
In Russia, the power of the Communists was replaced by the power of the Gabists. The top of the GB apparatus, a dozen colonel generals, who occupy the most important posts in this department, headed the new power. Having formed something like the unspoken college of the Cheka, Colonel Generals installed a dictatorship in the country and put Putin as a dictator, raising his rating before the presidential election up to 80%. As they managed to do this, they do not tell, but many in our country are sure that the explosions of houses in Moscow in September 1999 were a Gabi version of the reaches of the Reichstag.
Putin turned out to be a successful dictator and concentrated in his hands such power that is second only to Stalin’s authorities. Neither Khrushchev, nor Brezhnev, nor Gorbachev, nor even Lenin possessed such power as Putin. He develops all the main directions of politics, and he has to be considered only with the opinion of the highest GB general. They put him in power and in the case of serious disagreements - they will remove it.
Having come to power, Colonel General committed a coup d'etat, skillfully stretched in time. As a result, the state system of Russia was changed. From the Democratic Republic, she turned into a dictatorship of generals on Lubyanka. Destroyed civil and political freedoms. Freedom of speech, freedom of demonstrations, independent political parties, free elections, independent parliament, separation of powers, independent court - all these freedoms are either destroyed or turned into a farce.
The task of destroying democracy by the Gabists was facilitated by the difficult economic situation that has developed in the country as a result of failures when moving from socialist to a market economy. The real salary has more than doubled. Those who earned 100 rubles a month in 1990 received an average of 45 rubles over the next ten years, and even 35 rubles a month in real calculation at the bottom of the decline in 1999.
The political consequence of this disaster was that the people were disappointed in the possibility of establishing democracy in Russia and, in the hope of getting out of the disaster, accepted a new public contract proposed by Colonels, according to which the people and the leader are united, the leader undertakes to create a strong state and protect the people from social upheavals, and the people undertake to support the leader: Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Furher.
The new public agreement was not accepted by “other Russia”, but the people to her opinion are still little listening. And in “Other Russia”, many were eliminated from participation in public life, believing that you could not overwhelm the shoe. This is what Putin wanted to achieve
From the educated class and achieved: do not go into politics.
GB dictatorship of a special type. The Gabist authoritarian model includes an unusual phenomenon - imitation democracy. It took the generals on Lubyanka because the Russian economy cannot develop without the financial injections of the West. This was shown by the economic rise of the first eight years. It was financed largely with the help of Western banks, which lended Russian banks at a favorable percentage, and Russian banks have led domestic enterprises and citizens. Russian society was increasingly accustomed to living according to Western standards, buying apartments, cars, cottages on credit, conducting leave abroad.
With the onset of the crisis in 2008, this consumer paradise ended. After the crisis, one does not have to count on Western banks: they were so largely burnt that they have no time for investment in foreign markets. The only way to get Western capital is to force Western corporations to invest in the Russian economy. Essentially, Putin now faces the same task that the CCP has successfully implemented when it decided that capitalism will be built in China instead of socialism. Western corporations were invited to participate in this process, and they willingly responded, seeing what giant market they were opening, and being convinced that their capital was reliably protected.
They do not have this confidence when it comes to Russia, and Putin did a great job to convince the West that Russia can be trusted. At the beginning of this year, he performed
With a sensational statement, saying that the main task of Russia's foreign policy should be the involvement of Western investors, and recently it became known that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has developed an appropriate project. And now, not only Berlusconi, but also Sarkozy and Merkel say that Russia needs to help her desire to become a full -fledged member of the European Union. The important role in the fact that they changed skepticism to a benevolent attitude, played imitation democracy, which they agreed to recognize as genuine. There are flaws in the Russian political system, they say, civil rights are somewhat attached, but still this is democracy. Even a convenient term was invented: "Defective democracy." With defects, but democracy. You can do business with Russia.
The main elements of imitation democracy, so captivating Western leaders, are intellectual freedom of information left by the Lubyanka of the thinking part of the educated estate. Reading Internet magazines or notes on Echo, it is impossible not to come to the conclusion that in Russia there is complete freedom of speech - write and publish what you want. Here is what Irina Pavlova says about simulation freedom: “How many articles scouring power on the Internet! And nothing is done to her. On the contrary, this criticism only strengthens it in the eyes of the world community. Creating the effect of freedom of speech, it successfully disorients Western experts. ”

As for intellectual freedom, the impression is as if it broke through the dam. Scientific conferences, symposiums and colloquiums go a continuous series. Moscow becomes not only a criminal, but also the cultural capital of the world. Adam Mikhnik says that the most interesting thing in the field of thought is now coming from Russia.
All this is the Lubyan generals. They are smarter than the Communists who were afraid of freedom of speech as a fire. The generals figured out on their Lubyansk accounts that some three, well, a lot-five percent of the population use the freedom of information and freedom of speech on the Internet. Putin somehow said so: “Who reads the Internet?”, Baking in mind the mass audience. The mass audience watches television, which, under the full control of the state, is shut up the population as effectively as the Soviet propaganda machine.
