Lustration fans

Yesterday a historical event happened: the party in power, in splendid isolation, led by the commander-deputy Sidyakin, began to prepare for a war that it had already lost.

United Russia voted for a shameful law to increase fines and toughen penalties for organizers of marches and rallies. Among the glorious cohort of swindlers and thieves, there were no people capable of understanding that they had already lost the war to a rapidly maturing civil society.

United Russia rallies, reeking of propaganda and organizational rottenness, have come to naught. But creative celebrations with the support of riot police and paddy wagons seem to be gaining new development. There are no leaders on Chistoprudny, on Barrikadnaya and on Arbat: they are screwed. But there is self-organization of citizens based on the Great Feeling of Freedom and Human Dignity.

God be with him - with commander Sidyakin. There was no conscience in his soul. But among those who voted for this legislative misery there were also those for whom this vote amounted to an incurable moral dislocation. I feel sorry for the members of the “party”, moth-eaten by falsifications, which its organizer threw off like a worn-out frock coat. Vladimir Vladimirovich gave this moth-eaten garment to the most obedient prime minister in the world to wear. And to tell the truth, United Russia is already walking somewhere near the political cemetery, looking for a convenient place for its resting place.

From time to time, discussions flare up in the opposition about the need to defeat the rights of the current servants of the regime. As a rule, opinions on this issue are divided equally. Presumably, the voting results reflect some objectivity. Among those who pressed the right button yesterday in United Russia, there are people who did it with difficulty suppressing their gag reflex. But the problem is, how can we expose these latent liberals, obvious fans of lustration?