In the menu of Russian fascism, “their own” are an essential ingredient.

In the menu of Russian fascism, “their own” are an essential ingredient.

“Their own,” as a rule, are boiled in their own patriotic snot.

The dish turns out peculiar, but the Federal Penitentiary Service eagerly chews and swallows it.

Poor Z-lady Montyan was simply not warned about this.

All “war correspondents” and fanatics of the “Russian world” face the same fate. Though some are assigned not to cells but to psychiatric hospitals. And there they are brought with aminazine to the state of a “steamed turnip.”

Z propagandist and collaborator Tatyana Montyan was sentenced in Russia to 1.5 years in a penal colony over a phrase said on a stream.

A court in occupied Donetsk found her guilty of publicly calling for “extremism.” The reason was the words “shoot the guards without any regret,” uttered back in 2022.

In her final statement, Montyan complained that Ukrainian media would rejoice at her sentence and accused those who initiated the case of hostility toward Russia.

Over time, because of their involvement in the subject, all “war correspondents” begin to suspect that “everything is not right.”

The thing is, they are forced to stick their noses deep into the storehouses of the Russian world, into the trenches, and up generals’ asses.

And there is the thickest stench of decay.

War correspondents breathe it in there, then crawl out to vomit on television and the Internet.

Of course, that will not do.

The regime immediately rounds them up so they vomit in the seclusion of solitary-confinement cells in penal colonies, away from the eyes of the public, the media, and the internet.

Services to the Kremlin are not taken into account.

It so happened that every war correspondent (who is not a complete idiot) and is “in the know,” sooner or later, having grasped the nuances of the “special military operation,” begins publicly spewing vomit.

And it stains the official picture.

Therefore, fans of the regime and the war are periodically shoved into prisons or special clinics.

Montyan was given a short sentence (a year and a half). It looks merciful, but a “year and a half” is quite enough for a “sudden and unexpected” death in a penal colony.

Nevzorov

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