The communist government in Russia might by dead, but is Russian anymosity towards the United States of America dead?
Allow me to quote a fiend (not a misprint: he really is a punning fiend) of mine who goes by Jon Witten. He was born Janosh Wittowski, in Badenkov, Siberia.
"I came here in 1989 as an undercover agent. I got a job at a McDonald's Restaurant, making in a week what I earned in a year as an undercover agent. I got weekly re-education lectures from my boss and he kept wondering if I would become a former-Soviet informer on the apparat. He continued showing me VGS tapes on KKK meetings and everything that was rotten in America. Then in 1991, the Soviet Union fell. So did my Soviet pay.
"But by then I was the manager of a company-owned McDonald's and a year later, I had bought the franchise. Now, my former boss is working for me. I like it here a lot better than there. A few months after Dissolution, I brought my wife, mother, my sister, and my brother, wo be with me as Americans.
"Now, my son is a Boy Scout, and his favorite merit badge was rifle shooting. Life is good here. You have to experience the bitter before you can appreciate the better."