In the history of crimes, I would like to draw your attention to two maniacs: Chikatilo, executed by court decision at the end of the last century, and Putin - a war criminal, a maniac and a seasoned murderer, who has not yet been brought to trial in The Hague.
Let's, perhaps, do a comparative analysis of the crimes of these two characters, draw some parallels. After all, nothing new is happening. As ancient thinkers said: all this has already happened somewhere and sometime. Why repeat the mistakes of the past?
Andrey Romanovich Chikatilo (Ukrainian: Андрій Романович Чикатило)
October 16, 1936, Yablochnoye, Velikopysarevsky district, Kharkiv Region, Ukrainian SSR, USSR — February 14, 1994, Novocherkassk, Rostov Region, Russia) — Soviet serial killer, rapist, pedophile and cannibal. For the purpose of obtaining sexual gratification, he brutally murdered at least 43 people in various regions of the USSR, mainly in the Rostov region. Before the series of murders, while working as a teacher, he attempted to commit indecent acts against his underage students. From 1982 (or 1978) to 1990, he killed women, teenagers, and children. In most cases, Chikatilo lured his victims to deserted places under various pretexts, where he inflicted numerous bodily injuries and killed them. He raped, dismembered, and cannibalized the bodies of some of his victims. He was caught during a large-scale special operation "Forest Belt," conducted under the leadership of the Central Committee of the CPSU, declared sane, sentenced to death, and executed. This is an excerpt from a Wikipedia article.
Now let's compare...
The number of victims of the Soviet serial killer Chikatilo is in no way comparable to the number of Putin's victims, which, of course, does not diminish the monstrousness of the actions and personality of the executed criminal. However, Putin's crimes are of planetary scale and are carried out systematically. The Russian pseudo-president has at his disposal the entire arsenal of state power to destroy the population not only in his own country, but throughout the planet. Mass murders and the variety of methods used to eliminate victims give the dictator a thrill comparable to the thrill of drugs and sex. The perpetrators of the war criminal's orders are an entire army of serial killers, poisoners, and terrorists who, on the orders of their "boss" Vova, have been eliminating those he dislikes since the early 1990s. This army grew in size as the criminal leader's career progressed. The geography of the murders is irrelevant to the maniacal Putin: his perpetrators are delivered to any point on the planet. In this, Putin imitates his idol, another maniac and war criminal, Stalin, who eliminated his opponents in both Europe and America. Of course, the number of Putin's victims does not yet reach Stalin's scale. According to official estimates alone, the machine for the destruction of dissent, "enemies of the people," and other fabrications of Stalin during the Soviet era physically exterminated 85 million people (the actual number of victims is likely significantly higher).
Now about the search for peace! Let's remember the last century, the 1930s, when attempts were made to appease Hitler, and he was given the Czech Sudetenland, where, allegedly, the rights of Germans were being violated. What did that lead to? That's right: Hitler and his friend Stalin unleashed a World War. The same thing is now being attempted by Washington. The stories from the Oval Office of the White House about "peacefulness" are meaningless. The state of Russia is a wild beast. He doesn't understand human languages. The beast only recognizes force. It is the language of force that must be used against Russia, which must capitulate in the fascist-terrorist war it has started. No arguments from Russia in its own favor will work or can be accepted.
Chikatilo was justly executed for monstrous crimes, but in no way comparable to Putin's crimes. So why are world politicians embracing and kissing the Kremlin maniac and murderer, whose number of victims, which will be counted in the near future, has long since exceeded the "million" mark, shaking his hand and wishing him well?
Arthur Ginsburg
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