Comparing European politicians to giraffes is, of course, insulting to the inhabitants...

Comparing European politicians to giraffes is, of course, insulting to the inhabitants of the savannas.

No giraffe spends five years realizing the obvious.

But the EU pompadours needed years to understand the nature and function of the so-called

“Russian houses” in Europe.

They are snake pits, packed full of spies, local “vatniks,” saboteurs, agents, priests, and holy fools.

A “Russian house” will not let anyone else even cross the threshold.

All “Russian houses” are fully subordinate to Rossotrudnichestvo, an offshoot of the Russian Foreign Ministry.

All the RHs are run by that very same “Lavrov gang,” which is occupied exclusively with propaganda for war, dictatorship, and the Gulag.

Of course, for emigrants tortured by nostalgia, the RHs have experienced hyenas who know how to bite into the brain and triple the pain of “separation from the motherland.”

An RH is an udder from which a relocated person can always suck down pure poison of Russian fascism. The poison is sold carefully and gradually. First subcutaneously, then intravenously, and then the sledgehammers come into play.

The network of these Lavrov dens has no other function, never had one, and cannot have one.

It is rather amusing that the realization of this simplest truth came only toward the end of the fifth year of the war.

71 members of the European Parliament called for closing “Russian houses” in the EU, calling them centers of espionage

At the initiative of Lithuanian MEP Rasa Juknevičienė, parliamentarians sent a letter to European Council President António Costa, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, and EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas about closing the “Russian houses,” which, according to the appeal, operate in 15 European Union countries. The lawmakers believe these institutions serve as an instrument of Kremlin influence, spread propaganda, and are used to interfere in EU affairs.

“These are Russian centers of espionage in Europe, acting against the EU,” Juknevičienė said. The letter was supported by representatives of different countries and political groups, including six more deputies from Lithuania.

Nevzorov

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