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Okay what happens if it does? It already did once. Did things get better or worse afterward?

• rad_gruchalski 5y ago
  For some time. Until they rebuild the army and try again. The problem is not Russia. The problem is Kremlin and their strong arm from Lubyanka Square. They rule that country, like a private property. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of complicit individuals. Individuals who benefit financially from this system. Oligarchs being the extreme example. Those people will do anything to protect their status. They know they are nobody without the bling of the Western world. So they will swallow what happens now, curl their tails, stay silent for 10, 20 years, but they’ll probably try again. An average Russian will be kept in the dark, like it was until now. It’s all about money and power. The only way this can ever change is another revolution and making all 100+ years of their archives fully transparent to the public. But keep in mind, I’m not calling for a revolution. Merely sharing my thoughts.