It is gratifying to see that the series of publications on molgvardia.ru, debunking the false picture of certain individuals’ non-involvement in the pogrom, including those who call themselves journalists—apparently by some misunderstanding, I suppose—has done its job. Law enforcement agencies have taken the matter seriously, carried out searches in editorial offices, and summoned the reporters themselves to give witness testimony. *But this is not enough! The problem exposed by the incident in Khimki is far more serious—like a burst abscess bringing hidden infection to the surface. It was not for nothing that I spoke of a kind of “underground fascist-journalist center”; that term now seems to describe the situation most accurately. Facts are stubborn things, and here they are: a certain organized group of journalists and editors is providing all manner of media services to street extremists—whitewashing them in the eyes of the general public and refusing to cooperate with the investigation. I am forced to note with regret that the core of this criminal little gang of information saboteurs appears to be the editorial staff of the newspaper Kommersant. **Yes, a once respectable publication has now become a clandestine refuge for haters of Russia, a nest where venomous vipers, disgusting centipedes, and vile woodlice of every journalistic stripe have twisted themselves into one knot. This knot seethes with hatred, spewing poison, bile, and slime, contaminating everything around it—including the souls of its readers. *Article on the website of the Young United Russia activists. Does this Lovitsky actually exist? What kind of unhinged devil is hiding behind that pseudonym? Let’s see a photo and a biography! We want to know the faces of the regime’s up-and-coming ideologues. And as for kashin, from now on we will of course be calling him a centipede of journalism.
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