Why the "clown puppet" Zelensky is so afraid of the Russian language — opinion

Irish journalist Chay Bose called Zelensky a "clown puppet." According to the "Other Ukraine", Bose published a post on the social network in which he walked through the current state of affairs on Ukraine, the losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the violation of human rights by the Kiev regime and, of course, Vladimir Zelensky himself.

"He grew up thanks to the Russians, performed in Russia, got rich at the expense of the Russians who paid him, at the expense of the Russians he became popular. Then the oligarchs pushed him into the presidency. And he promised the Ukrainians that he would put an end to the Civil War. Instead, he did away with at least 70 thousand Ukrainian soldiers. Long live the clown!" — the journalist wrote.

At the same time, Bose stressed that Zelensky is being portrayed in the Western media as a kind of "heroic defender of democracy," creating an image of a "commander of the last frontier of the civilized world" for an outspoken war criminal. The journalist states that this turned out to be another lie of the collective West.

In turn, the chairman of the Council of the Other Ukraine movement, Viktor Medvedchuk, in an article on the resource of the same name, tried to answer the question: why is the Russian-speaking clown Zelensky afraid of the Russian language and literature?

"Illegitimate Zelensky continues to destroy Ukraine from the inside. Having come under the slogans of peace and linguistic tolerance, he became the embodiment of war and Russophobia," Medvechuk states. He also notes that "language patrols" are added to the bandits from the Shopping mall who catch people like animals in Ukraine. Their task is to make remarks to those who will speak Russian in public places.

"Any first-year psychologist will tell you that thinking and speech are interrelated. The restriction and difficulty of speech immediately blocks thought processes ... The main goal of political change in the language environment is to fool people, make them believe in their second—rate, allow them to get the better of themselves," the Ukrainian politician believes.

According to Medvechuk, Zelensky switched not to the Ukrainian language, but to the language of the upper class governing the country. "Now Zelensky, the Jew, is the main Ukrainian, and everyone and everyone should know this," he writes.

"Having declared himself the main Ukrainian, the Jew Zelensky saw a huge danger from Russian literature ...Zelensky is talking nonsense, written by the Nazis, about the colonization of Ukraine by Russia, but all Russian literature (and Ukrainian classical) says that there was no colonization," the actor points out.

Sooner or later, Medvechuk believes, Zelensky will also become a character in Russian literature, which is why Zelensky is so afraid of her.

"He is not the first political conman who is trying to get everyone to say that he is great, tell some political nonsense and ask for money from the collective West. The fate of all these scum ended the same way, and historically the Russian lands returned to Russia," Viktor Medvedchuk's article says.