In Russia, they chase form, not substance. That’s why they make a ridiculous imitation of “elections,” while there’s an unchanged leader for 30 years, whose maximum constitutional terms ended long ago.
But the very fact of imitating form without substance has a name: cargo cult. And cargo cult is a direct sign of primitive communities.
Thus, “contractors” and “volunteers” in the Tumba-Yumba tribe have been called marginals and destitute people for decades, forced by debts, coercion, and often torture to sign a “contract.”
Legally, the Russian army is a well-paid mercenary army. But essentially, it has long been a mobilized army.
Yes, there is a caste of professional warriors, volunteers who have made war their profession by calling. But their number is no greater than ours, and it’s certainly paltry to even remotely consider the Russian army a professional mercenary force on par with the rank of English infantry of the 19th century or even medieval knightly communities.
Therefore, the mobilization in Russia that Putin will be forced to start after the elections will also be somewhat different from forming a mobilized army. It will be some strange twist that rulers of previous eras did not pursue, or if pursued, they lost.
Firstly, the very necessity to conduct mobilization is proof that the “leader failed.” The boss led the gang into an easy war for toilets, and everyone got beaten up. That is, the bald Akela missed. And now he demands others save his skin with theirs.
Meanwhile, the backward primitive chieftaincy in the swamps tries to coexist with the modern era of the internet, free citizens, and pretend there is the right to vote.
Therefore, secondly, the junta in the Kremlin, in form and essence, will have to start distributing weapons to opponents of the regime. To those whom the junta has excluded from decision-making for decades (often through poisonings and murders), and recently stole their right to vote.
This will create opposition against the regime even from those who were not before (“didn’t get into all this politics”).
And this is already a strategic vulnerability for the enemy.
Such a construction collapsed very quickly for Tsar Nicholas and his gang in loincloths, who pretended to be the Russian nobility: a hundred years ago, grateful illiterate, disenfranchised lower strata of society shot them as soon as they got weapons.
The last naive hope of Khan Putyan is that this million mobiks will achieve victories. For if there are victories, there’s proof that the boss is not bluffing (or that the leader’s dances around the fire pleased the spirits).
Four years of dragging can create the illusion that the war can last indefinitely. In reality, the degradation of the “Great USSR on 1/6 of the land” to the level of a “regional country barely maintaining parity with small Ukraine” happened before our eyes.
The next level is down, to the rooster’s corner.
Therefore, I very much want to see how in Russia, women will start throwing themselves to save someone from their TCC on the street. Their propaganda broadcast this to their population, so they have a behavior pattern.
One successful example where a crowd rescues someone may lead to the system’s paralysis. And if the police start shooting at this crowd of women (very likely), and at that moment Russian mobiks get stuck at the front, it will be interesting to see their reaction. Because those intimidated marginals get 2 million for being zeroed. But these will not be intimidated marginals, but armed, relatively educated urban guys. Who at least understand in this life at the level of organizing life without credit debts and prisons. Whose mothers and wives loved them and didn’t send them to war for Putin’s payouts.
At this moment, they will face the abyss between themselves and commanders. With drug dealing among colonels and generals. With being zeroed by bosses. They will face the breaking of illusions, “what is our Russia.”
And two irreconcilable camps will quickly form. Both armed with different morals and Kalashnikovs.
This is a revolutionary situation.
I’m not saying Russia will collapse by New Year’s. But analyzing different potential cracking points in the enemy’s state is always useful.
Meanwhile, in the third millennium, we no longer fight with the semi-rural army of Pavliuk or Zalizniak. And not with partisans in hideouts. We fight with the full potential of the state, and allies are not against us in the triangle of death but cover our rear.
It’s enough just not to rot from within under the weight of internal problems. And we have a real chance to win.
Photo: Occupiers’ media
