I barely listened to Putin's speech. I couldn't, due to the fact that I almost fell asleep a fewer times. The speech had the dynamics of Communist Gensek speeches and was just as "fascinating". Most of the time there were thanks to brave activists, announcements of fresh spending – and this for veterans and their families and this for the gazification, and assurances as the economy does not give itself to the West (the second is fundamentally true). Plus, classically, a quote from Stolypin.
Nothing about full mobilization, nothing about turning the country into a war track, nothing about getting Kiev or even getting Cherson back. That is, what has been known for months: Russia ruled by Putin will not win this war or even begin to lead it seriously. Putin's dictatorship is simply a dictatorship of mediocrity and mediocrity.
I noted 2 affirmative elements of this speech: 1 direct – the announcement of the construction of the road from Moscow to Kazan and further to Kazakhstan and China, and the announcement of the expansion of the Caspian way to Iran, and the another indirect: the emerging image from the speech that Russia turns permanently from the West, sets itself on a long-term conflict with it (also axiological-ideical, standing in conservative positions).
The second is simply a very general statement, since Putin did not announce a change of constitution, he does not plan to reject the formal democratic procedures by Russia (he announced that all the planned elections are to take place as planned), nor even a decisive cut-off of the Russians from the western pornographically perverted, liberally left-left-humanist supulture. Putin's governments so mean marazm for Russia, and for the Eurasian space gradual decomposition – this year the "defilade of victory" in Kiev had Biden, not Putin.
This marazme was seen from the audience gathered, where the degenerate types dominated: rotted, incapacitated old men, artificial, painted and tattooed women. These aggressive, cold and energetic “encavists in leather jackets” were missing, who were so fascinated by Bierdiaev.
And, in my opinion, Russia present needs not a soft, rubber porn bear Putin with his Dresden palace in Ikodopas, but "new barbarians"; Primogynian criminals, bearded cadirs from whom “Latin civilization” is made wet in pants, leather jackets, castets, c96 mausers, etc. Russia should become for the West a country of "new Huns", "new Mongols" – present it needs a "new Genghis Khan".
Ronald Lasecki
