Russians as a nation no longer exist

27 October 2009

The "political scientist", who makes appearances under the pseudonym of Mr Kalashnikov, and whom the current formal leader of the Kremlin Medvedev holds in 'favorites', was forced to admit in an optimistic (for non-imperials) material, laid out in the Moscow's edition of the "political news agency" about the inevitability of the dismantling of Russia, resulting in a so-called "Russian" restoration of its national identity and once again become those people who they were prior to their enslavement by Muscovites.

The analyst points out:

"Russians as a nation no longer exist. In the years 1991-2009, a full dismantling of Russians as a united people had taken place. Henceforth, their masses - a kind of stagnant, passive swamp, which has some "heap activity." But they are terribly divided ideologically.

The rest of society - a swamp, assemblage of autism. Some - with a beer in front of TV, others - in front of computers, but all are only able to feebly curs the government, and do nothing meanwhile.

There is no more passionarity nor solidarity. The remains of passionarity in Russia have been burned in 1993. Times of a kingdom of apathy, distrust, disunity have began. The vast majority of the electorates does not believe anymore in fiery words, does not want any super-efforts.

President Putin (Medvedev) is the Russian President indeed. The system reflects the state of the masses. That is why the failure of all attempts to create a twenty-year strong (imperial - KC) movement of the Russian majority happened. For there is no such a majority.

The present Russian, likes to decompose and remain fragmented. They cease to read, do not accept text-programs ("too many beech"), they become stupid and low before our very eyes.

This deeply divided cynical mass will continue to remain in the same condition, until Russia does not fully descend into chaos, in the economic and managerial defaults as result of disasters of worn technosphere.