Words that are worth thinking about were spoken on ONT.
The state trains a person in uniform so that, if necessary, they die for the good of the Motherland. Such words were heard in the program of propagandist Igor Tur.
Don't think I'm exaggerating. It literally sounded like this: "died for the good of the homeland".
And how it coincided. Almost on the same day when Tur said this, the Americans extracted two pilots from an downed plane from the Iranian mountains. For this, they had to destroy at least two transport planes that were used to deploy special forces and equipment for searching for the downed pilots. They also blew up the equipment itself to prevent it from falling into enemy hands — what could not be evacuated. They also spent a hundred rockets to secure the perimeter; they lost two helicopters. They write that the total cost of the funds spent on the rescue operation could amount to over 300 million dollars. For the sake of two pilots.
And this is not about the country's wealth. It's about the philosophy of the system.
And in our country: "The state trains me to die for the good of the homeland".
As a result, those who defend this system ultimately pay a terrible price, dearer than all (a weak consolation for their victims, it's true). Due to the ferocity, inhumanity — even to the point of senselessness — of this system. This was the case under Stalin, this was the case recently during the "non-existent" COVID, but from which 90 thousand people in Belarus died. Those who didn't believe the Grandfather protected themselves. And those who believed... And so it is now in Russia, where 300 thousand have already been killed and another 300 thousand have been maimed in the imperialist war. And all for what?
"If I were an investigator for the KGB, I would highlight the very same thing." Fiaduta on the hidden meanings of "The Ears of Rye Beneath Your Sickle," the security forces' attention to his manuscript, and the enigma of the third part of Karatkevich's novel 1111
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