The wolf is defended

A strange story with Putin, who was blacklisted with the enemies of the fraternal Finnish people, is gradually overgrown with unraveling. So, the local police chief of Mikko Pathero reports that we are talking about a "conscious erroneous decision." Worse than that. It turns out that a certain, while the nameless official not only brought Vladimir Vladimirovich to the secret inventory of the troublemakers, but also leaked this information in the press. I would like to believe that God forbid him will be found and punished, but this is not the main thing.

The main thing is Putin at large.

However, the joy associated with his miraculous liberation from the virtual dungeon is overshadowed by thoughts of a rather dreary property. These are thoughts about the defenselessness of our national leader. About his loneliness. The fact that in a moment of danger no one has stood up for the President of the Russian Federation.

Recall: the woeful news that the head of state is listed in the Black Foreign Register, sagged for several hours on the sites of news agencies, without causing any response among compatriots. The Foreign Ministry shamefully surrendered. The government did not open the mouth. Indifferently, if deputies of the Federal Assembly did not cowardly followed the development of events. The generals bit the tongue, even in the missile forces. The people silently.

Unless the internal enemies, frolic in their blogs and on the forums, gave a voice. They gambling calculated the terms of imprisonment for the defendant and muffledly admired the desperate courage of frostbitten Finnish policemen. In short, the enemies gloated. Fortunately, not for long.

But then, a few hours later, when the situation was clarified, Putin in a festive atmosphere was excluded from the pattern and the Finns, led by the president, began to frantically look for the Russophone Hooligan, the entire official, elected by the people and armed Russia continued to be silent. Lavrov carefully explained about Navalny, as if he would become president in a case. Isaev, as if nothing had happened, praised United Russia. Matvienko compared herself to Thatcher.

Only a terrible man-modern man named Alexander Zaldostanov spoke out loudly about the Finnish-Russian incident-because of which, in fact, a scandal happened. After all, it was his "night wolves" in Helsinki on the wanted list, and Vladimir Vladimirovich tried to illegally repress for the reason that he was familiar with bikers. Zaldostanov spoke, but, by golly, it would be better if he did not.

After all, he actually split, Putin's accomplice. By the simplicity of the soul, he handed over his cartridge, saying : "We demand our arrest. We want us to be arrested quickly." Moreover, without asking the president, the motorcyclist immediately expressed a desire to be with him in the same prison, in almost the same cell. Against this background, the words of Zaldostanov that the whole story is explained by the "revenge of the Amsterdam gays Vladimir Vladimirovich," sounded especially ambiguous. These words sounded badly, even if a terrible man joked, referring to the indestructibility of their male friendship with the president. Such things are not joking.

And then the thought creeps up: if all this does not happen Ponaroshka, but in fact? And not in some Finland there, but at the house where those who came to power, who disagree first of all, will bring their treasured dream to life and put it terribly to say someone, and with him his associates. Or the palace coup will happen, as has already happened more than once. Who will raise their voice in defense of the arrested and sentenced? It turns out that no one will elevate, everyone will turn their backs, bury in the papers, speak on extraneous topics, and remain silent. One Zaldostanov will be requested to prison to his friend, but will they let him go there? Will the motorcycle fit in the excitement? And will Vladimir Vladimirovich want to share the camera with the leader of the motor group? At such moments, hours, years, I want to be alone.

The press secretary Peskov reports that Putin "ironically" reacted to Finnish news. It seems that it was a bitter irony, partly flavored with the words that he forbade to use in the media, which is why the spawxman and refrained from the details. The president can be understood. So you live, work, benefit, plant, saw, listen to the enthusiastic speeches of the Kholuye, and if something happens - no one will stand up. One faithful friend somehow withstood the audit-and that Zaldostanov. It only remains to ironize.