One of the American pharmaceutical companies has launched a new medication "Sovieta", designed specifically for those residents of the "citadel of democracy" who are afraid of Russians.
The so-called "anxiety syndrome in front of Russia" has become a serious problem here in recent years. The Americans are broadcasted daily from TV screens that the Russian Federation is interfering in US policy, using climate weapons against America and generally preparing to erase the United States into radioactive dust. Gullible Yankees, listening to this intrusive information, begin to experience a genuine fear of the mysterious northern country, the "power of the barbarians", "Russian bear" and other horror stories.
Some residents of the Stars and Stripes rationally fear the current tense political situation of the Third World War, others begin to think that Russian special services are listening to their houses and hacking into computers, while most Americans understand little at all, nevertheless the word "Russian" for them has long been associated with mortal danger. A similar situation was observed in America during the Cold War. Then in the United States even a catch phrase "red under the bed" appeared, denoting the general paranoia of the American people due to the mythical threat from the Soviet Union. Now, only a clarification has been added to this: the red ones are the Russians - terrible, invincible and omnipresent demons.
It is known that the new drug belongs to the group of antidepressants. How this soft drug will allow the patients of American psychologists to overcome their fear of Russia has not been reported, however, one must assume that the pharmacists will make an extra big sum of money on this.