"People are afraid, living on the brink of disaster": Russian Olympic champion says the US will be gone in 20 years
The head of the Russian Ski Racing Federation (RRF), Yelena Välbe, has made a spectacular claim about the imminent collapse of the United States of America. The three-time Olympic champion, who has not been in America for more than 20 years, expressed confidence that people in the United States "live on the brink of a total catastrophe."
Välbn said this in an interview with the propaganda outlet MK-Sport. The accomplice of Vladimir Putin's dictatorial regime repeated traditional Kremlin narratives about so-called traditional values and the decaying West, where "there is nothing good."
Yelena Välbe.
Source: Match TV
Russia is isolated from world sport.
"Twenty-odd years ago, I was in the US for the last time, and it seemed like: "This is cool, and this is cool!". And now I realize that it's a complete sh*tstorm. It's real. I talk to people who left in the 90s. They are already living on the verge of a total catastrophe. There is nothing good in life, plus the dominance of these laws about LGBT people, transgender people, etc. People are afraid to let their children go to school. Plus drug addiction, migrants. Real thugs come here, steal, and take everything, and the authorities can do nothing. On the other hand, it's good: in another twenty years, you will be gone. You will bury yourselves," said Välbe.
Devastation in Russia.
Source: Photo by Ilya Varlamov
Välbe and Putin
Source: RBC
Prior to that, the head of the FLGR called for Putin to order a strike by the Russian army against Europe, including the UK. She also expressed confidence that Russian athletes would not return to international competitions until 2028 and complained about the attitude towards Russians in the West.
As OBOZ.UA previously reported, the legendary Russian mixed martial arts fighter Fedor Emelianenko has issued a portion of selected nonsense about Ukraine.
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Elena Vyalbe
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