Savva's laurels

Exactly a year ago I published a post dedicated to the chief of staff of the Ukhta administration, Viktor Telnov .

The reason for that post was Telnov’s unhealthy, bordering on insanity, posts on VKontakte and on the website of the local Red Guards.

Then Telnov dreamed of the return of totalitarianism, the coming to power of a new Stalin, and regretted that the Stalinist regime did not shoot “the Sakharovs, Solzhenitsyns and their admirers.” He included me among these very fans.

I sent this post to the most popular Ukhta forum “Ukhta-24”. The topic I created did not go unnoticed, becoming the most read and discussed in July.

I also sent my post to our wonderful governor Gaiser, who kindly thanked me for the information and promised to talk about this topic with Mayor Kazartsev. Naturally, this was the end of the matter.

And now a year has passed, and Telnov continues to work at the mayor’s office. They say impunity breeds permissiveness. So, Telnov’s example confirms these words.

Let's start with an advertisement for the controversial Swiss writer Jürgen Graf, who is known as a Holocaust denier.

And Telnov firmly believes in Graf’s work and cites it as an argument in the discussion. Consequently, he also denies the Holocaust.

But then Telnov wanted to throw scientists into the furnace, and the furnaces miraculously appeared.

I remember that Terentyev was convicted for such words. There are no actions from law enforcement agencies here. This means that this is either double standards or inattention. I hope it's the latter. At least it's easier to fix.

After all, in the Russian Federation you cannot call on people to throw people into the oven with impunity. Whether these people are Russian policemen or British scientists.