The systemic actions of this public are very reminiscent of the events of Soviet perestroika, as well as what the glasnost immediately degenerated into and by what forces it obtained a monopoly.
I remember, for example, the visit of the famous destructive figure Yakovlev to Lithuania in 1988, when he, in fact, greeted Sjodis. After that, similar national structures began to emerge in all the republics. Yes, everything is manually controlled.
These perestroika technologies have now been given a new lease of life and a reboot.
Who is the new Yakovlev now? No, this is not a question, in fact, it is more or less clear, as is the list of new developments that strengthen the back of the perestroika demagoguery that aims to complete the work of collapse.