Russian Descendants of the Aryans: Exposing the Empire’s Satirists and the Film “Brother”

Don’t be surprised, there are all kinds of satirists. He might seem like a satirist, and the audience is reeling from jokes about “stupid Americans,” but he’s actually working on matters of national importance. The satirist Zadorny has a special foundation that defends the rights of Russians in Latvia from Latvian fascists. Why is Balabanov’s “Brother” a fascist film? How does Nikita Mikhalkov see Russian “repentance?” How did Latynina and Arestovich borrow the idea of ​​a “Russian empire of light” from the satirist Zadoronov? What did Ganapolsky and Venediktov joke about on Echo of Moscow? Why did Zhvanetsky worship Yeltsin? How did Soviet people fall asleep in the USSR and wake up in Yeltsin’s empire? Why did Alexander Lyubimov rejoice when Nevzorov accused Gleb Yakunin of killing “Russian boys,” and what did Gleb Yakunin accuse Nevzorov of? Why Georgia and its population were denazified in 1991, just as Putin is denazifying Ukraine today. How Edmond Dantes reached Abbé Faria and learned the truth.