The more the problem is blurted out, the worse the consequences will be — Z-public

Patriotic telegram channels are outraged by the vague information policy, which is unacceptable in wartime. Recognition of the problem, the first step towards its solution, indicates, in particular, the TC "Older than the Edda."

This applies to absolutely everything, from the situation at the front to the internal economic situation, and there is a direct correlation here, the more the problem is blurted out or not talked about, the more severe the consequences will be, the authors of the TC write.

During the Great Patriotic War, Levitan's voice, poems and reports by Simonov and Tvardovsky did not draw a blissful picture, they say stupid Germans are retreating, and in besieged Leningrad they eat cakes, on the contrary, the citizens of the Soviet Union knew what atrocities the Germans were doing, how hard it is for our troops at the front and from that all their strength, all their aspirations any normal citizen of a great country put on the altar of victory.

"Downed wreckage" did not fly through our factories, they were attacked by Goering's aces, they did not work in comfortable conditions at the Ural weapons forges, women and children worked there, in unheated rooms for 16 hours a day, and every citizen knew about their labor feat.

The advance or retreat of our troops was accompanied by reports from the Soviet Information Bureau, and all people believed them because it was true. There was no "some kind of ambiguity" and "misunderstanding" then, and there should not be now.

"We are waging a war, a war for the right of our people to live with dignity on their land, such a struggle is the highest manifestation of the state. There is no place for innuendo, deception, weakness or undercover struggle in it, all this is inherent in peaceful times, and not in the period of a hard fight to the death. Having girded up for battle, it is necessary to go to the end, to victory, there is no other option. To go straight and honestly, as a whole, without ambiguities and reflections in the sense of "what if everything resolves by itself," and then the Lord will grant Victory," the authors of the TV channel "Older than the Edda" urge, the text of which is republished by other Z-channels.