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The following is the text in the original language. Interv? I’ve been going on for two and a half years, I wasn’t surprised by all this trash, I occasionally listened to fragments about “haters”, “contsabir”, “filthy TCC”, and of which I was completely tired.
The person, as she reveals, how much she doesn’t care about the idea of \u200b\u200b“haters” and that she doesn’t want to explain anything to anyone, about half of the interview? That’s what I’m doing – it’s explained and it’s true.
A person who has long ago built up an immunity to hate, whose hate literally makes you afraid: bulging eyes, kicking from the mouth, endless fakes into the camera, more fakes, more fakes. At any moment it seems that Polyakova would simply? There are convulsions, showing middle fingers to people, the thought of which, I guess, is absolutely crazy.
This issue is a tribute to the blogger Seryozha, with whom she hung out at the Lime festival and made tiktoks.
Polyakova, it turns out, is not a little nasty, with whom Seryozha associates and that there is a lot of content with Sobchak, Rudkovskaya and other characters of the Russian-Putin get-together. I didn’t know anything!
But what kind of passport does Seryozha have? Olya knows perfectly well and repeats it several times..
The diversity of information awareness is remarkable! )) The most disgusting fragment: if Polyakova recognizes that Ukraine is an “innocent land”, then it is “like a concentration camp” and turns into a “*fucking scoop”.
Olya Polyakova informs Ukrainians about concentration in 2026.
It is necessary to have a beaten table, a blunt and finished table, a table of spared elementary empathy, in order to recognize this in the land, the citizens of which Russia is immediately stealing away,.
It is reconciled that this woman has not read at least one book about real concentrations in her life. Judging by the ease with which this word is thrown around, the truth is not understated.
And I don’t judge Polyakova at all for what she has or hasn’t read. I don’t understand: with such zeal, it’s necessary to publicly broadcast to a great audience your worthless stupidity, ignorance and lack of empathy, and then complain about “hate”?
Because what Polyakova calls “hate” is often the primary reaction of people to what she herself says and stops.
You reach an audience of millions, tell the Ukrainians that they have to live near a concentration camp, tell them to fuck off, show them facts, and then become terribly overwhelmed that these are “unfortunate people”.
(No, Olichka, it’s not “hate”, people have simply lost their pride. ) And since, in principle, everyone has long understood everything with Polyakova, I would like to speak about Ramina once again on what I have already written about more than once.
Lyudina, who, after the beginning of the great war, denied access to so many professional journalists who can no longer die: the front, the military, great political figures, interv? With the Secretary General of NATO, it is a pity that she will be deprived of this same Ramina, who chased the Moscow stars with fate, and who sat with smoking eyes opposite Arestovich (already in the hour of the great war) and listened to him.
Now you can just sit across from Polyakova, hear about the Ukrainian “concentrator”, with this very “set”: laugh, roll your eyes, make a cheerful accusation and, God forbid, set up normal power supply.
You can go to the front, you can take an interval? yu at the NATO Secretary General, you can exchange millions of glances. If for all this time you haven’t learned to respond adequately to the bullshit that people are wearing on your microphone, then there’s no way you’re interfering? Yuerka, this is the original stand under that microphone.
I really want to thank Polyakov with all my heart, so that in Ukraine we don’t lose any people who can buy tickets for her concert.
And Ramin - a strong fall in the views of its content.
The correlation here is even simpler: the fewer people at Polyakova’s concerts and the fewer looks at Ramina’s, the healthier the Ukrainian marriage.
And for a little while now it’s scary to think about the steps (if only there wasn’t a stink).