Russia has no capacity to produce sufficient amount of vaccine to meet its grandiose promises that were made in 2020. In December 2020 several planeloads of vaccine from South Korea were brought to Moscow because there was not enough Russian produced vaccines and the upper echelons of the entitled elite just like the entitled elites everywhere in the world wanted to be vaccinated as soon as possible. By the end of May 2021 Russia produced about 30 million (two dose kits) out of which about half was exported, so there was enough to vaccinate only 10% of Russia’s population.

Kremlin media in 2020 launched propaganda campaign meant to undermine western vaccines concentrating on bad side effects and giving platform to silly anti-vaxxer conspiracy theories...So Kremlin propaganda could direct the blame against ordinary Russians that they were ignorant, obscurantist muzhiks, just like Bolsheviks when they were starving peasants to death, for not vaccinating while it was exactly what Kremlin wanted because they did not have enough vaccines. They created a false image of vaccine surplus that was infinitesimally shallow to hide the lack of industrial capacity to produce vaccines and to be able to meet their obligation and promises to send vaccines abroad
 

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"...The European plan was to inject a criminal tribe to put one against the other to rob the region of their resources..."

If that was the plan, then they would have created a Jewish state in Kuwait, not in Palestine. There is no oil in or near Palestine.

"...The Hebrew population of Israel are less than second class citizens who are kept under the rug..."

There used to be some discrimination of Oriental Jews by Ashkenazi Jews. Now less and less so. Intermarriage between Ashkenazis and Mizrahis is now 20%.

The Khazar theory of Ashkenazis has been debunked already.
Google: "No evidence from genome-wide data of a Khazar origin for the Ashkenazi Jews."

Israel ("occupied Palestine") is only a tiny part of the territory of the Arab world. Should we not be more outraged by the Turkish occupation of part of Europe and the city of Constantinople?

Or do you have double standards: European imperialism is bad, but Islamic imperialism is good?

Can you condemn Islam as an aggressive imperialistic religion?

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