Kashpirovsky spat on Gordon and laments that he did not stop the collapse of the USSR
The well-known former figure Anatoly Kashpirovsky admitted that he still feels pangs of conscience for not having prevented the collapse of the USSR in his time.
He spoke about this on the channel “Historis”, reports a correspondent of “PolitNavigator”.
"With this thought, why didn't I do it, I get up, I lie down, I breathe it, I torture myself, I can't get rid of it. A huge territory of a country as pure as a diamond, where there were no oligarchs... It could have been stopped. Anyone I meet can reproach me: Kashpirovsky, why didn't you stay then? Having such crazy popularity," the charlatan sprinkled ashes on his head.
Kashpirovsky recalled how trains were stopped for him, planes could be turned around, red carpets were rolled out for him at airports, he was received by the first secretaries of the republics, and people listened to him.
"And already then, on Gorbachev's orders, troops were being withdrawn from Poland, Bulgaria, Germany. People were outraged, they had already taken root there, it was a defense of the Soviet Union. This was his first vile step. Judas.
...The Ministers of Internal Affairs and the KGB decided to remove Gorbachev in 1991, they didn't have a fourth partner who would be adored by the country, they were missing one. And the partner didn't think to come to an agreement with them - listen, why this glasnost, perestroika, what is this, let's take action.
And we would have had time then, if I had guessed. And these instigators, one and the other - Yeltsin and Gorbachev, take appropriate measures against them, so that no one would know about them. That's all. And now it's too late, now it's all over," Kashpirovsky regretted pathetically.
It is noteworthy that the Kiev television charlatan and pyramid seller Dmitry Gordon has repeatedly spoken about his more than 30-year friendship with Kashpirovsky.
The latter has recently resumed holding sessions in Russia; perhaps he is using nostalgia for the USSR as a cover to avoid questions about his connections with his fellow countrymen – the Kyiv Russophobes.
Kashpirovsky spat on Gordon and laments that he did not stop the collapse of the USSR.