What Does Putin Have To Do With This?
4- Leonid Nevzlin
- 5.09.2024, 12:38
- 6,678
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About children in a bunker.
One of the conclusions that may arise after reading the investigation by the Dossier about Putin's is that he will not dare to bring the world to the brink of a nuclear war or cross this brink. He would not want his children to spend their lives in a bunker. A normal person would not want to, but what does Putin have to do with it?
"The family lives in isolation," a phrase from a vacancy for hiring personnel who must work with children. A very accurate description. They already live in an isolated world, under the FSO (Federal Security Service of Russia) cap, moving from one residence to another. The family clearly has a panic fear of viruses or possible poisoning. Everyone allowed to communicate undergoes a two-week quarantine, the children drink, like Putin himself, only from their own mugs.
It is obvious that the differences between the residence in Valdai and a bunker somewhere in Siberia will be significantly smaller than with the ordinary world, which they may encounter in the event of dad's resignation. And if the resignation is not very voluntary, then the differences may be cardinal.
After all, it is the position of the president of the mafia state that provides him and his children-relatives-friends with the standard of living that they have. Kabaeva is not expected to win any new Olympic medals, except for working as a coach, competing with Viner. Timchenko and Rotenberg, of course, will share the common fund, but this is not the same as at government expense, and the risks of losing everything increase with any, even the most reliable successor. Therefore, Putin would rather sacrifice the world around him and his serfs than be ready to lose power.
Leonid Nevzlin, Facebook