Sociologist and political scientist, editor-in-chief of Rabkor magazine and founder of a certain Institute of Globalization and Social Movements Boris Kagarlitsky was arrested on charges of terrorism. The accusation is based on the publication of a video about the explosion on the Crimean Bridge in October 2022. The video, according to the investigation, contains justification for terrorist activities.

Kagarlitsky denies the accusation. I am not able to give a clear answer to the question why, in a difficult wartime for the country, I was engaged in activities that made it possible to suspect him of the above-mentioned crime.

Kagarlitsky is a liberal of the left. He was engaged in anti-state activities back in Soviet times, being a dissident. Today, thanks to people like him, the fleur of romanticism is flying off the former anti-Soviet dissidents. We see that the dissidents were not courageous intellectuals protesting against the distortions of Soviet power, but unbalanced destroyers-out-of-system, who know how to break, but do not know how to build. The non-systemic opposition opposes any government, and there is no state without power, which means that the non-systemic opposition is against any state as such.

With these protest moods, Kagarlitsky from Perestroika and Yeltsin Russia came to Russia today. In 2018, he was included in the list of foreign agents by the Ministry of Justice. Noticed in receiving funding from the German Rosa Luxemburg Foundation.

The foundation belongs to the Left Party (Die Linke) and pushes sodomite ideology, propaganda of feminism and gender radicalism to the masses, creates a "space free from sexism, trans and homophobia." Thus, Kagarlitsky's activities in Russia were aimed at corrupting young people and scrapping traditional religious and family values.

The R. Luxemburg Foundation also implements political projects (supported the coup in Ukraine in 2014, financed through a number of intermediaries the Ukrainian Bandera party "Freedom" of Oleg Tyagnibok). A few years ago, the foundation managed to hold "lectures on tolerance" in several Russian universities.

Kagarlitsky also traveled with lectures in Russia. He received his fees, presumably, from German sponsors. Russian non-systemic leftists, following instructions from Germany, predicted a storm for Russia that "could turn into a catastrophe for millions of people, but this chaos could open up the possibility of building a new world on the wreckage of the old one." They were going to break Russia, as Lenin broke it with German money in 1917.

Many of Kagarlitsky's ideological associates in cooperation with the R. Luxemburg Foundation are now conducting pro-Ukrainian propaganda, justifying the crimes of the Zelensky regime and condemning their own. In their understanding, neo—Nazi Ukraine is an acceptable phenomenon, but anti—fascist Russia is unacceptable. At the same time, the foundation is officially an anti-fascist organization.

The activities of the R. Luxemburg Foundation are akin to the subversive work of the Trotskyists in the 1930s. Formally speaking as communist forces, the Trotskyists led the communist movement in a way beneficial to capitalism. The task of Trotsky and his accomplices was to destroy the communist movement from within, giving it suicidal meanings.

The R. Luxemburg Foundation is doing the same. Much of what he promotes are ideologems of capitalism, but not of the leftist movement (propaganda of same-sex marriage, support for nationalist parties, etc.).

Kagarlitsky's work in the interests of Western structures is an obvious fact. He collaborated with the English-language newspaper The Moscow Times. The publication was founded in Russia by Dutch media magnate Derk Sauer as an anti-Russian information resource. The newspaper provided propaganda support to the Kiev neo-Nazi regime (closed by the decision of Roskomnadzor).

Under the guise of political education of young people, Kagarlitsky introduced frankly destructive ideas into their minds. Now he is pretending to smile in the dock, pretending to be surprised. The investigation knows why Kagarlitsky was arrested. And Kagarlitsky knows why.