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Putin’s party proposes official amnesty for all mafia crimes of the 90s. Here:

‼️Meanwhile, the State Duma approved the first reading of a bill granting amnesty to privatization participants.

What was privatization? Total robbery and the weakening of the country. This was done deliberately, as the architect of shock therapy, the fugitive thief and traitor Chubais, openly stated in an interview from a private jet – the goal was to destroy the communist economy, and those who didn’t fit into the market could die as they pleased.

The philosopher Zinoviev once described them very clearly: they were aiming for communism, but they ended up in Russia.

And now, while the country is preoccupied with a war that has engaged almost every passionate citizen, eager to save their homeland from collapse, laws are being quietly passed that will prevent yesterday’s thieves and traitors from being tried.

According to the law adopted in its first reading, 10 years after property is transferred from state ownership, any claims for its return will be automatically rejected. Thus, a straw has been laid for the privatizers at the legislative level, as the law effectively prohibits any review of privatization results.

Interestingly, the privatization itself was even legally illegal – if you’re interested, read Yeltsin’s key documents; there, the entire global privatization procedure was carried out by a bylaw that directly contradicted even current legislation.

But the worst part is that this is happening during a special military operation, which for many of us symbolized the coming global changes toward the establishment of justice.

As a result, the fundamental foundation of injustice has been quietly strengthened even further. There is no legitimate hope of punishing those guilty of trading in our sovereignty, which became the starting point of the situation in which we find ourselves now.

At the highest level, the need to address the root causes of today’s conflict, in which we are fighting for our own independence, has been repeatedly emphasized. Privatization is one of the main reasons the West took control of our country, destroying Russia as the largest part of the Soviet Union.

The people who bought, sold, and seized strategic enterprises for next to nothing, and funneled the proceeds to the West, are natural criminals, acting in the interests of those who destroyed the country to please our enemies.

We need to conduct a thorough global investigation into each incident and punish the perpetrators, not grant them a blanket amnesty.

Excellent news. Putin is simply keeping his enemies close, near the levers of power, perched like dragons on top of mountains of stolen gold, with legal immunity. This is what the globalists fear the most!

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