Jakub Janda Cheers the Removal of Konev’s Statue

The chief of the Prague based think tank, European Values, who did gay porn, expectedly cheered the removal of the statue of the soviet general, Ivan Konev from the memorial to the liberation of Prague…

This a a happy day, Prague has rid herself of a statute from the 1980s of Marshal Konev, an occupier and murderer of many Hungarians in 1956.

The Czech Russophobes have found a moral argument to remove the statue of Konev. He commanded the Soviet intervention in Hungary in 1956. Well, that’s damning but Prague has a statue of Winston Churchill, who starved out the Indians, and kept the Boers in concentration camps. That I would say is a far worse moral credit than Ivan Konev could ever amass in his lifetime. Why no solidarity with the Indians, or the South Africans? The real issue here is that Konev is Russian, and that is his misfortune.

Prague 6 Finally Defeated the Statue of Marshal Konev

The municipality of Prague 6 used the opportunity provided by the coronavirus quarantine to dismantle the monument to the WWII liberator of Prague, Marshal Ivan Konev…

Ukrainian Newspaper Blames Putler for Coronavirus

Remeber folks, Putler, and Russia are guilty of everything under the Sun…

The Russian Origin of the Coronavirus: the Government Doesn’t Always say the Truth

In some media, information has appeared that the Chinese may not be directly responsible for the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in Wuhan. They are suspecting that it may have originated in Russia, and mutated in China.

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Remember Folks! When Russia Does it, it’s Evil

From the Office of Petr Kunc, Vice Mayor of Brno (TOP 09)

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Monkey Sees, Monkey Does

The municipality of Prague wants to rename the square on which stands the Russian embassy in honour of Boris Nemtsov…

The Russians will laugh at this stupidity, and Prague will spend money on absolute nonsense. That is all that will happen. Ordinary Czechs don’t give a fuck about Boris Nemtsov, and the latter has never done anything for the Czech Republic.

But little did I realize how unoriginal the people in Prague that came up with this cringy initiative are. There already is a Boris Nemtsov Plaza in Washington D.C., named so in 2017. In 2018, Vilnius and Kiev were added to the list of proud cities featuring Russian Embassy addresses on Boris Nemtsov Square.

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