Degradation Processes in Russia Are Advancing Ahead of Schedule

Degradation processes in Russia are progressing steadily, confidently, and even ahead of schedule.

The regime has decided on a new federal human rights commissioner.

The hefty police general Moskalkova, who held this important post, has ended her career.

She firmly believed that “human rights” are what is burned onto a wounded person’s stomach with a soldering iron. Another key “right” was a properly soaped noose in a prison cell.

In her position, the general did everything to make torture, abuse, humiliation, imprisonment, and the stripping of political rights a daily norm.

Undoubtedly, she deserves a large shiny medal on the left side of her chest from the ghoul himself.

She’ll get it — no doubt about it.

She is to be replaced by an equally exotic figure, Ms. Lantratova, who built her career as an aspirant in Mr. Mironov’s party. She is younger than the general but has already managed to soak in Ukrainian blood, crush “bourgeois content” in schools, and declare February 24, the day of the invasion, a national holiday. But that’s not all.

Declared internationally wanted by Interpol, a professional child abductor who personally oversaw the removal of children from occupied territories, Ms. Lvova-Belova, has been appointed by decree of the ghoul as head of a “Children’s Protection Fund” with a billion-budget.

The public, of course, agrees with all this disgrace.

No one reaches for pitchforks.

Can anything more vile, dangerous, and hopeless be imagined than a country where such things are possible?

Even if Bosch, Orwell, and Count Dracula combined their efforts, they still wouldn’t manage to “invent Russia.”

Nevzorov

@nevzorovtv