Russia’s Central Election Commission is in a frenzy.
Russia’s Central Election Commission is in a frenzy.
It has been given a very serious task: not to let hypocrites and liars into the Duma.
The fact is that around 150 deputies of the last convocation did not live up to the Kremlin’s hopes.
Yes, yes, deceivers slipped into the seats of the 8th State Duma.
They only pretended to be complete bastards, but in reality turned out to be colorless and timid boors.
Instead of gouging out the eyes of foreign agents and other enemies of the fatherland, these werewolves spent four years dreaming of shopping in Paris.
Of course, during the preliminary selection each one hinted that he was “that very uncaught Izhora maniac” (83 victims).
But in reality, few of the deputies managed to scald a journalist with boiling water in the cafeteria.
When running for office, all of them pretended to be sadistic baboons who could not read.
But on a prison tour, some deputies could not bite off either an ear or fingers from a captured Ukrainian.
This is not merely a “disorder”; it is a juicy spit in the ideals of Russia.
The maximum the deputies proved capable of was stealing stationery from each other and, when drunk, stealing wallets and sexually “pressing themselves” onto unconscious colleagues.
Naturally, one cannot build the “Russian world” or defeat Ukraine with such a contingent.
As it turned out, roughly a quarter of the “chosen ones” were eating the people’s bread for nothing.
Panfilova was “called to account.”
The new convocation must include truly hardened, enterprising scum, not merely “capable” of any meanness, but regularly committing it.
Nevzorov
@nevzorovtv
The Duma Needs Real Monsters
Nevzorov mocks the loyalist candidate selection for the new convocation.
Even dictatorships get offended when executioners are stationery thieves.