In the Kremlin

Kremlin march

November 7, 2005 Alexander Ryklin

Our most independent television in the world is the march of national patriots that on a newly-made holiday went through the center of Moscow and St. Petersburg, ignored. It seems like there was nothing - not a three thousandth crowd, nor in a single rush of hands, nor disgusting provocative performances, nor scandalous banners over the skin -headed rows of marching. And on the other hand, the cars did not burn, the windows did not beat, the shops did not rob, they did not touch the foreigners. That is, it turns out - a peaceful demonstration. Only one must understand: they didn’t burn, did not smash, did not kill for one reason - there was no team. There was no yet. And next time? So it depends on the team.

Here you can reproach our public mayor, but in sympathy for all this nationalist bastard - it is unlikely. All his numerous performances on this topic are memorable, brought to the end the story of the prohibition in Moscow of RNE, a tough reaction to market pogroms. The mayor, although in the capital, legitimized the struggle with "persons of the Caucasian nationality", but it is one thing to legitimize police requisitions and completely different - to make advances to the fascist young people. Nevertheless, this time the march of the ultra -right in Moscow was allowed. True - not right away. At first, as follows from the press, the prefecture of the Central Administrative District banned the action, but after a few days it still changed its decision. I wonder why it would be?

It is clear that Yuri Mikhailovich is not the same - the sparkle in his eyes disappeared, enthusiasm in speeches, even the famous cap lost its sacred meaning and began to look like an ordinary headdress, so beloved by Moscow pensioners. In a word, Luzhkov leaves (they say that - ahead of schedule), and most importantly, what he is now busy with is to bargaining various kinds of guarantees of his post -eater life. But the fact that his imperious capabilities were closed to such an extent that he ceased to control his own prefectures-perhaps, after all, the news. However, what is the force that managed to push the scandalous decision to resolve the fascist march in Moscow, contrary to Yuri Luzhkov’s obvious hostility towards such events? There is only one such power in the country - the Kremlin.

It has long been obvious that the bet on a nationalist map is one of the possible scenarios for the extension of power of Vladimir Putin after 2008. The plan is that in the face of the threat of mass shares of fascist young people on the streets of Russian cities, our president appeared as the only possible savior of the Fatherland from the brown plague. It is clear that when this brethren will seriously get down to business, and people will begin to be afraid to go out and stop letting children into school, everyone will not be up to compliance with constitutional formalities. Everyone wants order at all costs. It is known that such a scenario of the third Putin term lobbying today the so -called power part of the presidential administration. It is these people who support such movements as the “Eurasian Youth Union” (he was one of the organizers of the procession on November 4), “National Patriots of Russia”, “Memory”, “Truth”, etc. They pump up the Nazis with an organizational resource, they give them money (we must think - Yukosovsky).

However, in an interview with the observer of the “daily magazine”, one of the close to the Surkovsky (that is, supposedly “liberal”) clan of political strategists in the presidential administration proposed not to dramatize the situation. “Pay attention to the fact that television did not show a scandalous procession. Does this not mean that we, realized in the danger of such trends, retain full control over the situation. Today, the danger of fascizing the country seems minimal to us. And the fact that someone is trying to play this card there, so we will continue to resist these, undoubtedly, dangerous plans. ”

In other words, we, Russian citizens, are once again proposed to sit aside and calmly wait for the result of another intra -Krelev war. The liberals will win, Putin will go for a third term in some less bloody way, the security forces will win-the streets of our cities are overshadowed by fascist bonfires. Only I have great doubts that when implementing the second scenario, our “Savior of the Fatherland” will be able to drive this beast back into the hole or at least soak it in the toilet. So far, in this field, he has not achieved much success.
So, dear fellow citizens, you yourself now decide whether it is worth dramatizing this situation or you can safely observe the development of events from the outside, as the Kremlin official offers us.
Alexander Ryklin

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