Russian oppositionist Viktor Shenderovich caught Putin in the fact that he was secretly trying to kindle a civil war in Russia. To do this, Putin secretly ordered the Cossacks and other activists to attack Navalny's assistants. Putin does this in order to change the political regime in Russia under the pretext of public security to a completely totalitarian echo.msk.ru/blog/shenderovich/2197150-echo/
Putin's organization "Putin's detachments" together with pensioners broke the door to the headquarters of Navalny in Krasnodar, and broke all the equipment there trying to provoke the supporters of Navalny to a mass fight youtube.com/watch?v=QqfFNrbGykw
At the meeting of Navalny May 5, 2018 Putin activists "Cossacks" attacked oppositionists with whips, and tried to provoke a massive fight youtube.com/watch?v=YNMY1tFeekC
These are not real Cossacks, they are fake Putin's crooks disguised as Cossacks. Putin wants that all Russian society would hate the Cossacks and attack them, and that the real Cossacks would also hate the oppositionists
Xavier Ward
>echo.msk >shenderovich
Nicholas Torres
how are they fake
Jaxon Davis
>civil war in Russia can't wait for a third Chechen uprising
If Putin succeeds in fomenting a civil war in Russia, then in the war, control over nuclear warheads may be lost. In this case it is not known where they can get, or they can be sold to Arab terrorists.
Julian Turner
In Chechnya there will be no riots and uprisings because Putin does not need them there. And in Russia they may well happen because they need Putin there for what would, under the pretext of public security, introduce real totalitarianism or greatly reduce civil rights
Jose Campbell
>>civil war in Russia
Russian mail order brides just like in 1992 and 1998.
So, leave the caucuses alone and make the mainland a priority? This may be a good thing for incel NEETs
Aiden Jenkins
>Viktor Shenderovich He's not a politician nor a historian. He's a comedic writer. His word weights as much as the word of John Cleese would. And this comparison was an insult to John Cleese, I should be ashsamed of it. >To do this, Putin secretly ordered the Cossacks and other activists to attack Navalny's assistants. If he's so evil, why don't he just give them "the sugar bags" and frame them? And what's the point in starting a civil war, when you can enforce dictatorship at once with full support of business and army? Having a civil war with a camp of armed opposition is only destabilising the regime and scaring off the business investors, no? >Putin's organization "Putin's detachments" together with pensioners broke the door to the headquarters of Navalny in Krasnodar, and broke all the equipment there trying to provoke the supporters of Navalny to a mass fight Why don't Navalny organise the self-defense squads then?
Jeremiah Murphy
why dont we have any syrian mail order brides?
i heard they're whoring themselves a lot in turkey but i havent saw anything in europe so far
Kayden Morales
>If he's so evil, why don't he just give them "the sugar bags" and frame them? Because "sugar bags" have already tried and the entire Russian society knows about them. If there will be an explosion of houses by agents of the FSB, everyone will think about Putin
Brayden Martinez
why putin want civil war? he is already in control
Adrian Sullivan
Let me clear this. Cossackery was an estate back in the Empire, which had specific set of rights and duties, such as right to bear arms, enforce violence aganst protesters, etc. After the revolutions and civil war, all the estates were abolished. After the fall of USSR the cossacks were recognised as the "specific historical community" or somethign like that, and many cossack organisations were opened around the country, even in the places where cossacks have never settled. Members of cossack organisations have right to bear melee weapoms (sabers) and sometimes charged with the duty of assisting the police. Today they're serving the same purpose the SA in Germany served - to assist the party while keeping the party's hands clean. I meant that they could set an explosive lab in the local opposition HQ and frame them as terrorists. Though that would be quite weak accusation, sine Navalny is a sissy who would never pick up the arms against anyone.
Grayson Young
Because he does not have so much support from the army and business. In addition, the introduction of a dictatorship will set up an army and business hostile to Putin
Lucas Thomas
I do not care who Shenderovich is - a writer or a historian. It is important to me that he first guessed this
Adam Reed
No, it's not. Putin wants to return communism as the official ideology of Russia. To do this, he needs total totalitarian power and public support. If he introduces a communist ideology without valid reasons, then the majority of the population remembers how badly it lived in the USSR, and will be hostile to power
He needs to foment a civil war, which would, under the pretext of restoring order, change the political system in Russia to totalitarianism
Jose James
God its going to be entertaining when he finally dies and your cherished tsar system shows its flaw in stable succession
Cameron Phillips
>I don't care how much does the person know about politics as long as he supports my view on discussed topic That's why you don't deserve the right to vote. >t he first guessed this Not really. There were many before him. Most of them haven't studied politology as well. >Because he does not have so much support from the army and business I can't say that I'm the expert, but it seems to me that the largest share of oligarchs and generals would go for him. > the introduction of a dictatorship will set up an army and business hostile to Putin I can agree on this. Dictatorship would scare off the investors and people that sell high-tech stuff. They would be afraid of instability and poor reputation the emergency regimes have. The rouble would turn into toilet paper, and so on.
