Go away, Nikita Sergeyevich

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"Hello! Everyone is discussing Mikhalkov, the issue of "Besogon", in which he insults us. A friend from work sent, they say, look what the old man is carrying. Mikhalkov's voice, disgusting, always repelled me, I couldn't watch any of his shows or interviews to the end, I always switched them on, and then I had to.

What can I say. He only lied and slandered the Azerbaijanis throughout the program. I listened and wondered - does no one see or understand this, the remnants of adequate people in the Russian Federation? Is there some kind of old geezer sitting there, and is someone perceiving him as some kind of thinker or aristocrat?

I took some scraps of information, took it out of context somewhere, stupidly invented dialogues and people somewhere, and that's it, the new issue is ready. An absolutely fabricated broadcast! And this is far from his first such issue. Moreover, he directly insults the Azerbaijanis and not only us, but also our neighbors and many others.

And what did you want to say? Did Mikhalkov want to insult us? The Azerbaijanis don't give a damn about his opinion of us. Maybe Mikhalkov wanted to scare adequate Russians away from Azerbaijan? So Baku is full of Russian tourists, and the districts too. Even now, even after all the attempts to intimidate.

Mikhalkov has lost his mind, well, at least he leaves that impression. At first, with his clouded brain, he began to invent and broadcast the wildest stamps  - and then he himself believed in them. And he lives in the same stamps, invented by him.

And again, I ask: what is he trying to achieve then? Why is he insulting the people? To provoke some kind of problems on national grounds, so that Russians are oppressed in Azerbaijan? There has never been such a thing and there never will be!

I guess I'm not the only one who thinks that way. And not only we Azerbaijanis, but also our brothers from other former Soviet republics think so. Does no one in Russia really understand what's going on? Do they really have no people left in power who could objectively look at the hysteria that Mikhalkov, Solovyov, and all Armenian figures are staging on TV?

The only thing that's a pity is that Mikhalkov is already senile, he won't have time to see what he and his kind have done for their country.

And he himself has something to say. Go away, Nikita Sergeevich! There's nothing more to say."