About the unknown...and Misharin

It's almost midnight. Suddenly a text message: “Misharin was in a serious accident.” The first reaction is that it’s a pity, no matter what, but he’s still a man, he has children, a wife. Then the thought about the elections, how it will be reflected. And then I felt ashamed. I didn’t immediately think about the people who were with him. And about those he may have encountered. Here is the deformation. They were taught to think first of all about the boss, and then about ordinary people. I’m ashamed myself for those few minutes that I thought only about Misharin and the consequences.

And exactly. Quite a disaster. One or two dead. There are seriously injured people. Misharin is just one of them. Nothing more. And no more serious than others.

Two things are very unpleasant. Firstly, gloating towards Misharin. No comments here. On the conscience of those who... Secondly, the position of officials who continue to talk only about the victim under the name Misharin. But the driver is simply “Misharin’s driver.” Doesn't he have a last name? He is not a person, but a function? And the names of the deceased/dead? Are they written off by the authorities as scrap? Are they not human? Have they gone missing? Are they unknown and unidentified? And Borodin went to Misharin, and they decided to send a helicopter, and the authorities only announced..., and many... They are ashamed of themselves and of others. Here's another example: regional television is changing. Because of Misharin, not because of the tragedy, but precisely because of Misharin See: http://stolmacheva.livejournal.com/34995.html

I'm afraid something really bad is about to happen. Naturally, practically the only witnesses are escorting traffic cops. Is it beneficial for them to shield themselves? Naturally, it is beneficial. So there is a suspicion that the deceased driver of the Volga will be blamed. Not for the first time. Remember the case of driver Oleg Shcherbinsky, who was initially found guilty of the death of Governor M. Evdokimov? Then only public intervention saved him from reprisals from the authorities. What can I say, there are many examples.

In addition, it is no secret that Misharin’s motorcade drove at very decent speeds under the cover of these same traffic cops, see for example: http://www.e1.ru/talk/forum/read.php?f=67&i=9278669&t=9278669 In a day recorded before the tragedy. I don’t believe that this time the speed limit was ideal. I don't believe it. We don't drive like that with flashing lights. By the way, this is how it began. There is already a basic version of the innocence of Misharin’s machine. The driver who fell asleep, who (!) performed a maneuver while sleeping, is already guilty. See: http://www.ura.ru/content/svrd/02-12-2011/news/1052137449.html This is disgusting. For what? For the sake of interest in elections? For the sake of the next stolen millions or billions? In all conscience, after racing up to 200 km to carry out propaganda actions, after being killed and maimed, regardless of any conclusions of the “impartial investigation,” one must in good conscience resign and go to a monastery.

And one last thing. PR on this topic will be especially unpleasant. From all sides.

Health to all those affected. Eternal memory to the dead. And the perpetrators must be punished. And if not by our court, then by the court of conscience.

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