It's even worse...

No matter how terrible the revelations of Major Dymovsky, who addressed the national leader via the Internet, the reaction to them in the Ministry of Internal Affairs indicates: things in the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs are even worse than the major describes.

A source in the Department of Internal Security told Interfax in all seriousness that non-governmental organizations funded from abroad, in particular the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), could be behind the major’s speech. “The chosen method, form and time of publication of the video message indicate that A. Dymovsky enjoys support from third parties,” the agency’s interlocutor hints at the foreign backstage. According to him, “the leaders of several so-called regional “human rights” organizations, sponsored, including from abroad, are actively participating in this case.”

And it’s not that the internal security department couldn’t come up with anything better than to explain everything as a CIA conspiracy. Indeed, who else can force our major to appeal to the prime minister? In a couple of weeks we will be informed that Major Evsyukov was also recruited (or poisoned) to discredit the glorious organs. The scary thing is that the Ministry of Internal Affairs seriously hopes that at least someone will believe this version.

However, I admit that this nonsense is intended for only one person. The same one who likes to speculate about human rights activists hanging out at the doors of foreign embassies. Now the national leader is simply obliged to accept on faith the story that behind Dymovsky there is an enemy force...