Goodbye profession

Never, never, never, never, never watch television programs. The only exception can be entertainment shows, but they should be treated more carefully. Avoid news releases like fire.

Stop reading socio-political newspapers altogether. Let them remain entertainment for those for whom they are truly intended: the petty bureaucrats in the regions and the supreme authorities at the federal level. I’m telling you this as a journalist standing on the verge of breaking the last thread of relations with the profession. I think that I simply do not have the right to engage in journalism anymore, because today I have taken a very definite position in the system of what has been happening in recent days in Moscow and in Russia as a whole. And I’m not going to leave this position. And what happens is that it cannot be called a medal of two sides, both of which only equally continue each other.

What is happening today is on two fronts, one of which is represented by the citizens of our large and common country who dared to declare their reluctance to be in the role, the other is a small army of riot police, opposed to them (us) by the scared to death authorities. Because when 90,000 people take to the streets, and the mass media quote a figure ten times smaller, there simply cannot be any questions about the feelings of the newly crowned government on this matter. And that's why I say: never, never, never watch TV. Stop reading socio-political newspapers altogether. And start looking at things with YOUR own eyes. I promise, even the most skeptical will be surprised. Today this is the only way to get out of the pitch-black, propaganda, deceitful Kingdom of the absurd that has spread out so unceremoniously around us.

PS: It seems to me that it is time for all honest journalists to declare an indefinite strike until the media return to the country. In place of the media propaganda that we have today.