Peter Mezhuritsky: "Where is Rus' rushing"

“For some time, the Putin’s leadership, perhaps, was really nurtured plans to find a worthy place in Russia among the advanced countries of the world. The task was set to catch up with the future Portugal, the back of which could still be discerned in the foggy Dali. Alas,” the poet and prose writer on Facebook .

"Russia, which was headed by the young president, all upset, for some time believed that everything would succeed, but soon she got bored, making sure that the chase was clearly not set.

To admit to himself that not such an ambitious national project failed with a bang, in the past the great power did not want to, and how to live with the thought that for some reason you have no one’s worthy share in the kingdom of a bright future.

And then in the minds the idea was prevailing to catch up with its own, which became more and more great against the background of the insignificance experienced in the present, the past. This task inspired the country for real, especially since the past did not go especially far from it.

To begin with, quite successfully to the overall pleasure of the authorities and the people, the Brezhnev era with its relatively well -fed life, lazy stability and conditional law within the framework of the former gangster lawlessness outwardly curled outwardly curled.

However, the native stagnation did not have to rejoice for too long: somewhere abroad of the Motherland there was another general crisis of capitalism, which is why it became worse to live at home and not even more fun. And then it became clear that they calmed down early, because the Brezhnev era is far from the whole past.

At the very top, this was realized, and from there it thundered to the whole world: "We will show you Kuzkin's mother." Hello, dear Nikita Sergeevich!

And then what? I will not go into details, but what else, if not Stalinism in one individual country.

But after Stalinism on the schedule of the Civil War, which is not yet too worried about. You still need to survive Stalinism. "