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Abramych's passions
“I promised today to announce the beginning of the construction of the party, but your comments prompted me to set a more general task: to formulate the main ideas of the resurrection of Russia - the ideas of the Resurrection Movement,” Berezovsky explained.
“Only citizens’ faith in fundamental Christian values - love and freedom - can save Russia,” the entrepreneur noted.
Berezovsky decided to base the movement on the idea of transparent relations between people and “the aesthetics of extreme liberalism, or the aesthetics of a transparent society.” Berezovsky published ten ideas for discussion, including the status of Russia as a confederation and constitutional monarchy, liberalization of the church, direct democracy, “total transparency of officials” and information equality of citizens.
In addition, Berezovsky proposed giving “petrodollars to the people” and making all citizens shareholders of the Russia Corporation, the board of directors of which should become the country’s cabinet of ministers. The entrepreneur also noted the need to create a fair judicial system in Russia. “To the Russian people - the English judicial system,” says one of his theses.
Berezovsky also called for Russian citizenship to be given to everyone who passes the Russian language test. In his opinion, this will make the “citizenship policy” the international policy of the country.
The entrepreneur offered to discuss his ideas on the social network Facebook.
When Berezovsky, who has lived in the UK since 2003, announced his intention to create a party in March 2012, he said that he would not try to register it with “Putin’s illegitimate institutions of power.” The entrepreneur saw the main goal of the future organization as “the destruction of the thieves’ regime.”
What a restless demon! On Easter I decided to declare myself both a prophet and a messiah, apparently, it’s really bad for the old devil. Well, we’re not against it, but first, Abramych, you’ll have to hang yourself on a cross, there’s no other way, or weren’t you warned?