
“He was on Komsomolskaya yesterday. What could be seen on the streets of Moscow reminded me on August 19, 1991: the occupied city. Only instead of tanks - ugly cars for the transport of Rosgvardists, and instead of BMPs, autozaki. Then, in August, the invaders lost,” writes the political scientist and president of the Interma Foundation on his Facebook page.
"I saw on different tape unbridled, animal violence in Vladivostok, Kazan, Moscow, St. Petersburg and other cities. The trend is obvious to both me and many others: it inevitably leads to fatal tragedies throughout the occupied country. And we are threatened to see even more violence, which will become the least guilty - those who, as obedient dogs, are poisoned by people. The main perpetrators who seized all the power and property in the country, and believe that this may be forever, they will transfer their assets to offshore and fly away on their own planes.
The gang is looking for salvation, intending to plant in the dungeons of those whom they consider to be instigators and shooters, and intimidate the rest, beating and mocking. But the current protest has already gained its own inertia, and it can no longer be stopped. The driving force of this protest is the power itself, theft, lawlessness, lawlessness and violence. The authorities are already increasing lawlessness and violence, and in response, the fierce of the protesters is growing. But it will grow incomparably faster, and will explode at any moment by what is customary to call the Russian rebellion ... merciless. Once again I remind you: he will not spare anyone, including the country.
Countries and peoples are also mortal. And most importantly - "unexpectedly mortal." Is there really there are no people left in the power to wake up?! And you really think that in the midst of the pandemic will take your aircraft from a rogue country everywhere with an "unpredictable" statistics of diseases? "