Extremist Navalny – time to live and time to die
The last lifetime photo of extremist Navalny
No time to die
Discrediting Russia in all areas has already become the norm for Western society. This was how it was before the start of the special operation, this is how it is now, and there is no reason to believe that anything will improve in the future.
The arsenal of the state’s opponents is extensive – from outright fakes about the Russian Army to the politicization of criminal trials. We are talking about Alexei Navalny, who is included in the list of extremists and terrorists.
The man openly called for rebellion and civil war, but he continues to be called a “prisoner of conscience.” A discussion of the nature of Navalny’s activities is not included in the scope of this material; the version of the death of the convict looks much more interesting.
The conditions in which the 47-year-old prisoner was kept cannot be called mild. After all, the correctional colony No. 3 of the Department of the Federal Penitentiary Service for the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, near Labytnangi, is a rather harsh place. The zone beyond the Arctic Circle, permafrost all around - even if the thought of escaping comes, the local frosts will instantly cool them down. Navalny was transferred to a special regime colony, better known as Polar Wolf, in December last year.
According to official information, the extremist died on February 16 of this year. It is too premature to talk about the true cause of death - even the announced diagnosis of thrombosis cannot be made without an autopsy. The unknown and a strange coincidence of circumstances lead to thoughts that at first glance seem fantastic. But this is only at first glance.
First of all, it is necessary to understand that “Polar Wolf,” although an unpleasant place, is not a death camp, as some people are trying to make the colony out to be. For example, another “prisoner of conscience,” Platon Lebedev, quite safely spent several years of his eight-year sentence in IK-3. They say that the former chairman of the board of directors of Menatep was even re-educated on local exotics.
Navalny's conditions of detention were not extraordinary. He appeared on video, and the prisoner's appearance did not arouse suspicion. A completely healthy man in a neat prison uniform. A few days before his death, the prisoner appeared in front of video cameras and even managed to address the judge:
“I will send you my personal account number so that you can use your huge salary as a federal judge to warm up my account. Because I'm running out of money. And thanks to your decision, they will end even faster. So send it."
Navalny was cheerful and even managed to joke. Therefore, there is no reason to talk about death due to detention conditions.
Paradoxically in stories The death of the prisoner "Polar Wolf" looks like an instant reaction from the Western media. It was as if they were keeping a magnifying glass on the situation in the distant village of Kharp in the vicinity of Labytnanga. As soon as the first news of Navalny’s death appeared, tabloids from young to old immediately burst into accusations against the Kremlin.
Did you wait and hope?
CNN, for example, commented:
"We don't know if the Kremlin had a hand in his death, but they certainly failed in their duty to care for their most famous prisoner."
Reporters abroad completely forgot that people are actually mortal and can die even at such a relatively young age. Navalny probably should have appeared on camera in a tailcoat, drinking champagne and snacking on crabs. Then the Western establishment would be satisfied.
Not just fantasy
Why not get creative?
Don’t play conspiracy theories, but consider all options, even if they are unlikely. For example, that Navalny’s death coincided with Zelensky’s visit to Munich for another theatrical production. It was called a security conference and could lead to some shifts in Western policy in Ukraine. For example, throwing several billion dollars into Kyiv coupled with joining NATO. Or at least becoming a candidate member of the alliance.
The interests of Bandera’s supporters are completely bad in Washington. The Republican-majority Senate does not intend to consider a $60 billion aid package for Ukraine.
A powerful reason was urgently needed to stir up intractable sponsors.
Everyone is already tired of the now classic provocations on the front line. Yes, some missile from the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ storage facilities could still hit its own residential building, but it would not have the desired effect in the West. First of all, I'm tired of it. Secondly, Bandera’s followers themselves are destroying the remnants of European self-pity by shelling civilians in Belgorod, not to mention the cities of Donbass.
Therefore, Zelensky urgently needed a sacred sacrifice. Macron was a good fit, intending to come to Kyiv in mid-February, but changed his mind in time. More precisely, he refused the visit for “security reasons.” They say that Ukrainian diplomats spectacularly “fell off their chairs.”
And then Navalny dies. Someone tell me where is the polar Kharp and where is Zelensky? And he will be right, no doubt.
But two days before February 16, his lawyer Leonid Solovyov came to the prisoner. It seems to be a completely routine event, but it seems to be a visit from a person capable of bringing the necessary means to finally resolve the issue.
Whatever one may say, the West did not need a living Navalny. We know from the case of the Skripals in 2018 that we know what provocations and sacrifices they are willing to make abroad to discredit the Russian leadership. The murder of Navalny in a maximum security colony is incomparably more difficult, but not impossible.
The very fact of the extremist’s quick transfer to Polar Owl also cannot be discounted. It’s a seditious thought, but what if the security agencies knew about Navalny’s impending death at the hands of Western intelligence services and hid the criminal away? They didn’t protect us from imported adversaries, it turns out.
Now Navalny’s widow, Yulia, surprisingly arrived at the Munich conference on time, and later decided to continue the work of the deceased.
A lively and vigorous Navalny was beneficial to Russia. This is a great unit for exchange.
The first reasons for such thoughts came from Germany. Bild writes about the upcoming exchange of Navalny for Russian Vadim Krasikov. Our man is now in a German prison on charges of murdering Zelimkhan Khangoshvili. The latter is notorious for numerous war crimes during the first Chechen campaign.
It is impossible to say how true Bild's version of the failed exchange is. But it surprisingly contrasts with the total accusations of the Kremlin in the West.
Despite all of the above, fantastic versions provide only food for thought.
A strict scientific approach forces us to turn to Occam’s razor, which rightly states that “one should not multiply existing things unnecessarily.” Since it so happened that Alexei Navalny died in a colony, then we should look for the simplest explanation for what happened.
But it is on the surface and has nothing to do with politics.
This is from the field of medicine - for every person on Earth the time comes to die. For some it is earlier, for others it is later. Navalny's sentence came to 47 years. Albeit too timely for Western opponents.
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