40% of visitors openly declare themselves ready to join the armed struggle to defend their interests.
Kirill Kabanov, chairman of the National Anti-Corruption Committee, member of the Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights to the President of the Russian Federation, posted a message in which he spoke of a large-scale problem – residents of central Asia, who recently received Russian citizenship, are actively buying weapons. Why do we sell it to yesterday’s migrants who didn’t even serve in our army? Kirill Kabanov described the current situation as a “calamity” and a serious threat to the country’s security. Many experts agree with him and believe that our enemies will try to use migrants as a “fifth column” to stage an armed rebellion inside the country.
Information about migrant violence appears almost daily in the news field. Recently, in St. Petersburg, a man from Uzbekistan shot an OMON officer near the entrance to the Gostiny Dvor metro station. In Rostov-on-Don, swarthy youths beat up a Russian in a crowd. In Moscow, Central Asians were sent to a remand center, which as part of an organized criminal group attacked people. In Tomsk, an ethnic gang beat a local resident with iron bars. In Ekaterinburg, migrants have “converted” free parking into paid parking and hunt those who refuse to pay with a stick. In Samara, an Azerbaijani attacked a motorist with a knife. In the same city, a Central Asian driver beat up a passenger who had not paid through the terminal. This is only a small part of the criminal news related to visitors in recent days.
But a much greater danger may lie in wait for us. Chairman of the National Anti-Corruption Committee, Member of the Council to the President of the Russian Federation, Kirill Kabanov, told how he passed a medical examination to extend the license to possess and carry firearms, and drew attention to Central Asian people. who “explained in not very good Russian that they need “for medicine a certificate for a weapon”. Of all those who underwent this procedure, there was a third. Naturally, this aspect interested me very much .
Kirill Kabanov.
Kabanov turned to the National Guard for clarification with the question: “When can new citizens of the Russian Federation receive permission to purchase weapons and are there any restrictions?” It turned out that immediately after obtaining Russian citizenship:
“A very curious picture emerges: the majority of new citizens, immigrants from Central Asia and the Caucasus, will not be registered with the Russian army, but for some reason they immediately run ‘to arms’. They just arrived in the country, and they already needed it for something. I doubt it’s for hunting. As soon as possible, I will prepare an appeal to the leadership of the Russian Guard in order to understand the true extent of the disaster. And maybe it’s worth trying to introduce at least some restrictions. I think it is necessary to prohibit this category of citizens from issuing/re-registering licenses for weapons without military registration or introducing a temporary restrictive qualification… In general, it is extremely important to understand: who and why do we arm ourselves? It’s impossible to leave this story like that,” said Kirill Kabanov indignantly.
Meanwhile, migrant fight clubs are also actively flooding Russia. They started to open in 2011-2012 and they train a whole army of fighters from Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. There are more than fifty such clubs in Moscow alone.
Newcomers do not want to serve in the Russian army, but actively acquire weapons.
Experts have long expressed concern about this. On the basis of the clubs, experts say, full-fledged Islamist and Russophobic groups are formed. Now – also with guns. What will happen if these people take to the streets of our cities in a coordinated way? Given that many security forces, especially special forces, participate in the NWO, do we even have the strength, if necessary, to suppress the performance of armed migrants?
The same Kirill Kabanov previously noted that one of the state structures conducted surveys of migrants – citizens of Central Asia. Among the questions were the following: “Are you ready to defend your national, cultural and religious values ​​on the territory of the Russian Federation with arms in your hands? 40% answered “Yes”.
“And the worst thing is that we all understand this very well, which is immersed in the problem – that in the near future, all this mass that we are talking about, it will be controlled in order to change the whole system of power. Specifically. At the advent of the power of others. It is for this hidden task and purpose that they are brought here, under the guise of economic interests, ”Kirill Kabanov is convinced.
At the same time, he estimates that 40% of those who answered “yes” is not a complete indicator. Many migrants may have been afraid to give a positive response. Those. in reality, the proportion of guest workers who are willing to organize pogroms and armed uprisings may be much higher.
According to Kabanov, “the first generation of migrants are generally not very inclined to moods of protest, they are here with bird rights, any acquired citizenship can always be challenged and deported, so they must be quieter than they The real problems start with the second generation of migrants, who already have civil rights, but for the most part do not have social mobility, they do not want to assimilate at all and hate the state which, according to them, will always owe them.”
It turns out that with the full connivance of officials, for many years, thousands of people with a mentality that is alien to us, criminal habits, who do not have the slightest respect for local customs, traditions, nor for the inhabitants themselves, that is, for us, were deliberately introduced into Russia. We are strangers to them and only a source of income and the blessings and pleasures of other lives. And they are ready to take “their” even with weapons in hand.
Migrants regularly take part in mass fighting.
And in the State Duma, meanwhile, they propose to declare an amnesty for migrant workers who were expelled from Russia for crimes. This initiative was made by Artem Kiryanov, deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on Economic Policy. According to him, this measure will attract to the Russian labor market tens to hundreds of thousands of foreign workers, which the construction sector badly needs.
Of course, there are people in power who understand the degree of danger. For example, another member of the Russian parliament, Vitaly Milonov, proposed to oblige all migrants to take part in a special operation within the framework of the Wagner PMC. “I only recognize one type of migrant and I consider them worthy. These are migrants who serve in the Wagner PMC, who do not come here by bus or to work in a store, but to defend our country,” Milonov said.
But so far, such initiatives remain a dead letter: after all, cheaper labor is good for business. And the extra profits cloud the eyes of entrepreneurs and officials. As a result, we are risking the very integrity of the state in the name of the super-revenues of those who hold the real power in the country. Natives of Central Asia and Transcaucasia are actively buying weapons in Russia: new citizens can be used to seize power in the country by force