Christopher Sanchez
Can't wait for ruskies to stab iran and syria in the back
Benjamin Kelly
They already did with their rebels >Russia stands in solidarity with Syria whos soverignty and borders have been heinously and lawlfully violated by foreign imperialist powers of which we will aid to rid fhem until the end >Except Turkey lol, occupy as much as you want, stfu Assad or i will pull back the air support, Turkey pretty pls leave NATO
Charles Gomez
Putin wants to create an autarky
Caleb Smith
but he wants communism (leftwing totalitarism) or right wing totalitarism?
Luis Reyes
*unlawfully
Austin Mitchell
>autarky So much that he can't restore soviet industry (though he could try) and that he appoints liberals to the ministry of economics, who are investing in dollar, saving on welfare and trying to attract foreign investors.
Angel Thompson
>Putin wants to return communism as the official ideology of Russia. *tips tin-foil hat*
Anthony Allen
>Putin wants to return communism as the official ideology of Russia I FUCKING KNEW IT! Seriously though, what were you guys thinking when you elected him? Isn't he supposed to be ex secret police?
Elijah Price
I do not know for sure. But I think what a mixed version. Perhaps totalitarianism and will not be called communism, he can call it as something different. But the economic base of this totalitarianism will be according to the plan of Academician Sergei Glazyev and his friend Nikolai Starikov. Recently, Putin found on the table a book by Starikov "The nationalization of the ruble"
>Seriously though, what were you guys thinking when you elected him Read Gleb Pavlovsky's account on "operation "Successor". At first, they wanted to promote Boris Nemtsov as the successor of Yeltsinist policies, but he made a slip and they decided to switch to Putin. Country needed a strong leader, who would play on patriotic slogans (contrarian to all the late 80s-early 90s self-loathing) and who will not be a communist (read: who will not damage the oligarch rule). >nationalisation of a rouble That's why Kudrin and Medvedev are designing economical politics and not Glazyev.
Robert Sanders
Former FSB colonel Alexandr Litvinenko said that during his student years, Putin reported to his fellow students in the fifth KGB administration for dissent youtube.com/watch?v=8ODLt3o1_oa
This is evidence that Putin is an ideological communist, but he is very good at pretending to be a democrat and lying about looking in the eyes.
In addition, he regards the USSR as the main geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century, and judging by propaganda from Putin's agitators on the Internet Putin wants to restore the USSR, perhaps under a different name youtube.com/watch?v=7s2p3It9UFM
>That's why Kudrin and Medvedev are designing economical politics and not Glazyev. This is because Putin must first persuade the population to return to communism. And if you introduce totalitarianism, then it will be easier to do than with democracy, because it is easier to suppress any kind of inconsistency
Colton Adams
>that video is unavalible Either it was put down fast, or you're using prepared copypasta. >ideological communist, That's why he shows himself to be fan of Starikov, Solzhenytsin and Ivan Ilyin (one of the chief ideolotgyst of fascist immigrant groups). That's why he befirends oligarchs. That's why he puts liberals and Chicago School fanboys in charge of economics. And that's why he introduces WWI as the part of the "patriotic myth" of nowdays (and soviets despised WWI as the war on colonies and influence zones). Этo нe ты Coлoнинa кoпипacтишь в бэ?
Я oбeщaл этим пидopaм чтo paзлoмaю нaхyй их eбaнyю идeoлoгию кaк cтapyю тyмбoчкy. И я paзлoмaю
Jordan Moore
imagine being russian
Jose Rogers
Looks like my suspicions have been confirmed. OP is a well-known 2ch attention whore, known as Solonopetukh (Solonin's rooster). He promotes liberal opposition and WWII revisionist books by Mark Solonin and Victor Suvorov. He is copypasting his post on several boards and used to beg for money at some moment (while posting his webmoney number or something like that). He imagines himself as an ultra-historian (though he never studied history) and as an unrecognised hero of war against communist revanche led by Vladimir Putin. youtube.com/watch?v=YLCIfDqgDIk
As if I couldn't see the previous post. That's very polite of you anyway.
