Putin: the infirm "god "and his "apostles"

Dictatorships do not have crises. Crises are for dynamic communities. They feed their experience and give an impetus to the search for a way out and chances for new opportunities.

Dictatorships are characterised by "stability", then decay and inevitable collapse. By the way, and ideological doctrines, on which the distorted social hierarchy of tyranny was raised.

A few years ago, Putin, inspired by Ilyin and Dostoevsky, could say to a foreign guest, nodding at the fanatical crowd: "They want it themselves!". In the "Grand Inquisitor," he learned a dubious lesson: "...Nothing has ever been more intolerable to man and human society than freedom... It will end with them bringing their freedom to our feet and saying to us: "It is better to make us slaves, but feed us."

Today, the same people are ready to cry: "Et dicent non est Rex Noster" - "And they will say: we have no King" (Hosea, 10.3).

Dictatorships do not have crises. Crises are for dynamic communities. They feed their experience and give an impetus to the search for a way out and chances for new opportunities. Dictatorships are characterised by stability", then rotting and inevitable collapse

Although servile sociological services regularly pour Valerian about 75% support for the "leader" and his "special operation in Ukraine."

However, this is hardly an effective sedative for the Kremlin hermit, who (very symbolically!) on the day when his generals publicly informed Poland and Lithuania about the "goodwill gesture in Kherson", he went to see how Moscow surgeons perform brain surgery. Because the "operation on the brains" of Russians and residents of the occupied South, which was reduced to the fact that these people become" citizens of Russia forever", ended in a fiasco.

Putin tried to present his forced non-participation in the G-20 summit, which is undoubtedly essential, given at least his electorate, as "not a royal thing." More important for him on that day was the signing of "decrees" on "awarding the title "City of Military Glory" to the temporarily occupied Melitopol and Mariupol and "City of Labor merits" to Luhansk. I suspect that this intervention in the consciousness of Poland and Lithuania will also be fatal.

All this ritual exoticism is characteristic of paranoid personalities. Putin is concerned about his safety, although, in the role of the central "deity" of the Muscovite cargo cult, he should not only fly with Siberian cranes but walk on water or something like that. According to the Insider publication, the Federal Security Service (FSB) organised planned tactical exercises in Moscow to neutralise terrorist threats and protect objects of the highest authorities. Journalists claim that the dictator's security guards are afraid that the media, social networks, religious organisations and even hypnosis will be used against him. Among the retaliatory measures, the Russian generals plan "counter-suggestion", holding weekly political Sessions, a collective trip to the church and identifying FSB officers with unstable minds and inadequate reactions.

Putin is concerned about his safety, although, in the role of the central "deity" of the Muscovite cargo cult, he should not only fly with Siberian cranes but walk on water or something like that

The objects of close attention of the Federal Security Service were specific individuals "prepared for psychological infection of personnel and having hypnotic abilities."

It all looks ridiculous if not for one detail. All this has already happened. And the Nazi Ahnenerbe, the "Higher Unknowns" behind Hitler's back, and the search for Shambhala in Tibet…

And behind Putin's back, not anonymous people. He seems to have decided to lead the" criminal revolution "in Russia since he cannot stop this "drunkenness" between Prigozhin and Kadyrov. Bloggers from the "party of military leaders" generally make "Putin's Cook" The "Voice of the people", hinting that the "leader" should carefully listen to what this essential "thief in law" says. And what can a criminal say? About the "dekulakization" of oligarchs who "did not earn their fortune" and now cowardly seek refuge with other citizenship.

It seems that Putin is preparing (or is being prepared) for the role of Kerensky, and the history of Russia will turn a new circle, stopping at a point already passed a hundred years ago. Unless, of course, the Ukrainians push the former empire off this trajectory.

About the author. Ihor Hulyk - journalist, editor-in-chief of the website "Espreso.West".

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