Boris Vishnevsky: "Chronicle of diving sclerosis"

“Sclerosis is a disease in which today they do not remember what happened yesterday. And tomorrow they do not remember what happened today (when today they remember what will happen tomorrow, this is called “déjà vu”).

The chain of versions of the murder of Boris Nemtsov, which TV channels, pro-Kremlin politicians and plainclothes journalists have offered us these days, suggests that the state propaganda machine is either controlled by chronic sclerotics, or is designed exclusively for such.

At the first stage, they explained to us that Nemtsov was such an insignificant and insignificant politician that the authorities did not have and could not have had any reasons to kill him, because there never could have been.”