Enthronement

That's it, no other way. In an hour, that's exactly what will happen. In normal countries, presidents are elected, after which the inauguration takes place, that is, taking office. In Russia, everything is different, pompous, pompous, imperial. Six years of unlimited reign is what Putin will receive today from the hands of a Patriarch with a very dubious reputation and the Chairman of the Constitutional Court with no reputation at all.

There will be three thousand witnesses (the list must be preserved), invited to confirm the fact of appropriation of power, and therefore to take complicity in this crime. It would sound especially cynical to take an oath with one’s hand on the text of the Constitution, which with the same hand has been repeatedly trimmed, trimmed, and openly reduced to a napkin and toilet paper.

The farce that federal channels today will enthusiastically demonstrate, with a loyal aspiration and trembling of state ecstasy, is nothing more than an act of consolidation of the existing thieves' state, cynical, despising morality and morality, under the control of swindlers and thieves, mired in corruption and destroying society, as concept.

Yesterday's demarche of tens of thousands and the silent rejection of millions is evidence of the deepest internal defeat of the system. Today's farce is more like preparation for a funeral: a new expensive suit, makeup, an orchestra, mourners, funeral services, a banquet. True, the farewell procedure will be somewhat drawn out, although, who knows, maybe it will be done in a couple of years.