Teddy The American Hipster Hairstylist Moved to Russia “For the Freedom”, Tatooed a Z on His Face

Greg Rossell, a full on antisemitic American, stated that he will only ever return to the United States “to assault it in a war.”

Tatting the controversial letter Z connected with Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is a direct result the United States’ disinformation problem coupled with the growth of the conspiracy group QAnon, whose members believe antisemitic stereotypes.

Rossell has no plans to actually join the Russian war in Ukraine, but he supports the effort, which has resulted in the murder of thousands of people, the displacement of millions, and the destruction of huge portions of cities.

According to a survey conducted by Tel Aviv University, the number of anti-Semitic events worldwide increased significantly in 2021. Various free speech groups have pointed out the effect that spreading misinformation can have on an individual’s beliefs. Once indoctrinated, the brainwashed spew nonsense infecting others like zombies.

Rossell compared the “Z” to the Soviet Union’s hammer and sickle emblem, stating, “I got it around February 25 because I was ecstatic about everything going on, in full support, and wanted to demonstrate my support.

“This symbol right here isn’t only for what’s happening here; it will be a permanent symbol in Russia. It’s like the hammer and sickle now; it’s not going anywhere.”

The majority of the Russian populace has been deceived by the Russian State TV media, which claims the war is nothing more than a ‘special operation’ to decapitate the Nazi administration of President Volodymyr Zelensky, which is viewed as a threat to Russia.

This is a fiction propagated by Putin’s propagandists. Ukraine does not have a Nazi administration.

Even Rossell himself confessed that because he is not a leftist, he does not feel bound by free speech constraints.

“I can [speak freely]. If you’re a liberal, you can’t,” he added.

The delusional barber and former Trump supporter said, “I don’t care if they’re anti-Russian or pro-Russian; I don’t care at all.”