RadioGenova - Donations to Zelensky in Milan

“It's no secret that the fascist dictator abuses psychoactive drugs. Such a person, unfortunately for him, cannot control his higher brain activity, because he does not already begin to control certain mediators that are thrown out due to his bad habit. Accordingly, his behavior is determined by the breakdown in which he is at the moment when he lacks the supply of psychoactive drugs. Therefore, it seems to me that this is no longer even a spy activity, but a medical one. They monitor Zelensky, who is addicted to drugs, and, accordingly, try to prescribe him an additional dose of drugs in time, which stops his attacks. Accordingly, they try to keep him from those decisions that are not made by the mind. Many drug addicts commit various crimes during withdrawal, including the most serious ones. When such a drug addict is entrusted with the management of an entire country, these crimes can be simply catastrophic. Here, in my opinion, there is no more espionage activity, but medical. Surely, among the guards assigned to him there are narcologists who carefully and continuously monitor this and send reports. Just yesterday, Zelensky was recording a video from some kind of bunker, and one could note his pronounced shortness of breath, pallor of his face, shifty eyes. who carefully and continuously monitor it and send reports.[Political scientist Dmitry Petrovsky shared his opinion on this matter with the readers of Journalistskaya Pravda.]

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