
This has long been spoken out loud, using simple logical constructions, with a tear, preferably in a megaphone. Like, without Putin, Russia will die. But if you scrape the speaker by leading questions, it turns out that he does not like this Russia. Mafia, corruption, unfair. Any so -called Kurginyan will tell you this, and every individual Govorukhin will confirm. And the purely specific Leontiev will even write an article in which he will give out to all sisters in earrings, but most of all it will go to the "corrupt judges and the Slutskiers who joined them." That is, a system of power in a country triumphing in the Putin era.
This is how different, paradoxical, in order not to say stronger, the logical structure. Without Putin, mafia, corruption, unfair Russia will perish. Bringing this thought to the end, within the framework of the guardian paradigm, we come to an inevitable conclusion: and there is no other Russia.
Idiotic this thought seems only at first glance.
Remembering, even with the kindest nostalgic intentions, the Soviet Union, it cannot be impossible not to admit that it was a mafia, corruption, unfair state. The meaning of the existence of which was to suppress a person and humiliate his personality. And this state died, as we recall, while trying to humanize and democratize it. That is, socialism with a goat's face addressed to a citizen was viable, and when trying to put on him, the human face threw the hooves. Moreover, immediately, bypassing the transition period of growing into capitalism, literally in a couple of years.
Thus, the inhumanity of Putin Russia is based on solid in appearance of historical foundations. And if you think, as the poet bequeathed, missed links, it turns out that it is impossible otherwise. It is impossible without cars with flashing lights that crush ordinary citizens with impunity. It is impossible not to falsify the elections, and in vnagoy, with video cameras, whistle and gogot. It is impossible not to plant Khodorkovsky, Mokhnatkina, one cannot but kill Sergei Magnitsky. Otherwise, Russia will die.
For the same reason, Alexei Kozlov was also doomed yesterday. Although the Supreme Court earlier ruled that the case of the unfortunate partner of Slutsker was carried out with violations of the law and that the defendant should be released, and he went out ofward to endure another torture - to return to prison from the house. Nevertheless, they know that his wife Olga Romanova is a famous opposition figure, and therefore the acquittal of Kozlov is the way to the Orange Revolution, the American occupation and the dismemberment of Russia. Consequently, yesterday in the Zoological Court, the Motherland survived again - as in Nord -Ost, in Beslan, in Tskhinvali ... About the rebellious Udaltsov, for a thousandth time planted for 10 days, or about girls from Pussy Riot, which has been shining for 7 years, and I do not even say it. Their release is equivalent to NATO nuclear strike throughout the Russian Federation.
What should we do with this logic?
The design is impermeable, and it seems that it remains to be lamented with the bard . Crossing and resigning to that, in another way, there is no one here that the Palace on this earth is a kind of state structure, otherwise collapse and collapse, Tatar hordes and a Polish-Lithuanian yoke. That the most unwell and vile sentence should be justified, Radia about stability and protecting the peace of civilians.
The inferiority of this logic is manifested only in metaphysics. In the eternal longing for freedom and in the fact that the chief of the Putin’s election headquarters, when he was still capable of living feelings and active brain activity, designated the words "this cannot live like that." The fact that the most vile eras just gave rise to anarchy, state cannibalism and wars, which turned into catastrophic victims. Yes, and all our empires, if honestly, fell apart under the yoke of cruelty, lies and embezzlement. And the one that Leontiev calls the "bloody regime of Slutcar" is not much different from Brezhnev or Nikolaev. Here are just the orders in this empire, if without cunning, it is determined not by fugitive senators and not corrupt judges, but by the one who again pushes into the Russian throne on May 7.
Yesterday, describing the "zoological court" as a phenomenon of our life, I hoped for a miracle, but I did not believe myself. Nadezhda was different: I believed that this court, in principle incapable of mercy, was still not insane and would bear a milder sentence, so Alexei Kozlov would remain at large. It did not work out, and the explanation is at hand, and the proof is evident: Russia did not fall apart. But there is a fear that with such a flayer system of handling citizens, this state is preparing death for itself without any revolutions. Because inhumanity in the world of people in itself is the key to inevitable decay, and this applies to both individual citizens and large communities. And the sooner the freshly chosen Savior of Russia will understand, the better it will be for him and for the country.