Putin’s Biggest Fear

Will Russians take to the streets?

Putin has many fears and one of them is the so-called elections. Even directed by his technologists from the PA, they are frightening. He is afraid of his own people, whose representatives he has been sending hundreds of thousands to slaughter for almost two years.

He still wants to be called the leader of the nation, for which purpose “electoral events” are being organized once again (as political scientist Grigory Golosov once called them). Of course, we cannot talk about any legitimacy of either the “elections” themselves or their results. Neither at the level of the global community, nor within the country.

Another confirmation of the fear of the bunker candidate. The Central Election Commission announced that it had found errors in the documents of Ekaterina Duntsova, who wants to participate in the “elections” and which could disrupt the planned course of approving Putin as president. After all, even the ancient Zyuganov, in order to avoid risks, was replaced by Kharitonov, who had already proven his worthlessness in 2004. But Putin’s Central Election Commission refused to register Duntsova at a very early stage. Afraid.

What about the people? Will Russians take to the streets to express outrage, protest, and defend their rights? I doubt it. This is their fundamental difference from Ukrainians. Ukrainians have the right to choose their government by voting or through Maidan of Independence. And they use their rights. Because they have a very strong spirit of freedom. I love Ukrainians and Ukraine and wish them victory over Putin’s horde. I stand for the Ukrainians. But inside, they will figure it out themselves.

Leonid Nevzlin, Telegram