The communists announced that they were holding back the riot in Russia with Zhirinovsky and Mironov
Russians are being held back from popular rebellion by the “constructive opposition” represented by the leaders of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia and A Just Russia.
Member of the communist faction Yuri Sinelshchikov stated this, speaking from the podium of the State Duma, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The politician once again called on the State Duma to prohibit high-ranking judges from owning real estate abroad.
“In response we hear: “This is populism, this is unreasonable, this is inappropriate.” Now our amendments have been rejected again. Meanwhile, I again draw attention, as yesterday, to the fact that this restriction applies to FSB employees...
I will try to answer - in the FSB, as in the days of the USSR, work is still carried out by romantics, patriots, people who are offended for the state. Lieutenants, majors and even colonels of this service are not concerned about how to create an alternate airfield for themselves abroad, but about how to identify and stop the maximum amount of outrage in Russia.
In the executive, judicial, and legislative branches, the priorities, unfortunately, are different. A significant portion of officials are characterized by an increased craving for material values. Moreover, valuables stored securely, that is, abroad.
We propose that all officials be oriented towards patriotism, and for this purpose they should be equated with FSB officers...
I understand that this speech of ours is unpleasant for many people burdened with property, but the bosses, including those from the Kremlin, must understand that stability in Russia today is maintained to a large extent thanks to constructive opposition.
It is Zyuganov, Zhirinovsky, Mironov who are holding back the popular mood to pick up stones and pitchforks. That is why, Gennady Vladimirovich (Minkh, presidential representative in the State Duma, author.), it’s in your interests that we don’t go anywhere, especially abroad, where we have nothing,” Sinelshchikov said.
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