After the 2008 election, one of the main elements of simulation democracy was the imitation president, one of Putin's most successful inventions. Medvedev turned out to be a talented actor. He got rid of the role remarkably. Putin outlines only a general strategy for each problem. For example, to clean corrupt officials in the most merciless way, despite their faces. As part of this installation, Medvedev has complete freedom of action. He issues an order for the order: he removes from the post of some, he gives him to the court of others. An illusion is created that he acts independently and on equal terms with Putin.
This situation really likes the West. In the Western press, Medvedev presents a liberal group in the Kremlin, that he is increasingly making statements radically diverging with Putin’s attitudes, that Medvedev may soon limit Putin’s power, and maybe even remove him from power.
This is exactly what Putin and his generals need: to confuse everyone's head so that they stop understanding what is really happening. Putin managed to create an optical deception similar to the one that Stalin created. Faikhtwanger, having visited in 1937 in Moscow at one of the political processes, he wrote that the former Bolshevik leaders really got to the point that they began to engage in terror, wrecking, espionage, and that some were so deeply aware of their guilt that they themselves were asked to be shot, and that this is not the theater, but everything is actually.
Putin’s dramatic skill, of course, is inferior to Stalin. Stalin even surpassed Shakespeare in this art, but Putin's optical deception works. Even Adam Mikhnik, who has passed the totalitarian school in Poland, is bought for this. He comes out of the Khodorkovsky process and sees that the newspaper published an article by Khodorkovsky. No, he says, this is not an authoritarian regime, but a mutant of authoritarianism with democracy.
From the experience of the Stalinist drama, Putin drew an important conclusion: if you give the West the most unsightly reality in the form of a convincing performance, then the Western leaders will have sufficient reasons to take their eyes to the side and not notice what is really happening.
Imital democracy is such a performance. She closes the true picture, and people cease to understand that in Russia the dictatorship of GB, that she strengthens her position for a year after year. Human rights activists and journalists continue to kill. The authorities do nothing to stop the murder, which means that it encourages them. The fact that most of the murders do not have to do the Gabists themselves, as before, and this is done for them by Nazi attack aircraft, does not change anything. These are their spiritual heirs. Having restored the murder as one of the instruments of society management, the current collegium of the Cheka discarded Russia not to Brezhnevsky, but to Stalin's times.
One of the signs of strengthening the dictatorship is the resuscitation of Stalin, behind which Putin stands directly. This became clear even when he, right according to the famous Chekist formula “do not want - force”, forced the decent people of the country to experience humiliation and disgust, listening to the disgusting melody of the Stalinist anthem, which again became the anthem of the country. He constantly probes how the public reacts to the next step in rehabilitation of Stalin. There are small probes and large ones. It was small restoration of the inscription about Stalin in the subway on the Kursk Koltseva. An important milestone was the school history textbook created at the initiative of Putin, in which Stalin was presented to children as the great builder of the Soviet state and the winner in the war with Nazi Germany. The famous human rights activist of the 60s, General Grigorenko, in an article on the Patriotic War, showed that the victory was not won thanks, but contrary to Stalin. His mediocre leadership of military operations led to the fact that more than three million Soviet military personnel were captured by the Germans.

Here is what the Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation Avdeev says about this: “Stalin is the executioner. Stalin ruined millions of lives during repression and millions of lives during the war. He is fully responsible for the first two years of defeat. ” As for the Stalinist industrialization, schoolchildren do not report that in the construction of industrial facilities, prisoners often made up more than 90% of the labor and that millions of prisoners died from hunger and overwhelming work.
The last test was the decision of the Moscow City Hall to place posters with Stalin on the streets of Moscow at the celebration of the 65th anniversary of Victory over Germany. This plan had to be abandoned, as many anti -Stalinists said that they would pour stalin images with paint or spoil them in other ways. I would have to put round -the -clock outfits of the police at the stands with Dzhugashvili. They realized that this will lead to such a stream of mockery, especially when the photos appear in Western newspapers that the plan was canceled. But on the periphery, Stalin’s return is in full swing. They put monuments and create museums. Stalin walks around the country. Teachers at school are forbidden to respond negatively about the murder of millions, otherwise they are expelled, and you will no longer enter the school. Recently, on the Internet, this case was reported in Samara - and this is far from the only case.
After the full rehabilitation of Stalin, Putin's legitimacy will rise straight
To the "great builder" of the Soviet Empire. Putin creates a new and main vertical that will connect it to the "leader of the peoples." He will become his successor and successor, which will allow him, as he obviously hopes, to remain the ruler of Russia for another 10 years, and maybe 15. The foundation of the “millennial Reich” will be laid down during this time. The Moscow Patriarchate is already taking an active part in his creation, restoring the idea of “Moscow - the Third Rome. The fourth Rome does not happen. ” Russia will become not just the Kingdom of GB,
But the Orthodox Gabi kingdom.