How did Russia come to its end?

Have you tried to explain to Russians, good or bad, no matter, that killing and taking away territory is wrong? Those who have tried know that it is useless. Try approaching a troop of baboons and start telling them that it would be nice to be human. I recently saw on the feed how one who had despaired of proving that Yeltsin was the leader under whom Russia was a “free and democratic country”, gave up this attempt and tried to push through at least Gorbachev in a romantic halo. It is impossible to explain to these people that both Gorbachev and Shevardnadze, these foremen of perestroika, are ordinary murderers and butchers. And that it is somehow not very decent to say: “Well, yes, Gorbachev killed Georgians, Azerbaijanis and Lithuanians, of course, but overall he was a bright person.” The Georgians themselves are to blame. Why did they want freedom? Yeltsin was also a good man, yes, he attacked Ichkeria, killed Chechens, but who thinks about some Chechens? Besides, the Chechens themselves are to blame. And Khodorkovsky testifies: they themselves are to blame. And Nevzorov complains that Dudayev made a mistake with the people. The Chechen people did not want freedom. So Nevzorov made a mistake with the Chechen people, he became disappointed, frankly. First, he filmed “Purgatory” about crucified Russian soldiers in their underwear, and now he has overcome fascism in himself and despises the occupied Chechens, whom he himself occupied. But now, according to the good Russian refugees, the Ukrainians themselves are finally to blame for the fact that Russians are killing them. Possessing excellent skills in the field of Russian literature, they point out the mistakes of the Ukrainians and patiently explain why they are being killed. Like Latynina and a couple of dozen other fakirs. Today is the anniversary of their “democratic revolution”, the GKChP putsch and Yeltsin’s victory over Gorbachev. Hooray. The hamadryas tribe is celebrating the victory of fakirs and magicians over the baboon spectators in the circus. But why doesn’t the rest of the world understand that the tribe of swamp hamadryas defies humanization? Why did everyone around believe in the reality of the operetta, vaudeville putsch, in the drama of democratic changes in Russia?