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Inciting ethnic hatred is a criminal offense.
Besides the obvious ignorance of the author, who draws his "stories" from specialized literature, I would like to point out two things: first, the thoughtless use of national attributes. After all, who are Russians? Does he consider the peoples of the Caucasus, Tatars, Mari, Primorye, Chukchi, etc., to be Russians? Why is the nationality "Russian" used as an adjective?
Second, why is the servile mentality so shamelessly imposed – the people of the Caucasus, Jews, and external factors are to blame for our troubles. In short, everyone but us. In other words, if we logically continue this thought, it turns out that if we destroy the Jews, the people of the Caucasus, and non-Russians, or rather, non-Aryans, then paradise will come to earth, life will be a breeze, and we can lie on the stove, drink vodka, tell bad jokes, and loudly burp. Is it in such a state that such works, bordering on manic paranoia, are written?
Sometimes in India, the bride and groom see each other for the first time at the wedding – and then live happily ever after.