Wars in Chechnya and Sergei Parkhomenko. Some documents from that time

The swamp of Russian “liberals” in exile cannot calm down and continues to emit stinking bubbles. This outrage happened in the separate and very special world of propagandists who were once in power, with money and access to a wide audience. Their employers, the so-called fugitive oligarchs, also became agitated. The cause of this local storm was Maria Pevchikh, who looked under a layer of duckweed that was peacefully green on the surface of this swamp. What Maria Pevchikh saw there remains a mystery, but the fact that all the inhabitants of this community, codenamed “anti-war committee,” without exception, continue to write angry posts suggests that they felt threatened. In this programme, another good Russian, propagandist Sergei Parkhomenko, who rushed to prove that he did not receive any houses or apartments from Gusinsky (by the way, we have no doubt about this) as proof of his impeccable reputation offers to get acquainted with the fact that he spoke about the “wars in Chechnya,” as he calls them. Let’s take a look, and at the same time read several documents from the archive with loyal messages from his employer Gusinsky to the war criminal Yeltsin, in the days when the Russian government, for which they stood on the barricades, ordered the city of Grozny to be raised to the ground.