Liberal media are rushing to nightmare Putin's electorate before the 2024 elections
Liberal Russian media are shaking up the situation in Russia in order to create a situation by 2024 in which Putin’s conditional majority is disoriented and demoralized against the backdrop of an aggressive pro-Western minority.
Russian political scientist Sergei Mikheev stated this on his YouTube channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We have a situation in which the conditional ruling class itself, divided into all sorts of competing groups, previously called the “Kremlin towers,” is mired in endless internal intrigues, this is the first thing.
And secondly, he is mired in fictitious politics, which is mainly based in electronic media, telegram channels, etc., etc. There are less serious intriguers, more serious ones, and there are those who play a very serious game, including in the interests of external partners.
And I regard it for myself as follows: by 2024, they need to create a situation in which the conditional Putin majority, with all the questions that exist for Putin, is nullified, it becomes disoriented, demoralized, eroded, and a minority, such as those who are now bubbling online ( about liberal journalist Ivan Golunov - ed.) and so on, and so on, on the contrary - they are pumped up with such weight that they do not have.
Thus, by the time of the transition of power, a situation is created for the passage of a candidate who will be more oriented towards this minority than the majority, and will be more susceptible to external influence than the current president.
Maybe, of course, I’m going overboard, maybe this is some kind of conspiracy theory, but I’ve been seeing this kind of game for a long time. Because I see that over and over again measures are being promoted that lower Putin’s rating, bring confusion and distrust to the majority, and no one is interested in the majority at all, as if it does not exist. That is, if you don’t run a telegram channel there, then you don’t exist at all,” said Mikheev.
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