Zhirinovsky’s Dance: Rage, Rhetoric, and Roleplay
August 4, 2020

The popular Governor Sergei Furgal's arrest for double-murder has surprisingly caused a substantial amount of unrest. Many say he is innocent, that this is unfair, that the Government is persecuting him for beating its candidate, and so forth. The amount of conspiracy theories widely accepted by the public is a concern. A recent survey indicated that over one-third of Russians believe in conspiracy theories, with a higher percentage among older individuals and frequent television viewers. But, no program on the television appears without Government approval. The acceptance of conspiracy theories remains a mystery.

Vladimir Zhirinovsky recently condemned the Government and led a protest in support for Furgal. Zhirinovsky, so say the globalists, serves as President Putin's "safety valve for public discontent, corralling protest votes but then supporting [President Putin] at key junctures." This nonsense holds no bearing. Zhirinovsky is an opposition politician who leads the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia, and there is nothing more to it than that.

During the protest, Zhirinovsky is reported to have complained about the Kremlin treating his party "like idiots." He told a crowd, that they are expected to "go out on the field and play, but [not to] score any goals." If they do "score goals," the implication is that they are arrested or murdered, which again is a ridiculous assertion from a man known to make outlandish remarks.

Zhirinovsky once said, "All men lie to you. When they tell you that they love you, it’s a lie. All men hate you, ladies, they hate you. Because you prevent men from thriving. This is why all the crimes committed in the world are women’s fault." Now he champions for a two-time murderer, because he claims the man is innocent and blames the Government.

The fact is there is no conspiracy, there is only a murderer being supported by his colleagues because of politics.