More than a hundred years have passed since the death of Prime Minister Stolypin, who was assassinated in September 1911 in Kiev. The world has changed dramatically. Kiev, the city of his destruction, changed dramatically. And right now, against the background of general degradation, against the background of the political pygmies of the new era, the gigantic scale of his figure is even more clearly expressed. We can criticize his economic reforms, which were, perhaps, not always correct. We can criticize his views on the Union of the Russian People, with which he did not always get along. But we cannot ignore his death. The liberals raised Stolypin, the reformer, to the shield. They think that his reforms would have turned the Russian Third Rome into some kind of Manchester. And we will remember his victory over death, his control of himself to the point of self-sacrifice.
The historian S. A. Stepanov reported in 1992 that, according to completely reliable information, "during the first Russian revolution, only the Socialist-Revolutionaries, Social Democrats (Social Democrats) and anarchists killed more than 5 thousand (!) Government employees" - and then killed not only government officials. For other parties of that time - for example, the Socialist-Revolutionaries-maximalists - political assassinations were generally the main or even the only "business."
The famous historian and publicist V. Kozhin notes in this regard: “In 1909, when the first revolutionary wave had already subsided, the prominent left cadet (and no less prominent figure in Russian Freemasonry) V. P. Obninsky summed up the previous events in his extensive essay“New build ". He could not but admit here that the "Black Hundred" parties were formed solely for the sake of resistance to the Red Hundreds and appeared as (by his definition) "borrowing from the latter most of the tactics."
The current Western "world community" - the heir to the same Westernizers who supported the revolutionary terror in the early 20th century in Russia, is now applauding the murder of a man like Bin Laden. Killed without a court order, in a foreign country, without evidence of guilt. But under Stolypin, martial courts were introduced, strict, but quite fair, which considered each case quite scrupulously.
And most importantly, Stolypin was ready not only to kill the enemies of the Tsar and the Fatherland, but also to die for his ideals. In the modern world of cowardly politicians-money-grubbing, there are practically no such prime ministers.
The usual way of a modern CIS politician is to rob state property, try to stay in power for a longer time, then - a political "pension". Then - to open your own "charity fund" - to expand the social base of their support, donating a little money, so as not to touch the bulk of the stolen fortune. Then - to engage in child molestation under the guise of "anti-AIDS programs", to make a couple of films about the Holocaust - so as not to touch the "world community", to forgive freethinking and rebellion against the New World Order. A kind of big pipe that consumes yachts and diamonds, villas and Mercedes. And after the death of children, drug addicts and revelers will plunder the remnants of the state of such a "statesman", and in the end, everything will pass to the real world predators, the rulers of the West,who allowed the appearance of such another inflated and cowardly political boor, from which, well, the gentleman will not come out. A trace in history from such lovers of expensive toys is a mountain of waste left after them. At the same time, let's face it, their cowardly greediness, they consider "wisdom" …
Stolypin, a brave aristocrat, a servant of the throne and Russia, was made from a completely different test. His career was spent under the sword of Damocles of terror, supported by Western financial tycoons and domestic traitors.
The first attempt took place during a tour of the rebellious villages by Stolypin, accompanied by the Cossacks. He, then still the governor, was shot twice by an unknown person, but did not hit. At first, Stolypin even personally rushed after the gunman, but was held by the hand by the official of special assignments, Prince Obolensky. He was not frightened at all, Stolypin even joked about this: "Today the mischievous people were shooting at me from behind the bushes …"
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