
“Over the years of work, a journalist in this country has been developed by the absolute scent on Mamleevshchina and Kafkian plots. That this story would not end just like that, I knew from the very first second as soon as I saw a photograph of this person,” the journalist on Facebook , commenting on the story of Andrei Nikitin, who was initially suspected of involvement in the metro station St. Petersburg.
"According to the law of the genre and today's reality, she must have a completely surreal denouement. Life is the best screenwriter. It was only necessary to wait for the interview. So, our favorite section" Kafka nervously smokes aside. "
And your name is Andrei Nikitin, you are the captain of the Airborne Forces, graduated from the Ryazan School, you serve in Chechnya faithfully, you resign, take Islam, work as a trucker, and then at an unnecessary moment you go into the subway in an unnecessary place.
And some investigator, looking at the recordings from surveillance cameras, just stupidly pokes a finger at you: “Here it is” - just because you are perfectly suitable for the role of Wahhabit, and - Voila! - Your life flies to hell with a dog.
Under the pressure of the regional Investigative Committee, you are fired from work in an instant, you are removed from the flight, because passengers refuse to fly with you in the same plane, all kinds of lifeyes turn your life into hell and this is still awesomely lucky because you managed to come to the police yourself, a couple of hours before the FSB did your job and did you as an extremist and made you an extremist The terrorist, as it made terrorists of many and many before, closed them on quite Stalin's dates up to life.
As, say, for eight years, Zara Murtazalieva served. Or simply "a suspect in the attacks of terrorist attacks was destroyed during the detention, extremist literature was discovered in the apartment."
Homeland will leave you, son. Always".