article to Yegor Kholmogorov's Kirill Zubkov promptly responded . In the article "Operation "Wolfhound"" the author answers the question of who can become the "bloody dog" of the Russian counter-revolution. The answer to this question, according to K. Zubkov, lies on the surface: "These are paramilitary structures, the backbone of which is veterans of the Caucasian wars . "
"Paramilitary" [rather paramilitary - ed. ] structures will be formed by veterans of the Caucasian wars, united today in various "unions of veterans", security firms, etc.: "It is in the Caucasian war that the cadres of the future Russian counter-revolution are forged . " Veterans of the Caucasian wars realized that it was pointless to rely on the state, "and began to organize themselves according to the 'combat' option familiar to them . "
K. Zubkov asks the question, "Are such structures just another form of ethnic or tribalist criminal groups" , and answers it in the negative. No, they are not, because "the cadres that make up the paramilitary structures went through the initial formation either in the Soviet era, or in structures that preserved Soviet traditions" [ ? - ed. ].
According to the author, "the objective goal of paramilitary structures is the establishment of a single order of socio-economic relations for all. That is, the establishment of a state in Russia in the original sense of the word" . And these structures can achieve this goal: after all, they will not "be on ceremony with any "Maidan" if they claim the right to plunder protected objects "... In Moscow, there will be someone and something to meet the "revolutionary" marauders " .
However, the main thing is, Will the spontaneous counter-revolutionary resistance at the grassroots level be able to organize itself and grow into a full-fledged, conscious counter-revolution at the level state “ ? On this issue, the author again agrees with Kholmogorov - much depends on the behavior of the current government: "If the state does not have the courage to "use force against its own people" ... then it must ... leave and transfer power to a new, counter-revolutionary force, which crush the head of the revolution and save the country ,” K. Zubkov quotes the article “In search of the Bloody Dog.
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