The issue was prepared by the Movement of Irkutsk Anarchists and
Anarchists. Here are the events that interested them last week. ----Antifa United detentions ---- On June 5, police detained members of the
Antifa United community for "organizing an extremist community." There
is a report about this that at least one person was tortured with
electric shocks and that the defendants were forced to refuse lawyers.
---- Six people were detained in Moscow and one, Bogdan Yakimenko, in
Rostov-on-Don. During his arrest, he was beaten with a stun gun, where
he has been unknown since June 5th. There are suggestions that he is
being taken to Moscow.
Operational search activities continue, and arrests cannot be ruled out.
Previously, a case was opened against the closed group Antifa United on
VKontakte for distributing neo-Nazi symbols and attacks on Nazis.
It is quite sad symbolism that in issue 161 we cover the imprisonment of
anti-fascists, but this is a reminder that in Russia there can only be
one "anti-fascism". And today "anti-fascism" is colored red-brown. And
this is also a reminder that it's high time for everyone to leave the
garbage dumps of the KGB social networks.
Freedom for anti-fascists from Antifa United!
And while the security forces and the state mow down and imprison
dissenters, high-ranking officials remain unpunished for corruption,
which leads to deaths and injuries every day.
Tram without brakes
Terrible news came from Kemerovo. There was an accident involving two trams.
One tram's brakes failed, several people fell out of the cab at a turn,
and then it crashed into another tram. More than a hundred people were
injured, one person died. The driver's mother said that the tram's
brakes had failed.
The carrier company is owned by Pavel Maltsev, who is close to the
governor, and who has previously been tried for corruption.
What percentage of trams in provincial cities are faulty? It turned out
that at least a third of Kemerovo trams have serious problems.
Governor Ilya Serdyukov, by the way, was the head of the city of
Kemerovo during the tragedy in "Winter Cherry". It seems that he is
cursed, but it is possible that he is the curse of the city of Kemerovo
and the glorious Kemerovo region. Although he is only part of the curse.
Another appointee from the capital
Another part of the curse is the current governor of the Altai Republic.
On June 4, Andrei Turchak was appointed head of the Altai Republic,
replacing Oleg Khorokhordin in this post. Again, little has changed, and
the tradition when regional heads are appointed from Moscow is not new.
It's also not new that Putin's confidants are placed in different regions.
It seems that the only thing Turchak is famous for is the fact that he
organized the attack on journalist Oleg Kashin in 2010. This will
definitely be a good head of the region. Work with the public will be at
the same level. For example, his deputy called for killing those who
criticize the authorities.
In order to reach the highest ranks of the state, not only high-ranking
parents are needed. You also need to show yourself as a beaten scoundrel
or a beaten scoundrel. And if you are not one of them, then either you
will not get further than the municipal level, or you will have to
develop your own anti-people personality. Oh, well, there is also a
prison and a grave.
But this is not only about Russia. This is about each of the democratic
and capitalist countries. And that is why we criticize power as an
entity. Of course, we can endlessly engage in "selection" and choose the
lesser of evils. Hell yes. The whole world is already doing this,
choosing the lesser evil. But, firstly, the economic elite will not
allow the choice of a revolutionary force. Secondly, without destroying
capitalism and patriarchy, you cannot destroy the state.
How did we end up here? So what are we going to choose?
The question is open. And you and I still have a lot of work to do to
create a political and economic revolutionary force.
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