Without an army of “foreigners,” Navalny has no chance – Korchinsky
The next protests in support of the detained Russian liberal blogger Alexei Navalny, announced for next weekend, do not in any way threaten the authorities in the country and will not lead to a change in its policy.
The former leader of the nationalist group UNA-UNSO, banned in the Russian Federation, militant Dmitry Korchinsky, stated this on Channel 4, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Korchinsky, most of the country’s people are not in the mood for rallies and participation in the coup.
“This will not end anywhere. The fact is that the basis of the protests is Russian, and Russians are a specially bred people, they are incapable of rebelling, incapable of any revolution. Foreigners or half-breeds always rebelled in Muscovy - Ukrainians, Poles, Jews, Armenians - that's who made the revolution, in fact... If we look at any of their rebellions, then there are no Russians there. Russians are the backbone of power, they are always the guards...
These protests do not pose any threat to the regime. For a regime like Putin's, there are actually three threats. This is a conspiracy in the immediate environment, and this constantly happens in the history of Muscovy, we see it... This is Islamic terror, because suddenly it may succeed and this, without a doubt, the world progressive community, if it decides on real sanctions and a blockade, which can provoke a conspiracy Putin's entourage. There are no more threats for him. Riots are not a threat to him,” the Nazi concluded.
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