You must keep this in mind to understand why Gorbachev's relationship with his wife brought so much hatred. People will obey to the supreme power humbly and patiently, seeing it as a semi religious virtue. The power is unquestionable, impenetrable, no one can influence the Tsar pic.twitter.com/yldU9za82I
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) September 1, 2022
RT @kamilkazani: You must keep this in mind to understand why Gorbachev’s relationship with his wife brought so much hatred. People will ob…
You may think I'm exaggerating. But I'm not. Consider this post by Chadaev – ex official of the Putin's administration. It is very important and I strongly recommend anyone who wants to get Russian political culture or the current war to read it throughhttps://t.co/ySZJ0vt0nJ pic.twitter.com/fbA7SNgsAb
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) September 1, 2022
RT @kamilkazani: You may think I’m exaggerating. But I’m not. Consider this post by Chadaev – ex official of the Putin’s administration. It…
Meanwhile, Putin's divorce with his old wife – is *correct* behaviour for the Tsar. He is not dependent upon her in anyway. If he is not influenced by her, then he probably can't be influenced by us, his subjects either. Everything is fine and our mental model is undisturbed pic.twitter.com/plJZ67GK6E
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) September 1, 2022
RT @kamilkazani: Meanwhile, Putin’s divorce with his old wife – is *correct* behaviour for the Tsar. He is not dependent upon her in anyway…
But. If *someone* can question the Tsar or influence him, even his wife, that destroys our mental model of the world. Is he even a real Tsar? If she questions him, then why don't we? Is our virtue really so much of a virtue?
That's desecration. And a personal attack upon us all pic.twitter.com/IlHjHpixlT
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) September 1, 2022
RT @kamilkazani: But. If *someone* can question the Tsar or influence him, even his wife, that destroys our mental model of the world. Is h…
PS As a very brief and sketchy introduction to the public perception of monarchs/quasimonarchs and its dynamics, I strongly recommend listening to this song "Tsar Nicky". See lyrics in the description. The endhttps://t.co/AEgD4wocr5
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) September 1, 2022
RT @kamilkazani: PS As a very brief and sketchy introduction to the public perception of monarchs/quasimonarchs and its dynamics, I strongl…
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1565372243496112129
RT @WarMonitor3: Russias Defence Ministry claims to have destroyed 44 HIMARS.
Only 20 were supplied…
The thing about the USSR/Russia is not that it is "not democratic". It is that is not contractual. Any contracts dishonour the Tsar. Why?
If Tsar made an agreement with X, it means:
1) X forced him to limit his own power
2) to secure X's interestsThat's a huge dishonour pic.twitter.com/AWiBebPN5Y
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) September 1, 2022
RT @kamilkazani: The thing about the USSR/Russia is not that it is “not democratic”. It is that is not contractual. Any contracts dishonour…
Kirienko's statement that "Russian state is not based upon agreements" should be read in this context.
Contractual = Limited = Dishonourable
Contractual = You faced the interest of the second party and had to back off, giving them concessions. What kind of Tsar you are? pic.twitter.com/hfVyL3o6F2
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) September 1, 2022
RT @kamilkazani: Kirienko’s statement that “Russian state is not based upon agreements” should be read in this context.
Contractual = Lim…
Many things about Gorbachov would be counterintuitive for the American public. First, few things undermined his reputation in Russia more than his relationship with his wife. They were very close, he took her everywhere and she tried to play a figure of her own. People hated that pic.twitter.com/hAymGlz6UT
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) September 1, 2022
RT @kamilkazani: Many things about Gorbachov would be counterintuitive for the American public. First, few things undermined his reputation…
In America being a "good family man" is usually considered a prerequisite for the high political career. You must be one, or at least persuade enough voters that you are. So Americans casually assume Russian politics work just like this. But they don't pic.twitter.com/tbnWrGFYiZ
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) September 1, 2022
RT @kamilkazani: In America being a “good family man” is usually considered a prerequisite for the high political career. You must be one,…
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1565344097014935552
“In a hot war, we’d take Ukraine in 2 days.” https://t.co/CPxCBzQ2un
‘You Are Russian Now’: Ukrainian Family Recalls Deportation To Moscow
Lukoil Chairman Ravil Maganov is the latest Russian dissenter to die from "falling out of a window." His company was one of the very few to publicly criticize Putin's genocidal Ukraine invasion pic.twitter.com/iHuDu8YEiq
— Business Ukraine mag (@Biz_Ukraine_Mag) September 1, 2022
RT @Biz_Ukraine_Mag: Lukoil Chairman Ravil Maganov is the latest Russian dissenter to die from “falling out of a window.” His company was o…
NUCLEAR ROULETTE: Russia claims that a ‘suicide drone’ struck the administration building of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. The attack came only hours after armed RU troops refused permission for an IAEA inspection team to enter the facility. pic.twitter.com/ZU6FhALg7Q
— Chuck Pfarrer (@ChuckPfarrer) September 1, 2022
RT @ChuckPfarrer: NUCLEAR ROULETTE: Russia claims that a ‘suicide drone’ struck the administration building of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Po…
An important role was played by the 6th Ukrainian Infantry Division under General Bezruchko.
The Ukrainians helped the Poles defend the city of Zamość, which the Soviet cavalry was trying to take in the lead-up to the battle.
Picture: Bezruchko on the left, Petlura on the right pic.twitter.com/fXcKPhTib6
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) September 1, 2022
RT @visegrad24: An important role was played by the 6th Ukrainian Infantry Division under General Bezruchko.
The Ukrainians helped the Pol…
⚡️ The Russians tortured and raped employees at the Zaporizhzhia NPP, – Olena Pareniuk, senior researcher at the Institute of NPP Safety Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/GTzTwFth7O
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 31, 2022
RT @Flash43191300: ⚡️ The Russians tortured and raped employees at the Zaporizhzhia NPP, – Olena Pareniuk, senior researcher at the Institu…
Russia fires missiles from the Russian city of Belgorod toward Kharkiv but one of the missiles malfunctions and falls down on Belgorod instead. pic.twitter.com/jyNJIYmElI
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) August 31, 2022
RT @visegrad24: Russia fires missiles from the Russian city of Belgorod toward Kharkiv but one of the missiles malfunctions and falls down…
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1565097505548804098
RT @ChrisO_wiki: 1/ What is ‘officer slavery’, why do Russian army officers complain of it, and why is the Russian army like a Roach Motel…
33/ At one unit in Perm, dozens of soldiers were reportedly lined up in a row and left out for hours in the winter cold and summer sun. Those who agreed to sign contracts were allowed to go to the barracks.
— ChrisO (@ChrisO_wiki) August 31, 2022
RT @ChrisO_wiki: 33/ At one unit in Perm, dozens of soldiers were reportedly lined up in a row and left out for hours in the winter cold an…
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1565070905813917697
RT @FartherPhteven: The russophobia is strong 😤 https://t.co/SoMlJ4bLXa
