And with sadness I thought about where the unsubstantiated reports of the Center for Social Research come from, predicting a crisis for the Putin regime.
And about why Kirill Rogov writes about the same thing, stringing together cliches and clichés that have nothing behind them .
It is clear that this is psychotherapy, that is, the main function of mass culture. It is clear that this is a hot commodity. But there is something else in the motivation of the authors of all this nonsense. "Putin, take us into your service. We alone know how to avoid a crisis."
Unless, of course, Putin has already taken them, and all these spells and mantras are not part of the strategic plan.
Why not? The Kremlin has launched a campaign against PZhiV. The progressive public was confident that it was fighting the regime, while it was used as guardsmen in the intraspecies struggle.
I remember when I talked about this then, I heard in response: “You are depriving people of their last hope.”
In any case, incantations and howls about the inevitable crisis of the regime are unclean and unpleasant. Deception and self-deception, behind which lies a lack of intellectual honesty. And not only intellectual.