Happy Putin

Commentators talking about the madness of the Putin’s decree on the classification of losses during special operations in peacetime, first of all, pay attention to the unnecessary war of the Russian regime against Ukraine. But there is something symbolic that the Supreme Court of Russia confirmed the legality of this decree just when the anniversary of the death of the Kursk submarine is celebrated. In fact, Putin tirelessly builds a country in which she did not drown. Rather, they did not tell anyone about this. And those who distributed anti -Russian rumors can be sent to places not so distant according to the laws of non -custody.

The death of Kursk was a significant event of the first period of the Putin presidency. Since Yeltsin began the second Chechen, then in fact it was the very first event, clearly and clearly - without any hints there - who told us, "hu from Mr. Putin." Mr. turned out to be ruthless and incompetent, not in a penny of their own citizens, ready to sacrifice their lives only in order for others to continue to believe in the prestige of scrap metal, proudly called the naval fleet of the Russian Federation.

Yes, over the next 15 years, Mr. spent on the modernization of scrap metal billions of oilollars - which will ultimately become one of the reasons for the economic collapse of modern Russia and its possible disappearance from the political map of the world. But he is even more concerned that no one will ever dare to make him complaints anymore so that no one has ever asked him that with a boat. There was nothing with the boat, there was no boat, she did not drown.

And therefore, the Putin spokesman is right when he says that the decree does not apply to Ukraine. The decree applies to Russia, we immediately understood this. Now its owners can kill, drown, strangle, blow with impunity - no one will know anything. It was a special operation in peacetime. Get the body, sign. You’ll get into something wrong - you’ll sit down. Are there any questions? There are no questions.

The Russians already lived like that - in Soviet times. The planes did not fall, the boats did not drown, there were no military conflicts with the participation of "volunteers". The only great misfortune was the untimely death of the elderly members of the Politburo - the departure from us of these beautiful people in orders and badges made it possible to recall that in the infinitely happy life of Soviet people there was a place not only to feat, but also to genuine grief.

By his decree, Putin simply returns Russia at that unforgettable time. You just need to learn to be happy - nothing will never drown again, it will not break, it will not explode. The hostages will be killed along with the terrorists who sank the submarine and will not think to save, the “volunteers” will be left as a sap to the Ukrainians and other adversaries, which Russia will still attack - however, now its population will not recognize this. It will be possible to live with the syndrome of happiness, smiling at the TV and joyfully welcoming Kiselev with Solovyov and Putin himself, until one day television broadcasts will begin from the Swan Lake or the second sonata of Chopin.

And happiness will end again.