Russia’s gasoline disgrace may not break Putinism’s back, but it will significantly increase the number of its haters...

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Russia’s gasoline disgrace may not break Putinism’s back, but it will significantly increase the number of its haters and the disillusioned.

Yes, they may well fail to see the connection with the SMO, but the very fact of this slide into savagery and discomfort will sharply lower the level of adoration for the Führer.

Still, the Kremlin is preparing to rub the wound of disgrace with the “salt of repression.” Everyone photographing the lines, whining, and cursing is being proposed for immediate designation as “enemies of the people” and sent “onto the bottle.”

A series of demonstrative imprisonments of “panic-mongers”

will add degrees to the people’s awakening hatred.

Russians may be banned from writing and talking on the internet about gasoline problems. Violators are being prepared fines of up to 500,000 and prison terms

A group of State Duma deputies has put forward an initiative to ban everyone except government representatives and a few specially selected media outlets from writing on the internet, and publishing videos and photos there, about fuel problems and the fuel situation in general.

“It is necessary to ban absolutely everyone from writing and talking about fuel, except the responsible government bodies and several media outlets that will publish official information.

Violators who continue writing and talking about fuel after the ban is introduced are proposed to be punished with fines from 200,000 to 500,000 rubles. And ‘especially malicious violators,’ those ‘whose actions led to the spread of panic or other grave consequences,’ with prison terms of up to 3 years.

There is, however, also a cunning plan: secretly adulterate the gasoline until it turns into complete sludge.

That is a smart move.

Overheating, detonation, cracked pistons will quickly finish off the engine, and the need for gasoline will disappear on its own. And along with it, the cause of dissatisfaction with the “crisis” will vanish.

With magical potions, up to one hundred thousand cars a month can be “killed.” This will leave cars immobilized forever and spare millions of drivers the trouble of searching for fuel, lines, and dissatisfaction with the regime.

Nevzorov

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Shortage Now Requires Official Permission

Only officials and selected media may write about the fuel problems.

The shortage is fine; noticing it is the offense.