Не прo Рoссию, кaк бы oнo не выгляделo

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President Dmitri A. Medvedev bestowed a prestigious cultural award on a Syrian writer and poet who has publicly applauded the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and expressed strong anti-Semitic views....
In accepting his prize, called the Pushkin Medal, Mr. Ursan, a former chairman and now adviser to the Syrian Writers Union, made pointedly political remarks. “I thank Russia for its wise policies,” he said, according to the transcript. “I thank this nation for its decisive and steady position against aggression, terrorism and attempts to meddle in the internal affairs of other states and people in the context of a unipolar world.”....
On Sept. 25, 2001, Mr. Ursan described his reaction to the collapse of the World Trade Center buildings two weeks earlier. “My lungs filled with air, and I breathed in relief as I had never breathed before,” he wrote in Al Usbu Al Udabi a Damascus literary magazine...
Mr. Ursan has frequently spoken out against Israel and Jews. In the same magazine in February 2000, Mr. Ursan wrote: “The covetous, racist and hated Jew Shylock who cut the flesh from Antonio’s chest with the knife of hatred, invades you with his money, his modern airplanes, his missiles and his nuclear bombs.”

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[yury]

Не уверен. Не удивлюсь, если единственное, что их там может сплотить, это как в том анекдоте про дружбу народов -- "идти бить жидов".