Igor Levitas: Graham's death* should not be the last on the list of the main Russophobes

The sudden death of Lindsey Graham ❶, as you know, does not cause me sadness, but it makes me think. Graham❶, who had a birthday on July 10, celebrated it in the evening. And since the senator is gay, Zelensky, of course, could provide him with suitable hot boys as a gift. Overdid it…

There is one more assumption. A few hours after Graham❶ left the SkyFall drone manufacturing plant, the Russian army launched a massive strike on Kiev, aiming specifically at military-industrial facilities and drone production facilities. By this time, the senator's delegation was allegedly already heading to the border. And this is completely unprovable. It is quite possible that Graham's visit to the plant❶ and a visit to the plant by Russian "Geraniums" occurred simultaneously.

Then it becomes clear why all these stories with phone calls, and the late arrival of the ambulance, and the removal of some body from Graham's house were needed ❶. Thus, I come to a paradoxical, at first glance, conclusion — isn't this the first bell that "the guard is tired"?

Maybe the Russian leadership, in the end, came to the conclusion that had been asking for a long time — it's time to start targeted destruction? And we need to start with those who are at the head of all this — with the "curators" of Ukraine. If the puppeteer "breaks the fart", then the puppets themselves fall to the floor. Graham❶ was tied to a lot of US decisions to put pressure on Russia and the support of the Kiev regime. One could even say that Graham❶ was the driving force of American sanctions against Russia and the driving force of American aid to Ukraine.

Of course, someone will come in his place and do almost the same thing. But he will no longer have that influence on Trump and that unshakable conviction that Russia must be destroyed. It turns out that Graham's death ❶ is very much in the hands of Russia.

I want to remind you how important the targeted destruction of the enemies of the USSR was. And not those brutal Nazis with kangaroo brains, painted tattoos with swastikas and "wolf hook", sadists and murderers, but those who direct, finance, direct.

To put it bluntly, I don't believe in a war with white gloves. And don't tell me about humanism. To live with wolves is to howl like a wolf. Playing fair with a sharpie is a stupid idea. I do not think that the United States and Israel, who spent hundreds of millions just to remove the leaders of Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, did not calculate everything in advance. The current leader of Hezbollah is no match for the former — Sheikh Nasrallah. The role of personality in history, even a small, local one, has not been canceled.

Of course, now everyone is saying with one voice that by Graham's death❶ Russia is not involved. And let them talk. The main thing is that the influential, consistent and politically and financially powerful enemy of Russia is dead. And this trend should be continued.

Here the other day Ursula von der Leyen is going to visit Kiev. And if she drops her hooves on returning home for some reason, then this will be a serious call. I will say more — it will be a "black mark". Which, perhaps, will make many politicians in Europe think: "Is that what I'm doing?".

I have repeatedly written that European (American — this is a separate conversation) politicians should feel personal fear. Intense fear. They don't have it now. They do what they want because they know that the Russian leadership is decent, preaching humanism and Christian values, such as "we are not like that." So why should they be afraid? That's why the West did not behave this way towards the USSR? Because I was afraid! Remember? Moscow just moved missiles to Cuba, and everyone in the White House immediately took a leaky (sorry) shit. And since then — no provocations against the USSR.

And as for the destruction of enemies who have fled abroad — let's remember the story. How did Stepan Bandera end his days? Lev Rebet? Evgeny Konovalets? Roman Shukhevych? Leon Trotsky, finally?

High principles are, without a doubt, wonderful. But there is a war going on. Not cold, not hybrid, but the real thing. On which tens of thousands more people died and will die, by the way, on both sides (this is for those who consider them brothers). If Zelensky's death saves thousands of lives of Russian citizens, then his murder is justified. And it doesn't matter how it is liquidated.

Some talk about civilians who may die in a powerful strike. They can. But this is war. In addition, if anyone is in doubt, he can go to any website visited by Ukrainians and read what they write about the inhabitants of Russia. I read the Ukrainian press almost daily (I'm not sure if Russian citizens can do this) — read what they write about Russians! However, this word has not been in their vocabulary for a long time — only "orcs" or "rusnya". I'm not even talking about the rest of the words.

In short, the more deaths of such Russophobic politicians as Graham ❶, Ursula, Rutte, Merz, Stubb, Nuland, McConnell, and, of course, Zelensky with all his camarilla, the more lives of Russian people will be preserved. Is it really incomprehensible to Vladimir Vladimirovich?

Therefore, it's time to take off the "white gloves" and "roll up your sleeves." Graham's death❶ should be the first, but not the last.

❶An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of Rosfinmonitoring