
The new law adopted by the Georgian parliament unanimously prohibits the occupation of state and public posts to former KGB and GRU employees, the highest party and Komsomol functionaries, as well as those who support hidden ties with the special services of foreign countries since April 9, 1989. " They are forbidden to work in the government, the presidential administration, the apparatus of parliament, to occupy judicial positions, as well as the positions of rector, deances and head of the department. In law enforcement agencies and the army, former hebists will be able to receive the title of no higher than the vice colonel, which sees an offensive hint of the previous status of our national leader.
Otherwise, the law can hardly be considered “dragon”, as everything related to Georgia, including Khachapuri, is called on our federal television channels. For example, former agents of Soviet special services can be elected to any representatives of the representative power, provided that they will publish all the information about their work at the KGB or other special services.
It is not quite clear why the State Duma deputies arranged a hysteria. We have in Russia, if you make such information, the chance to be chosen in anything will exceed 110 percent. Because our organs grow directly from the people, and the operation to isolate them will take centuries.
In principle, one can understand the vegetative nervous reaction of deputy Kharitonov, who shouted about the betrayal of fathers and grandfathers, Egorov and Cantaria - this prominent farmer only recently exploded sharply in a tense intellectual competition with carrots. It should be indulgent to be treated by the loss of self -control by M. Grishankov, although this is not to the face of the Deputy Chairman of the State Duma for Security. He has a mitigating circumstance: in 1991, Mikhail Ignatievich graduated from the highest courses of the KGB in Tbilisi.
Probably, the phrase “Charter of Freedom” made an unfavorable impression on the State Duma, part of which was the law on lustration.
We should calm down and adopt your law on lustration, which would bring the current personnel policy in the legitimate channel. Namely: that in Russia any, and even more so the highest state and public posts, as well as leading positions in large companies, do not have the right to occupy persons who were not previously employees of special services, toptunes, informers or, at worst, Komsomol leaders.
Well, or their children. In fact, it is already clear that the current generation of Russian people will live with non-custody, but it is advisable to bring the legislative framework under the current practice. Here, say, President Medvedev ordered to remove officials from the board of directors of joint -stock companies with state participation and appoint independent specialists there. As a result, the Supervisory Board of the Rosselkhozbank was proposed to head independent specialist Sergei Ivanov Jr.. He will assist the chairman of the board of the eldest son of the ex-head of the FSB Dmitry Patrushev, who completely sewn up with the provision of loans to insatiable gardeners. He is a weakness, the younger Patrushev. There Denis Bortnikov, the son of the current director of the FSB, somehow copes with the leadership of VTB North-West Bank and does not ask him to send him the vice-president of Vnesheconombank Peter Fradkov, the son of the director of the foreign intelligence service.
When the children end, it can be placed on the remaining posts of prominent party members. The other day, Boris Gryzlov sent a letter to Vladimir Putin with a proposal to appoint instead of Deputy Prime Minister Sechin and Minister of Energy Schmatko with the chairmen of the advisers of four state-owned companies of the four unbending United Russia. However, Georgy Boos, designed to replace Sechin as chairman of the board of directors of Inter RAO, has a specialty “Electric Engineer of Light Devices”, although he left the Kaliningrad region in the darkness; The first deputy head of the YP faction in the State Duma V. Pekhtin boasts of the icon "Honorary Energy"; The chairman of the State Duma Committee on Nature Management E. Tugolukov is the beneficiary of the Energomashino -Building Alliance, and the fourth, V. Golovnev, seems to have no such direct attitude to energy, but in the sense of effectiveness, simply sparkles.
Approximately 95 percent of the population will accept the law on lustration with great enthusiasm, sensibly reasoning that each Russian will be given free of charge on the chandelier.