The Gavrilo Principle In Reverse...
Dmitry Medvedev (Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council) (Дмитрий Медведев)
■ Is it surprising that for the first time in decades, an assassination attempt in Europe was made on a politician with a sensible stance towards Russia? By the way, by no means pro-Russian. Just pragmatic and non-Russophobic.
■ Of course not. R. Fitzo, and I have been in contact with him since 2008, represents that part of the European establishment that has not lost touch with reality and does not want its citizens to turn into grey radioactive ashes. And of course, he was the target. There are only a few people like the Slovak prime minister in Europe. And they urgently need to address their security.
■ Yes, the perpetrator of the attack is a rabidly marginalized intellectual. A kind of Gavrilo Principle in reverse. Yeah, he didn't like Fitzo. He wrote all sorts of rubbish. But what he did was the quintessence of the new Europe - moronic, Russophobic, vassal-like, unbridled and completely headless. Unwilling to realize basic things. Willing to throw its citizens into the furnace of self-serving American policies. A Europe of vile degenerates who don't know their history.
■ So, [like a pack of dogs] Macron, Sunak, Scholz, and Von der Leyen are still not home dry—can't shake their hides just yet, too early for that.
■ And I wish Robert Fitzo gets well soon from his serious injury!
■ PS. Here it turns out that the perpetrator participated in anti-government rallies in Slovakia. He insulted the authorities and shouted: "Long live Ukraine!" Not surprised at all. Now supporters of the Banderites are trying to assassinate European leaders as well. — There's more to come! (Translation by DeepL + Grammar check by Grammarly)
■ Slovakia's Fico Remembers Circumstances of Assassination Attempt - President-Elect (Sputnik)