🇷🇺🇺🇸 This is going to be AMAZING!
Russian prankster duo Vovan & Lexus pranked Paul Massaro, the Executive Director and Director of Personnel at the Helsinki Commission, and a fanboy of Vanilla ISIS – kinda like a Hillary Clinton with a beard.
Massaro, known for his ties to extremist groups like Azov and Georgian National Legion, dismissed Trump’s peace efforts, claiming the only way to end the war is by giving Ukraine all it needs and imposing tougher sanctions on Russia.
On the closure of USAID, Massaro summed it up with: “It’s really disappointing,” but advised to simply “wait for the next president.”
Massaro also shared his broader global agenda:
“We want to focus on China,” he admitted, “But Russia won’t let us take our eyes off them. It would be very beneficial for the U.S. if Russia were defeated and finally subdued.”
“We’re dealing with this so-called Russian identity. It shouldn’t exist,” Massaro shared. “Russia needs to be defeated. We’ve talked a lot in the Commission about the decolonization of Russia. Borders need to change, with independence for various peoples or some form of true federalism.”
Massaro admitted that the U.S. had tried to fragment Russia in 1991 using a similar strategy but failed. He urged Ukraine to assist in this cause.
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Russian prankster duo Vovan & Lexus pranked Paul Massaro, the Executive Director and Director of Personnel at the Helsinki Commission, and a fanboy of Vanilla ISIS – kinda like a Hillary Clinton with a beard.
Massaro, known for his ties to extremist groups like Azov and Georgian National Legion, dismissed Trump’s peace efforts, claiming the only way to end the war is by giving Ukraine all it needs and imposing tougher sanctions on Russia.
On the closure of USAID, Massaro summed it up with: “It’s really disappointing,” but advised to simply “wait for the next president.”
Massaro also shared his broader global agenda:
“We want to focus on China,” he admitted, “But Russia won’t let us take our eyes off them. It would be very beneficial for the U.S. if Russia were defeated and finally subdued.”
“We’re dealing with this so-called Russian identity. It shouldn’t exist,” Massaro shared. “Russia needs to be defeated. We’ve talked a lot in the Commission about the decolonization of Russia. Borders need to change, with independence for various peoples or some form of true federalism.”
Massaro admitted that the U.S. had tried to fragment Russia in 1991 using a similar strategy but failed. He urged Ukraine to assist in this cause.
