The writer Sergei Lukyanenko: "I went for a walk around Moscow. I saw machines with St. George ribbons. I saw a car with Russian flag. I saw a car with the words of the hand on the glass, "Happy Victory Day!" And then I saw a girl with a boy. They walked down the alley, something his talking. They walked with the procession of the Immortal regiment, with the Guards, St. George ribbons, and in the hands of the girls were two placard with portraits of ancestors ...? Great-grandparents? Let it be - grandfathers.

The guy with the girl clearly has long talked about something else. To learn about, and we must speak of a young couple on a beautiful spring day. But the girl does not fall wordstrips, carrying their raised hands, as if on parade - although one has not been around in a quiet side street. And grandfathers walked beside her, looking for a peaceful spring Moscow, not seeing, not protecting, not a little jealous of his eternity ...
... You, babbling about the top-down and imposed holiday symbols, ribbons about the wrong color, and what we must sadly remain silent on this day - you are just idiots. Pathetic and miserable. You are not in the present, and you are not in the past and in the future for you - there is no place too.And the future is on the Moscow spring, and quiet walks past near - seeing, holding and blessing the ".