Someone sent over something absolutely wonderful: New*comer to Terek, Jonathan Legear, said he was pleased with the bonus system at the Russian club, noting that club president Ramzan Kadyrov takes very good care of his footballers. The Bel*gium international, who left Belgian Europa League side Anderlecht for the Grozny team, says he does not regret moving to Russia. “I* have nothing to complain about at Terek. The president really spoils us. The guys on the team told me that he often comes into the dressing room after a match and triples our bonuses, ” Legear is quoted as saying by Goal.com with reference to the Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad. “Or he might hand the best players in a match €75,000 in cash in envelopes. And sometimes Kadyrov also gives footballers expensive wristwatches and even cars.” * http://www.eurosport.ru/football/russian-premier-league/2011-2012/story_sto2942323.shtml OK Now let’s turn to the income declaration of state official R. A. Kadyrov
4 million rubles is not a small sum, but as is easy to calculate, state official Kadyrov could hand out “€75,000 in cash” exactly 1.5 times—and only on the condition that his family of nine neither eats, drinks, nor buys clothes for an entire year. So a perfectly reasonable question arises: where does Kadyrov—a state official (and a member of United Russia, the ruling political party)—get the money that he so generously hands out to Terek’s footballers?
I suppose each of us can walk up to a mirror and see the person whom state official R. A. Kadyrov robbed while handing out envelopes full of cash. Knowing that all sorts of members of the Nashi movement (a pro-Kremlin youth group) and other representatives of the “Party of Crooks and Thieves” will now come running into the comments with the usual shriek of “inciting ethnic hatred!”, let me state the following: this post is addressed not to Russians and the other peoples of Russia, who are being robbed to finance the amusements of this little princeling from United Russia, but to Chechens, who for the most part continue to live in poverty. Let them judge for themselves how the money supposedly extracted from all across Russia for their needs is actually being spent.