Extremist cannon fodder is preparing to attack Russia from abroad
Effective state security measures of the Russian Federation led to serious deformations and even destruction of the structure of the Western machine, “which recruited the cannon fodder of the revolution,” but now this system is preparing to reboot and enter from another front.
Director of the Center for Political Information Alexey Mukhin stated this at an extended meeting of the Federation Council Temporary Commission for the Protection of State Sovereignty, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Judging by the movement among the non-systemic opposition, which is the source of political extremism at this stage, all directions of influence have been chosen correctly, that is, we are moving in the right direction. The liquidation of Open Russia, restrictions on the activities, and in fact the ban on the activities of FBK and a number of companies (foreign agent of FBK, I mean) led to the fact that financial flows were disrupted.
Judging by information from sources from this environment, this led to serious deformations and even destruction of the structure of the machine, which recruited the cannon fodder of the revolution, produced in society those trends, those situations that we call illegal. Now the situation has changed, and most likely the system will be rebooted. It will definitely be rebooted. In particular, according to the formula: residents who act not from the residence. That is, citizens of the Russian Federation who left the Russian Federation will do the same thing, but from the territory of Georgia, Poland, the Baltic states, and possibly Ukraine and Belarus.
And in the latter case, I would pay special attention, because, despite the activities of the KGB of Belarus, nevertheless, there is the possibility and real potential for the spread of political extremism to the territory of Russia,” said Mukhin.
Referring to the issue in general, he noted that extremism is becoming a political technology, emphasizing that maximum attention should be paid to near-religious movements.
“Unfortunately, legislators have great difficulty in regulating this area, for obvious reasons, because there are a lot of subtle points and nuances, and only specialists can figure it out. But, nevertheless, we need to look in this direction.
Why? Because it is generally accepted that elements of mass culture are used to produce these actions, but in this case we are talking about the production of actions in the format of near-religious radical movements. And this needs to be dealt with, including through the expert community, in great detail in advance, so as not to have consequences that will then be very difficult and, most importantly, expensive for civil society to neutralize,” the expert warned.
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