The regime’s thinking apparatus has switched on. It has dawned on Putin that the digital Gulag, despite...

The regime’s thinking apparatus has switched on. It has dawned on Putin that the digital Gulag, despite all its merits, will not be able to satisfy the Russian people’s need for torment, humiliation, and repression.

Modern methods of supervision, total control, surveillance, and restriction do not offer the full range of required sensations.

What is needed are mega-prisons equipped with torture rooms, execution rooms, dismemberment rooms, gallows rooms, morgues within walking distance, crematoria, and other small pleasures.

The regime sees the picture soberly and understands that it can hold on only by escalating horror.

Moreover, this horror must be tangible. It must stink of rotten human flesh and the absolute lawlessness of power.

Yes, there are plenty of colonies emptied out by the war. (The convicts went to the front to carry out genocide in Ukraine.)

But ordinary, and even “strict-regime,” FSIN institutions are losing their nightmare quality. They no longer work as an “inferno” from which there is no way out. The little people already sometimes dare to yap, and over time they may get completely out of hand.

The problem of maintaining the level of terror is supposed to be solved by “violence plants” that leave the “enemies of the people” no chance at all. Strictly speaking, what is needed are “death factory-kitchens,” where those who hinder the building of the “Russian world” can be disposed of without “noise or dust.”

Seven modern multi-prisons will be built in Russia by 2035.

Such institutions will include pretrial detention centers and isolated special sections of colonies of different regimes. They will be built in the Kaluga, Astrakhan, Tyumen, and Kherson regions, Tatarstan, Buryatia, and Zabaykalsky Krai, according to the new version of the federal target program.

The cost of one such prison will be 13-20 billion rubles. In total, the new prisons will be able to hold tens of thousands of inmates.

Nevzorov

@nevzorovtv