Limonov wrote an article “Long Live the Crisis!”
The name is such that a detailed retelling is not needed.
However, the point is: the worse, the better. Under the blows of the crisis, the government will collapse. Putin will bend, “...and freedom will greet you joyfully at the entrance, and your brothers will give you the sword.” That is, the national bears will leave and the national lemons will come.
So, Eddie and his little brats are quite ready to rule Russia - what the hell are they doing?!
And there is a plan: “let’s complete the reforms like this - Stalin, Beria, Gulag.” And a happy ending is just around the corner.
Why are security officers bad?
They suppress freedom (of Limonov and the rest of the poor people).
Closely connected with the West.
Underpants.
Limonov knows what to do: break with the West, isolate himself from it seriously, build a closed society - and break into the world with tanks, reuniting fraternal Ukraine and the Baltic states with us.
Dorenko says something similar - for this the Kremlin again returned him from a fallen angel to the rank of angel, they gave him the “Russian News Service” (and it’s true, the war against the West is always fresh Russian news), with the prospect of coming to TV. In “Hedgehog,” ardent oppositionists—Delyagin and Belkovsky—explain that the regime is bad for its “compradorism” and indecisiveness in the fight against the West. On Ekho, another “sudden oppositionist” - Shevchenko - revealed that the good Khodorkovsky is being kept in prison by those bad security forces who are carrying out the task of the West.
The Duma “opposition” - Zhirinovsky and Zyuganov - have been repeating for 15 years with invariably excellent results that all misfortunes come from the West, all happiness lies in the fight against this misfortune.
Luzhkov demands to annex Crimea. Apparently they are having a dispute with Limonov about priorities, who was the first to say “Crimea is Russian!”?!
And exactly the same thing - as Limonov, shaking his Musketeer beard - says Dugin, the main theoretician of National Bolshevism, shaking his Old Believer beard.
The above-mentioned comrades have a disagreement on the agrarian issue - whose land is it?! But there is no disagreement about the fact that it is necessary to build a concentration camp on this land, expanding it to the entire territory of the former Soviet camp.
The Russian choice is between Limonov and Dugin.
“I hate the West and liberals!” - “W-re-sh-sh, b-bitch! It’s I who don’t see them!” Who says the first line, who says the second? The choice is yours.
THERE IS NO OTHER CHOICE IN RUSSIAN POLITICS.
People like it. He votes for them and for the party in power, which, much more cautiously, of course, is still walking around the same boiling anti-American mess.
And this is evidence of our considerable political maturity: after all, every healthy society exists on the basis of some common, basic values. Republicans and Democrats, Conservatives and Labour, CDU and SPD - all profess common values.
Just like ours: National Bolsheviks and National Chekists.
So we are long overdue for free elections between the first and second.
Give democracy to Russia!
However, its absence little by little leads to exactly the same place where people’s democracy will lead faster and more cheerfully.
So the only difference is the pace.