Igor Aidman: "After Putin"

“Politics in Russia is more than the struggle of ideologies, but the fight for economic resources. So, in the 90s, the struggle was actually not between the communists and democrats, but between different groups of nomenclature and special services for not yet sawed property,” the sociologist on Facebook writes.

"During the conflict of September-October 1993, it was decided who to steer privatization, that is, in reality, to distribute property among their: Yeltsin surroundings or Khasbulatov-Rutsky and Co.

Putin came to power as a guarantor of preserving the oligarch-bureaucratic clans of property assigned in the 90s. He generally fulfilled this task, but brought his St. Petersburg group to the arena, which faded a significant piece of economic resources, both from the old oligarchy and from the state (that they did not have time to drink in the 90s).

A new fight for power will also go, in fact, for economic resources. The guarantor of the current status quo is personally Putin. He is a “divorce”, a thief in law, which holds to gobble up each other, six. All these sechins, Zolotovs, Chemezovs, Millers, etc. They constantly bite at the general feeder, and then drag to Putin to the right.

After its inevitable (earlier or later) departure, apparently, the fight of various power clans and resources will begin; The war of all against all in the ruling oligarchy leading to the fatal destabilization of the regime. "