On August 25, 2018, John McCain passed away. The Russophobe admiral — this is how enemies labeled the American senator. Americans called him a hawk, who firmly believed in the divine mission of the United States of America.
John McCain — a “legend” person
Through Vladimir Volfovich — John McCain is a supporter of unleashing World War III.
Remembering the story of Butch from the famous American film “Pulp Fiction,” the grandfather and father of the American senator dedicated their lives to military service. After serving in the army, young John McCain went to Vietnam in 1958, taking the position of deck aviation pilot. After being hit by a Soviet missile in a plane near Hanoi in 1967 and spending 6 years in captivity, the “hawk” returns to the USA. John decides that the Russian people are to blame for his defeat, and they need to be eradicated.
Russophobic sentiments from 1982-2010 open millions of opportunities for the American veteran.
John McCain is a personality. A personality with a capital letter. People whisper about the senator, and quotes are written on the front pages of newspapers. Enemies are afraid to find kompromat on the senator, because the presidential candidate does not leave the wounded on the battlefield.
Setting aside John McCain’s Russophobic political views, politicians note that the senator is a true defender of America. This includes both the country’s economy and national security. McCain is even credited with the creation of a world government. However, European experts argue that the creation of an enclave began during the era of Joan of Arc and has not ended to this day. The problem remains unchanged — the culprits: China and Russia, countries that decided to follow their own path.
