President’s plane

When you notice that the historical processes suddenly changed and the post -Soviet train, which was weaving in our expanses with a boring speed of the nightdress, suddenly accelerated to modern express, many halorily shake their heads: it doesn’t happen! But remember how much time it was recently needed by Alexander Lukashenko to go through a distance from the chairman of the All -Belorussian collective farm to the head of state, in which people disappear without a trace and even a hint of the replacement of power is impossible. And Viktor Yanukovych, in order to turn into a monster out of the stupid authoritarian twist, took only a few months of the Maidan. And now the host of Yanukovych, Vladimir Putin, is similar at the same speed.

Remember who Putin was about six months ago, when the Maidan was just beginning. Yes, Khodorkovsky - but, by the way, he was already released. Yes, Pussy Riot - but the time of imprisonment of girls was coming to an end. Yes, a furious printer - but even in the Kremlin they understood the absurdity of adopted laws. Meanwhile, Putin participated in the Summites of the Eight, was preparing to accept the leaders of the modern world in his hometown, and agreed with Obama in Syria. For many, he caused surprise, for many - disgust, but no one had shudder.

The path that Putin has made in the last months - since the flight of Yanukovych from Kyiv - may be included in the textbooks of political science. He turned into an outcast: now each of his visit abroad becomes an event, long discussed by the inviting side with partners and colleagues. He lost its place in the "Great Eight", thereby removing Russia from among the states that determine modern world tendencies, and finally fixing its place among the countries of the third world. He does not discuss anything with Obama more - except that they remind him of the possibility of new sanctions if he does not behave better. From the respected regional politician-let the autocrat-Putin became simply a lagging student-over-purest, who was detained in elementary grades and humiliating the weak. And now this plane is also.

The fact that such a catastrophe is almost inevitable became clear after the first destruction of the Ukrainian helicopter by bandits. Putin moved Russia from the present in the Middle Ages and gave the gangs of robbers scouring in Ukrainian expanses, modern weapons and a sense of impunity. He instilled the same feeling of impunity to the Russian military. And now it’s not even so important on whose order a passenger plane was shot down - a Russian general or a rogue from the “People’s Republic”, which, however, can also actually be an ordinary Russian general or colonel. It is important that feudalism has come - feudalism with "beams" and an atomic bomb.

Putin, probably, does not even suspect how much blood can stick to his hands until the day he leaves the presidential post. Of course, it was not he who gave the order to destroy these unfortunate people, by the will of the event flying over the territory, which he imagined his possession and probably already intended to give some grateful vassal. He is not a madman. He is a player. So, after all, Miloshevich was not a madman. So, after all, Miloshevich was a player. And the cut, nevertheless, was. Did Miloshevich give the order to kill her inhabitants? No. He just gave his dogs to feel the taste of blood. His mercenaries ceased to be people, they simply could not stop. They liked to kill.

Every day Putin in the world will be afraid more and more, it will become the embodiment of evil, they will begin to scare children - and with every new catastrophe, with new deaths, Russia will be more and more discarded, in the Middle Ages, in an era, where everything was decided by fire and sword. And with each new cut, arranged by mercenaries or regular troops in Ukraine or some other country that Russia will decide to torment, the gap between it and the rest of the world will go deeper and deepen, filled with human blood, is a terrible moat between life and death.

In fact, I don’t even know what will happen if Putin suddenly wants to stop by some miracle: can he at least change something in the brains of people intoxicated by blood and illuminated by hatred? Not sure. But with horror I imagine what a thin line separates the cruelty that we see in the country neighboring with Russia, from blood and death in Russia itself. Madness does not know state borders-and the thirst for death and humiliation easily finds victims among his own compatriots: national traitors, Caucasians, foreigners, Muslims, migrant workers-unnecessary to cross out. Cross with blood.

We are only on the threshold of Russian cuts.