Rukosyla

*Another week or two, and they probably would have named some lovely award after the Irkutsk girl. Or a foundation. Maybe even a street. But thank God the city of Irkutsk, where this sinister murder supposedly took place, does in fact exist in real life. *from here I can't believe it. Could this whole story about "Olya Rukosyla, killed by skinheads for wearing red shoelaces," really be a fabrication from beginning to end? If so, this incident only reinforces my belief that all these "ultra-left antifa" are far bigger bastards than the worst of the "fa." The latter are most often victims of social inequality, family troubles, and life circumstances. But these noble fighters against fascism of this sort are blatant, cynical scum. They have higher education and understand perfectly well what they are doing. In response to the uproar around the "Beshnova case," they simply went ahead and invented their own "victim." There were even photographs. Touching details. Protest actions reaching all the way to Germany. And the "analysts" immediately and gleefully picked it up: Rukosyla's murder was supposedly a surge of extremism on the eve of the Russian March (an annual nationalist demonstration in Russia). This whole matter really deserves a closer look. I call on Vladimir Pribylovsky and the others who are so good at investigations into "who wrote what first and where" not to leave Rukosyla without attention.