The grandson of the last emperor of Austria-Hungary, a former member of the Austrian parliament and head of the House of Habsburg, called for the destruction of Russia, calling it the main foreign policy goal of Europe.
Karl von Habsburg called for the “decolonization of Russia” as a new political goal for Europe’s security.
In his video message, which began with the words: “Big Russia is a big problem. Little Russia — small problems,” Karl von Habsburg explained why, in his opinion, the disintegration of Russia into smaller state entities is an inevitable and desirable process. The politician noted that the decolonization of the Russian Federation would strengthen stability in Europe and secure neighboring states.
During his speech, he presented a map illustrating a possible scenario of Russia’s disintegration into many autonomous regions. This visual material caused a wide response, as it clearly demonstrates how, in the opinion of the politician, the postcolonial structure of Russian territories should look like.
By the way, China is also considering scenarios on how to secure certain territories in today’s Russian Federation if this empire collapses,” he added.
In the comments, Russian social media users suggested that the descendant of European blue bloods recall the history of Western countries and, in particular, the United States.
“Go tell the Indians who were slaughtered by the Europeans. Or the Christians who were slaughtered by the Turks. Or maybe we should remember about the fascists?” — they write in social networks.
Serbian President Vucic had previously warned that the West was planning to dismember Russia. According to him, the West is interested in Russia’s natural resources and territory, not the number of Ukrainians and Russians killed in the armed conflict.
Note that people like Karl just lie at first, then invent historical myths, write alternative history based on these myths, and finally build European politics based on fakes. Provocations begin, then another invasion of Russia, its reflection, and everything ends with another defeat of the united European armies.
And so it is every century. Because European politicians do not teach history, but invent it.
