"Reception of power in the Kremlin" is the goal of the pro-Western Russian activists who will come to Poland this week for their convention. As a result, a “Russian emigration government” is to be created, as can be expected with the temporary (?) seat in the territory of the III Republic.
Anti-putinian activists do not someway endanger the destiny of erstwhile initiatives specified as "refugee presidency" Belarus celebrated erstwhile massively by Swiatlana Cichanouska, which, after only 2 years after losing the election, nobody remembers whether the "Czech Republic of Iczkeria" which the "premier" of, Achmied Zakayev Polish side to abdicate tears yet proposed... statistic in the Legion movie Józef Piłsudski. Continuing this tradition, facing “Free Russia” seems so a brick candidate for the function Andrei Vlasovand at least Bronisław Kamińskito mention only the main supporters of Russia's westernization.
Who approved this provocation?
One thing seems obvious. the convention announced on 4-7 November in Jabłonna could not take place without formal approval of the authorities of the III Republic, given both at the MFA level and in the consensus of the main political forces. The Polish Academy of Sciences is so determined to overthrow the authorities of the Russian Federation. And it's hard to take the Russian Liberal group seriously. stand-ups, that they were abruptly given the magic of the place where the circular Table, or circus prop of giving Poland into the western sphere of influence, was set up. However, the display of specified a symbolism clearly indicates that the event is not at all oriented towards the impact on the Russian society, for which the memory of the 1990s, first, Perestroikas, followed by the Yeltsinian “democratisation” and “liberalization” is unambiguously associated – as Chervil, second Sadness, a period of unprecedented decline, degeneration and demolition of surviving conditions, besides under the slogan "adjusting Russia to average Western countries".
Is this the fresh beginning of the Polish-Russian War?
In the territory of Poland and with the usage of Polish helpers, therefore, humbug is organized to affect the western public. “ Look, we are not fighting the Russians, but we have allies in Russia! So nothing stands in the way of coming to their aid, continuing the war and moving it to Russia, whose representatives eagerly await our liberation action!’ Sure, it sounds weak, light and unbelievably, and in addition it is poorly co-operated with the “No Good Russians!” propaganda, “There are no good Russians!” whose effects have not been so long ago experienced by any poor, legitimately pro-Western Russian boy, who is self-absorbed and rejected by Marta Lempart However, in this case Poland is only expected to supply a place, study snacks, and bear the consequences if, for example, Moscow decides to respond in any way to the joyful announcement of the coup.
Therefore, probably, so far, all the news about the reunion are clearly controlled in mainstream media, under 1 flag and pending further instructions – and possible effects. It looks like the authorities in Warsaw just haven't been told if it's the minute erstwhile Poland heroically joins the war and with the cry of “Hurra, on the Kremlin!” he throws himself at Russia, with the support of any 50 erstwhile Russian MPs behind him, or with suicide we can hold back a small longer. But if we have any time, it would be worth considering at least what the allies' resources and possible are, coming down to the Jabelny lie-Dmitrov.
Affairers and KGB-ists (but surely what's good!)
It seems that the organizers themselves do not know who they will be able to recruit, so the erstwhile composition of the Russian Liberation Army does not seem to be overwhelming. Chief candidate for the fresh Vlasov, Ilia Ponomariov It's a beautiful good card in Russia. After unsuccessful attempts to make a career, and this is simply a subordinate business oligarch, in communist circles, and yet among the moderately proputinist left—this 47-year-old politician had already turned into a direct American wage in 2013, charging at least $750,000 for "scientific work in the US" through the foundation "Skolkowo" Victor Wekselberg, Which he admitted. However, he had already tried to find abroad sponsors to finance the coup in Russia, addressing, among others, the financial backdrop of the ex-president of Georgia, Mikhail Saakashvili. As you know, the revolution didn't happen, the money disappeared. In a word, if We're looking for an chance to waste any hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars that the Anglo-Saxons are most likely making us spend our money on paying for the Russian coup – Ponomariov is the best candidate for sponsorship. Especially since after leaving Russia for fear of the bailiff he lives in Kiev, and Poland already has a tradition in sending non-refundable and pointless subsidies to Ukraine...
Of course, however, there will be respective more applicants for grants from Polish taxpayers' money. They're among them. Mark Fejgin (i.e., like the head of the X Department of Berman safety in the 1950s), associate and defender of the profaning temples of strippers from Pussy Riot, and Giennadi Gudkov, Colonel of the KGB / FSB (but most likely of the good ones ...), erstwhile a businessman-social politician who, contrary to the publications of Polish media, lost the mandate of a deputy without connection with (later) "oppositional activity", but by Taking bribes and laundering money abroad. The emigration government is to complement law-abiding activists associated with various organisations George Soros, which means that we are dealing with an initiative not so much as a Western one, but by 1 of the globalist factions, definitely without being translated into Russia, thrown out of there for a juggle and participating in the looting of the country. Even erstwhile planning a serious ferment in the Russian Federation, we should at least effort to find people who are somewhat little compromised and have a trace organisational background, not so conflicted with the remainder of the opposition, to the degree that the erstwhile Caps Saint, Alexey Navalny about his fresh incarnation, the Ponomari, he was not expected to talk differently than “this thief!”...
What do we request it for?
Of this flour there will be no knocker; no of the coming to the Jablonna are VladimirLenin to be sent to Russia in a sealed wagon. The question remains, therefore, why Poland should charge itself with all this inconsiderate cabal, bear its possibly rather serious consequences and exposure to the threat of Russian retaliation – and, by the way, possibly semi-discipline financing. We'll lose our virtue, we won't make a dollar (but we'll spend quite a few it), we'll only have bigger problems. And for what? So that later Ponomariov, Gudkow and Fejgin would play in any Polish quaternary films?
We'd better send them to Kiev, London or Washington. It's their war – let them worry. No request for us neo-owners.
Konrad Hand
