Why journalist Lavetkina was fired

We had no doubt at all that the dismissal was related to Elena’s blogging activities. This was directly stated to her. But this is why her completely peaceful posts were dangerous...

It turns out that the Internet was turned off for her in order to protect her from the American threat! She was shown a list of sites she visited on her work computer. Among them were PublicPost, as well as MediaZavod, UralPolit.Ru and other regular news sites. She was not even accused of publishing on PublicPost, but of simply reading these sites that pose an American threat.

And Twitter was the first thing they turned off because she used it to communicate with terrorists. Because they only communicate via Twitter.

She was also shown a printout of her phone calls to the terrorists. It’s a pity that we don’t have the opportunity to show it... After all, people should know the dangerous numbers, you never know...

Yes, and the most suspicious numbers on this list were the numbers of the printing house where the branch newspaper was printed, and the regional telephone directory. But of course! After all, all terrorist organizations work directly with printing houses and reference offices. They have a transit point there.

What fanatical vigilance is inherent in the director of the branch, it must be... Saves the city from terrorists who pose an American threat. Or not the city... “I don’t want to expose myself” (c).

I suddenly remembered the questions asked to me on the carpets: “Who do you work for? Who orders? It can’t be for free!” Well, at least I criticized the city authorities... But Elena only “reads the American threat and communicates with terrorists.” Although... printouts of her posts were also waved in front of her.

Apparently she got infected. So they sent me... to quarantine.

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