Russia's chief sanitary officer Gennady Onishchenko found the cause of mass alcohol poisoning. “This is a planned action,” Mr. Onishchenko said. It was invented by enemies who want to thwart the state’s efforts to restore order in the alcohol market, and these enemies are from Georgia and Moldova. More precisely, these are “producers of those liquids that were recently imported into our country from countries known to you.” Well, the problem is clear: Georgian wine has been banned, the Unified State Automated Information System does not work, the attempt at continuous but incompetent extortion on the alcohol market has resulted in a monstrous surge in surrogates, who is to blame? Enemies!
Russia is generally surrounded by enemies on all sides.
Beslan, as we know, was also perpetrated by those “who believe that Russia still poses a danger to someone.” The third force, as Senator Torshin said.
President Putin, flying from Sochi to Nalchik on September 1, turned his plane to Moscow, thereby signaling: “I don’t want to take responsibility”; investigators still cannot say who commanded the headquarters and where the figure of 350 hostages came from; after the assault, the school building was placed in a triple cordon (which was so lacking before the assault) and hastily began to remove evidence from there with Kamaz trucks, so that it would be unclear what and how it exploded; about the “bumblebees” the prosecutor’s office has already explained three times that a) they were not used, b) they were used by terrorists, c) nothing burns from them anyway. In a word, the investigation still does not know not only what the terrorists did, but also what Pronichev and Anisimov did, but the very next day President Putin knew exactly who carried out the terrorist attack and why.
He probably knew this while still turning the plane around.
Anna Politkovskaya, as you know, was also killed by the enemies of President Putin. With rare carelessness, so characteristic of the actions of these scoundrels at the peak of the complete strengthening of the vertical of power, two men and two women watched Politkovskaya, without fear of being caught on television cameras - and these were, of course, enemies.
By the way, Marina Litvinovich was also once beaten by the enemies of President Putin. Remember? They hit her from behind so that, God forbid, she wouldn’t fight back, but when she woke up forty minutes later, two angry guys were standing over her, one of whom said: “You have to be careful, Marina.” To be fair, it must be said that they stood, apparently fearing that Marina’s tongue would collapse and she would die, that is, in a way, they were even saving their lives. But what impudence! We stood for forty minutes, not afraid of anything. They probably had a special ID in their pocket. “Russia’s enemy number one,” - signature: Berezovsky or Nezvlin. And if the cops had approached the people standing over the unconscious woman, they would have presented this frightening identification, from which the cops would have immediately fled.
Our enemies are everywhere. Enemies are harming agriculture, as is clear from the speeches of the Minister of Agriculture Gordeev; enemies harm national projects, as is clear from the speeches of Gref and Kudrin, and Gref and Kudrin themselves are also enemies, as is clear from the weekly arias of Prime Minister Fradkov.
The machinations of NATO enemies led to the heroic act of pilot Troyanov, who got lost in the skies over Lithuania; Hazing in the army, as you know, in our country begins “from kindergarten”, and not from the army itself, that is, the enemies of kindergarteners and in general anyone other than the Minister of Defense are to blame for hazing in the army.
There is nothing to say about the Caucasus. It is ridiculous to assume that a young Chechen becomes a suicide bomber because the feds killed his family and raped his mother, and he found his wife half-decomposed in the basement, with a half-decomposed child in her stomach. This is all nonsense - and he becomes a suicide bomber because the enemies of Russia and his Western masters paid him two hundred dollars and with this money he probably wants to show off in paradise.
Or let’s take the West itself. We are with all our hearts for them! The Kremlin has been explaining to them for many months what they, in the West, need to do. We need to give Kovykta and Sakhalin-2 to Gazprom, forgetting about the billions of dollars in investments already made, then invest even more money in Shtokman, and for the right, so be it, to invest in Shtokman, we must also give us European gas distribution networks. And they? They don't want to, you see. It is clear that they are enemies! What did you think? Why else would they reject such proposals? Do they think that it is unprofitable to lose money on some fields, immediately invest more in others, and also pay with networks for the right to give money? The stump is clear, they cannot think so, but they refuse because they are enemies!
I remember that quite recently, during the time of Yeltsin, Russia had a lot of problems and mistakes. But she had no enemies. And now, as the vertical of power is built, the enemies are multiplying and multiplying. The stronger the vertical, the more enemies.
And most importantly, it’s just chilling – how daring they are. Just think about it, in the sixth year of building the vertical, with appointed governors, a completely controlled parliament, with a prosecutor’s office ready to fulfill any desire - what a strange thing they have done!
With the help of Georgian saboteurs who were not shot in the Java region, they dug a tunnel from Pankisi to twelve regions of Russia and, with the help of Nevzlin, Berezovsky and MOSSAD, began to poison the Russians with alcohol-containing liquids!
Thank God that Gennady Onishchenko and the Minister of Health Zurabov were perspicacious and uncovered the unheard-of crime!