Moscow is trying to intercept and destroy the decolonization agenda in the West in the bud

For the Gerber holiday, in honor of the end of spring field work, the occupation officials of Udmurtia received the task of organizing an “Udmurt-Tatar-Chuvash-Russian holiday” in Geneva on May 18. To demonstrate that the colonized nations do not suffer from the Moscow yoke at all, but quite the opposite – they themselves want it, because they cannot and do not want to exist without it.

Although the Russians are indicated last on the list and the holiday is, as if “not theirs,” the Russian language and Russian culture will be the main ones at the event, and the Russians themselves will be shown as those around whom all the nations of the Russian Federation strive to unite.

There will be songs, dances in national costumes and the sale of all sorts of different things made in the national style, and national groups will stage a show in front of important guys in jackets, as happens in the Russian Federation – the aborigines entertain the colonizers.