“The February 1917 scenario is almost inevitable”

Muscovy faces catastrophe.

It is already too late for a new wave of mobilization in Muscovy, the war criminal, zombie Igor Strelkov (Girkin), is certain. This is stated in his letter, which his associates published, reports Dialog.UA.

The zombie predicts a catastrophic scenario for Muscovy in the event of mobilization.

“General mobilization is hopelessly late. It is simply impossible to carry it out successfully. Worse still, attempts to actually carry it out could shake up the socioeconomic and domestic political situation so much that the remedy could prove worse than the disease,” he wrote.

In his opinion, the Kremlin understands the threats and will not resort to general mobilization, while partial mobilization may be carried out, but it will bring little benefit—only postponing defeat for a short time.

“If I hear about general mobilization on the ‘box’ as an accomplished fact, I will boldly and decisively say: ‘That’s it! The state is finished!’ Because it is critically late… Not now. No way. If they decide to do it, they will get the ‘February 1917’ scenario before long, almost inevitably,” Strelkov predicts.

Without a doubt, Muscovy faces catastrophe. No, the colonial administration will be rolling in luxury. The plebs will plunge into the hellish twenties.

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Ukrainian retaliatory strikes will hit the already weak economy harder and harder.

After powerful strikes on the border regions, refugees will flee.

The weather will rage.

And a revolution requires foreign financing, just as Germany once financed and supplied N. Lenin.

How can Europoids, atheists, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists, Caucasians, and Mongoloids unite?

People come to Muscovy to make money. Not to live.

The Muscovites have no country of their own—the unending stream of people leaving abroad is clear proof.

And inside, zombies...