Murder in the same root

Galina Starovoitov, when she was killed, was a marble politician. Like Sergey Yushenkov, when they killed him. As for Anna Politkovskaya, her death, as you know, caused the current government much greater damage and damage than publications.

This was not always the case. In other times, Starovoitova was very popular. Yushenkov was one of the brightest deputies of the parliament. Politkovskaya was rightfully considered a living classic of investigative journalism. Then they were driven into marginals, then killed.

The same story with Boris Efimovich.

The former governor, a former Deputy Prime Minister, a former favorite Yeltsin and even, according to stubborn rumors, a man whom the first president of the Russian Federation saw his successor at one time, under Putin he was slowly and correctly squeezed out of politics. And if he was running for, then in the mayors of Sochi, and to no avail. He was an undoubted opponent of the current government, but he was not a competitor to her.

Nevertheless, until the last day, Boris Nemtsov remained an object of hatred in the Kremlin, the hero of the published wiretaps, custom -made newspaper and documentary horror stories, riveted on the guestelekanals, and there is, as it were, a mystery. For the normal policy is essentially pragmatic, and if a person does not pose a danger to those in power, then you can forget about it. And the books that he publishes, summing up the results of the endless Putin era, can not be read. Both marches and rallies that he organizes and where he performs can not be noticed.

However, they noticed, persecuted, reproaches, poisoned - according to all the rules of a dirty political game. With him, as with some other leaders of the non -systemic opposition, they turned as if the elections tomorrow and, according to all polls, Putin and Nemtsov went out into the second round. They beat them as an enemy and called an enemy, an agent of the State Department, the fifth column and in different other words, which in other times meant execution or camp, and in ours provoked extrajudicial reprisal. And he understood and felt it, seriously fearing for his life.

But the fact is that an unprecedented regime built in the Russian Federation is simply inconceivable without hatred. This is a spiritual scrap on which power rests, and the whole history of Putin's Russia is the story of skillfully directed hatred in relation to different people, social groups, countries, and peoples. First, Chechens, then the oligarchs with their television channels, later Georgians, now Ukrainians, Europeans, Americans, and always disagreed. All those who opposed the Chechen war, against the defeat of NTV, against the plunder of Yukos, against the war with Georgia, against the war with Ukraine, against the Cold War with the West. The country shakes the country, as in a flood, and the rhythm of this shaking is set in the Kremlin.

Well, conspiracies, of course, where without them, if you yourself constantly invent them and send your killers both in Qatar and London. After the death of the Politkovskaya, Putin spoke about "people who are hiding from Russian justice, have long beged to sacrifice someone to create a wave of anti-Russian sentiments in the world." Now, with the mouth of Peskov, he tells us about the “exclusively provocative character” of the murder of Boris Nemtsov, and this should be understood so that the crime is directed against the Kremlin. Such, you see, is an exceptional provocation to annoy Vladimir Vladimirovich. There are few worries, and there were four bullets in an opposition policy near the Kremlin.

In fact, who could decide on this, except for enemies and conspirators? Obama? Merkel? Navalny? It’s a pity, Berezovsky died, it was so convenient to dump all crimes on him.

Boris Efimovich was a fighter throughout life, and about this power, starting from Putin, spoke out without being repaired. Actually, he, one of the few, quite deserved the personal hatred of the president, and if the traces lead to the Kremlin, then the name of the customer in court will not sound soon. However, even if it turns out that Nemtsov, like Starovoitov in other, pre-Putin's times, killed some distraught patriots, the murder would fall on power for this. Those who sow hatred in our unfortunate society, urging those who were dumbfounded with longing and lack of money of the fellow fellow revenge on the crucified boy in Slavyansk, and they hurry to punish the punishers, and kill and die. And others, having listened to the authorities, looking through the next “anatomy of protest” and drowning on the “Anti -Maidan”, remember the face of the inner enemy. They are quite capable of tracking and shooting him in the late evening in the center of the capital.

There is such an article in the Criminal Code - "incitement to murder." Within the framework of this article, the Kremlin administration has been living and working, and suggested preventive hatred gives rich seedlings. All these ratings, demonstrating the indissoluble unity of the party and the people, as in the most vile Old Soviet times. All these crowds, listening to the speeches of a hollow biker and frantic cultural masters. All these wars, which an unprecedented country leads against the whole world.

Boris Nemtsov, a bright politician, reckless, brave, cheerful, charming man, killed this hatred. And in the courtroom, when and if they catch the direct performer, about them, about the instigators, it should be said especially. With the sharpness and mercilessness with which they say about people, whose fault is much more than Killer’s fault, who simply shot because they directed the criminal's hand. This fault is large and indelible, and the whole atmosphere in a country where the whole people strive to turn into hired killers, testifies to power.