5 Signs Your Friend Is Russophobic

We all have a friend who is against war (Special Military Operation), and is against killing, like Snowden. And while this may seem harmless at first, there is every reason to believe your friend is dangerously Russophobic.

1. Does not approve Russia’s right to destroy other countries. Very often we hear ‘Russia shouldn’t bomb and target civilians in foreign countries’. Yet, people seem to forget that Russia (in the form of the Soviet Union) was a lot larger until 1991. And the dissolution of the Soviet Union, which has already been proven to be illegal and void by Russia’s Ministry of Justice. 
2. Criticizes Soviet Communism. Often, your friend may avoid discussing Lenin, Marx, Stalin and other experimentalists who helped Russia’s journey to the top. More often than not, those who speak out against Communism and Stalinism are western imperialists who wish to take away Russia’s rights to regional domination and abuse.
3. Is not excited by the thought of Russia’s nuclear retaliation. We’ve often heard that Putin made it clear – if he is dissatisfied enough regarding the war and Russia’s waining geopolitical position, he may use his nuclear arsenal to send a clear message. What is the point of living in a world that does not succumb to the demands of an aging Tsar? If your friend in Berlin, London or New York does not understand this, and is instead scared of such retaliatory rhetoric, they may be Russophobic
4. Doesn’t believe that CIA puppet governments control the world. We often see anti-Russian parties winning at European elections. We often see political change in South America, Africa or Asia that is not favorable to Russia. All of these without exception are results of CIA-backed coups. Your friend is most likely Russophobic. 
5. Is critical of China and North Korea. China, the world’s leading exporter of freedom and giving African countries a chance to escape western slavery, is Russia’s greatest ally. Barking at China is a sign of disrespect to both nations. Criticism of North Korea, most likely due to jealousy of the success of their political system and their charitable cooperation with Russia, has made Russophobe’s blood boil. If your friends show any of these symptoms, they are almost certainly Russophobic.