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2.27 Cuckoldry Day

The Eastern Border by Kristaps Andrejsons

May 9, 202637:07Society & Culture

Welcome to the 81st anniversary of Victory Day—the year the "Collector of Russian Lands" officially became a sub-letter of his own history. In this special episode of The Eastern Border, we perform a forensic live-vivise...

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2.27 Cuckoldry Day is an episode from The Eastern Border by Kristaps Andrejsons. Welcome to the 81st anniversary of Victory Day—the year the "Collector of Russian Lands" officially became a sub-letter of his own history. In this special epi...

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Published May 9, 2026, 37:07 long, audio available.

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Welcome to the 81st anniversary of Victory Day—the year the "Collector of Russian Lands" officially became a sub-letter of his own history. In this special episode of The Eastern Border, we perform a forensic live-vivisection on the mummified remains of the Russian Imperial psyche. On May 9, 2026, the world witnessed the ultimate tactical castration: a Russian military parade held strictly by the written permission of Vladimir Zelensky. While the "Bunker Granny" shivered in an armored coat on a 500-meter patch of cobblestones provided by Ukrainian "mercy," the rest of the Federation was left to burn under a "Moscow-only" defense policy that has even the hardcore Z-patriots screaming in terminal rage. Inside this Episode: The Tenant of Red Square: How the Kremlin used the "Spirit of Anchorage" to beg for a Trump-brokered ceasefire just to secure two hours of safety from a comedian in a green t-shirt. Den Kuckoldizma: Why the Z-channels have officially renamed the holiday to "Cuckoldry Day" after realizing their leaders fear Russian self-organization more than Ukrainian drones. The 8-Trillion Ruble Hole: Maxim Kalashnikov and the spreadsheet elves reveal the budget black hole that is about to swallow private bank deposits. The "John Snow" Parade: A breakdown of the real Russian army—featuring Chinese dirt bikes, UAZ Patriots on tow-ropes, and donkeys carrying mortar shells. The SS Imperative: A look at the St. Petersburg art show that uses Nazi quotes to define "Russian National Identity" while the land bridge to Crimea systematically dissolves. This isn't just a podcast; it’s a front-row seat to the end of a hallucination. Become our patron: Merch store + another option for memberships: Follow what's going on here in the very border of Eastern Europe: Download all episodes for free on our website; pictures accompanying certain episodes can be found there as well! Donate for trucks to the Ukrainian army: YouTube version: Support this show . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Published May 9, 2026 and 37:07 long