In battle and wanderings

On the anniversary of the annexation of Crimea and a few days before his "re -election" to the kingdom, President Vladimir Putin visited the Crimean bridge. This trip, which, as it was by the culmination of the head of state reduced due to an unclear disease, once again demonstrated: the occupied and degrading Crimea is not just the main thing, but the only thing that Vladimir Putin can offer his voter. But now, four years after the annexation, it is worth calling a spade a spade. Not just Crimea, but a Crimean war.

Putin was especially proud that the occupation of Crimea turned out to him without deaths - the Russian ruler then took advantage of the disorganization of the Ukrainian state after the flight of Yanukovych and other officials recruited by Moscow, and several killed and tortured Ukrainian military and activists were not at the expense. But the "peaceful occupation" led to a large war, which historians will be able to call the new Crimean.

Initially, an attack on the Ukrainian mainland, for which Putin was going to put Ukrainian women and children in front of his army. After - the destruction of other women and children, Syrian, monsters behind the helms of Putin and Assad aircraft. Then, a cyberwoman with the United States, whose political life was thought of ambitious programmers in uniform. Now - a chemical attack on England. The real offensive of evil, which smells the blood. The offensive that continues on the Crimean bridge. And it may happen that the most terrible battles are also ahead, that they will become the main events of the fourth term of Vladimir Putin.

In Russian history, the Crimean wars have always been like that - at first patriotic carbon fumes, chapcocking, a belief that the civilized world will be able to bend. And then the crisis and a shame, a severe hangover, ridiculous attempts to get out of the cesspool, at which the Russian people are driving a false power and imperial swagger. And that this nightmare always begins in Crimea is no coincidence. They always remember about Crimea when there is nothing more to offer except hatred.