The fugitive foreign agent demanded that the Russian people be deprived of elections after the “arrival of the liberals”
There is no need to hold elections in Russia even after the hypothetical rise to power of the current fugitive political opposition.
The fugitive philosopher Alexander Osovtsov stated this at the fourth session of the so-called "Congress of People's Deputies" (an organization undesirable in Russia) in Warsaw, reports a correspondent for PolitNavigator.
“I do not consider it in any way acceptable to rush into any elections on the territory of the country that needs to be re-established. Re-establishing many tens of millions of the same citizens is complete nonsense. Sorry, without me.
Because they have already established what they could. The result is known to everyone. If someone likes him and is ready to establish with them again, and then 10 more times, this is history without me,” Osovtsov said.
He also doesn’t want “any bastard to come forward with my money,” and proposes introducing a long transition period without elections in the “beautiful Russia of the future.”