On July 1, 2005, the website of the Political News Agency published an article by Olga Pestretsova "Rusty iron" for the opposition, which was written in the development of the theme stated by the author in the article " Demo rebellion" .
planned "velvet revolution" ("the new priest Gapon"). Eduard Limonov and his "National Bolsheviks" were chosen (and successfully introduced into the "democratic movement") for the role of the provocateur of the , - says O. Pestretsova. And he proves his assertion with the help of "compromising evidence". “Why would Eduard Limonov, who was caught with such noise and judged with such pomp, got off with such a “childish” term, by today’s standards? Only four years! age "... There is something to think about ," the author notes, apparently not having studied the materials related to the trial of E. Limonov (otherwise she would have known why the leader of the NBP " got off with a "childish" term ").
O. Pestretsova believes that Limonov was recruited in prison ( "Limonov was given a case;... they helped to make sure that "it's bad in prison"; and... they made a specific proposal. Judging by the speed with which the prisoner of conscience flew to freedom, he accepted the offer" ) - and now he is conscientiously "executing the order" and is blocking with the liberal opposition, and the "orange bohemia" "does not quite understand what scenario this person is hatching" - the scenario is not "orange", but real, bloody revolution. “Today, the only real option for the “anti-Putin opposition” is precisely the “flower revolution”: mass, long-term, and most importantly, purely peaceful campaigns of civil disobedience . pitilessly . "
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