So, was Udaltsov successful?

Udaltsov achieved what he wanted. Improved the family's living conditions. The family, they say, left... Then his wife writes, they say, he did not flee to Kyiv. It's fun...everything is falling apart like a house of cards. And don't tell me this is propaganda. It was possible to realize protest sentiments in society. There was a chance for change between the parliamentary and presidential elections.

Yashin, Navalny and Udaltsov preferred to appear on the covers of magazines and the pages of electronic media. A clear political platform requires time and detailed elaboration; opposition leaders do not have time for it. You need to promote yourself while the suit is on. Meanwhile, the people are really smarter - they can no longer be pulled into the streets with slogans about housing and communal services, about all kinds of forests. One party dabbled in this at the end of the 80s of the last century. The party symbol is a green fruit. Where is this party now? That's right, the law to protect children from harmful content prohibits me from writing this word. The demand for a social idea is now high not only in Russia but also in Europe. They are ready to follow the path of revolution.

People in Russia already know: after the euphoria of change comes emptiness. And lastly: modern Russia is an extremely aging state. What do old people need? So that you receive your pension on time. And it was calm on the streets. The revolution is a young thing, and young people are now infected with the standard meme for all the youth of the world: sex and money. There is no one to make a revolution. There is no conviction among young people to sacrifice their lives for their homeland, for an idea. It exists in Iran, but there is a religion there - we don’t have a religion. They dance in churches.

People have a mess in their heads, and the opposition is also people. When they were created, they honestly said: “we are outside the system” and they don’t lie: they don’t even get along with each other. So out of system. There is, however, something that worries me more than the prowess of Udaltsov, who does not live up to his name. Or a pseudonym.

There is a question of national intolerance. And someone much more skillful than the gentlemen mentioned above is already ready to play it. It’s scary to imagine what playing this card will lead to, but it’s possible; real Nazis are coming to power in the country. And here the NATO bloc is no longer holding anything back. Even nuclear deterrent weapons. Then it goes like this: away with the Nazis - and we are back in Yeltsin’s Russia. With principalities and kings. Does this seem incredible to you? I don't. This whole plan is not designed for 2-3 years. Stories like the one with hijabs in the Stavropol school are just the beginning, a trial run. And soon everyone will forget Udaltsov’s prowess. Because there will be many like him.