published in the new york times, one of the authors, by the way, i think he is russian by origin, anton troyanovsky is constantly repeated in western analytical texts, publications, to humiliate, to inflict a humiliating defeat , that’s what yevgeny petrovich was talking about, devastating non-humiliation, they have such an unpleasant complex in front of putin, it evokes some kind of voluptuous feeling in them, look how in the west, every birthday of the russian leader they try to do some nasty thing. the entire ukrainian intelligence service, the western intelligence services, are working to deliver something unpleasant to the russian leader specifically, the same thing, by the way, in relation to alexander lukashenko, if we are erdogan, the same thing in relation to sidinpin, they endlessly analyze in relation to russia, and these contradictory statements that come on the one hand, the desire to persuade to negotiations, on the other hand, no, we will be strong to increase our strength, again from freud. they understand that they were mistaken, they do not know how to correct their mistakes, they

published in the new york times, one of the authors, by the way, i think is russian by birth , anton troyanovskys, and there is an interesting point that is constantly repeated in western analytical texts , publications, to humiliate, to inflict a humiliating defeat, that’s what evgeniy petrovich was talking about, defeat, but without humiliation, they have such a complex in front of putin that they have this desire to deliver to him even for a minute something unpleasant, it evokes some kind of voluptuous feeling in them, look how in the west every birthday of the russian leader... but what will happen to the usa and what kind of outburst will go outside, we cannot guess this with accuracy or not, but simply analyze on the basis of objective assessments, but let’s be fair to ourselves, we have the same complexes, our main complex and our main weakness, that’s where we started the program. this is ambivalence, what is it? we have a combination of tender hostile feelings towards the west, that’s what we’re talking about, that is on the one hand, we understand that we are part of this culture, we