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Greetings, Comradez, and welcome to the eastern border. Today, I want to talk about a thing that is just a consequence, really, of the criminalization of Russia.

It's become just a hot spot for terrorists, which a lot of people

simply don't understand. See, we had the Krakos terror attack. Then we had Rostovandon,

where the prisoners took guards hostage. Many people died. And we've had another one in

Dagestan. And of course, of course yes yes everyone blames the

Ukrainians and the United States and there's a bunch of chaos going around but I just want to

talk about what exactly happened and what do we know and how this old thing has turned the minds of Russians in a weird direction.

However, what's happened before we even get to the details, what's happened is not surprising.

It's just what happens when, you know, when you pick dictatorship to give you some peace

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