just think about it.

Their country is at war, no matter what they call themselves there. Soldiers and civilians are dying, and they wish death upon their own country.

There is no forgiveness for such bastards, nor can there be,” Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said at the United Russia party congress.

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Reassurance Sent Traffic Toward The Border

After Medvedev's speech, people headed for the borders.

Reassurance worked as an exit notice.