Dmitry Medvedev: On Historical Memory and Inevitable Retribution
Dmitry Medvedev (Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council) (Дмитрий Медведев)
It's all about acts of retribution; their inevitability:
■ Recently, all sorts of vile scum like various Johnson, Borrell, and other Russophobic scum have been actively calling for strikes “deep into Russia” using NATO capabilities. It is obvious that even now there are no limits to such strikes on the part of the West, and it is necessary to prepare thoroughly for their defense. But I want to say something else: the need to remember the criminal calls of certain Western freaks and to prepare for retribution.
■ History is full of examples of when retribution was deferred. These are acts of retaliation by the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and our present country (Trotsky, Konovalets, Bandera, modern terrorists and traitors). And the actions of other countries, including our adversaries (the same USA) against their enemies.
■ These operations are carefully planned and don't always work out. But they must be done. And it is essential in the name of the highest justice and memory of the innocently killed.
■ It's all about inevitability. It is not so important when exactly the retribution will come. What matters is its inevitability. And so that every creature, regardless of its nation, faith, citizenship, and position, who committed a crime against our country and our people, or any beaten scum, just shouting: “Kill civilians in Kursk!”, know that they will come for them. So that they would turn up at night, look around on the street, change their data and even their citizenship, carry weapons with them, and run around between safe houses. To turn into a sick rat with symptoms of 24/7 manic anxiety and delusions of persecution. And maybe just die in a moment, numb with fear. And if God doesn't let that thing get away so easily so that at some point it finally hears the quiet footsteps behind it...
■ And here's another thing: we should use the enemy's known weapons. Despite several obvious legal issues, we should think about creating an open public database of our enemies with their data, for quite applied purposes. (DeepL + Grammarly)