Tuesday, February 3, 2026

Dmitry Medvedev ...

 ... says it all. 

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has stated he is happy to have disappointed liberal factions that had certain expectations of him, and that his sole duty is to serve Russia. The comment came in response to a question about his political evolution during a joint interview with TASS, Reuters, and the Wargonzo project. Asked about what it is like to have failed to live up to the expectations of liberal circles that “pinned such hopes” on him, Medvedev stated that “if these are the same circles that now wish for the defeat of their Fatherland, as has happened before in our country’s history, then I am happy that I did not live up to their hopes.” He added that, ultimately, he “couldn’t care less” about such expectations, stressing that “one must work for the country, not for the hopes of some political construct.” Medvedev, now deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, framed the core duty of a state leader as unwavering service to the nation. “The most important thing is to believe in your country and serve it. Not to fuss, not to fidget in front of anyone, not to try to please, but simply to follow your line,” he said. 

Here it is. Margarita Simonyan, self-professed "liberal" and whose RT is infested with such cadres described by Dmitry Medvedev, should take a note. People still remember how she was explicitly absent in info space, under risible "justifications", during Wagner's mutiny and how Russian RT started recently erasing 29 articles by now officially charged with extremism 404 plant Montyan. What happened, RT? In general, majority of Russian media are infested with people who are "liberal" and who work against Russia and Russian people. These are Russian media who promoted all kinds of 404 trash as "experts" and many of who are either direct or shadow assets of GUR/SBU. 

As Dostoevsky wrote in Possessed:

Our Russian liberal is first of all a lackey and is only looking at how to clean someone's boots.

Difficult to disagree. 

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