By Autumn, 1917 Awaits Us.” Zyuganov Scolded the Government and Was Outraged That the Kremlin Listens to Bonya, Not the Communist Party...

“By Autumn, 1917 Awaits Us.” Zyuganov Scolded the Government and Was Outraged That the Kremlin Listens to Bonya, Not the Communist Party

Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov yesterday, at a State Duma session, supported Victoria Bonya’s criticism of the government:

“There is this lady, her name is Bonya, Victoria, she appealed directly to the president from Monaco. She listed all the issues that were raised here, and you heard them. Why there is a dirty slick in Anapa, and why they did not respond in time to help Dagestan and the Chechen Republic.”

Addressing the State Duma, Zyuganov stressed that the Communist Party had done “everything to support Putin, his strategy, his policy” — but they were not heard. He was also outraged that Peskov commented on Bonya, but not on the Communist Party:

“We sent you five thousand deputies, signed it — leave the women in Altai alone, let the faction work normally.”

In addition, Zyuganov said he had “not seen such a sad government meeting in a long time,” referring to the recent meeting on economic issues:

“We told you ten times, the economy will inevitably collapse. The entire first quarter collapsed all the way to the bottom.

If you do not urgently take financial-economic and other measures, then by autumn we will face what happened in the seventeenth year.”

“We have no right to repeat this,” the head of the Communist Party said, ending his speech.

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