This book widely presents the journalism of the famous Russian writer Viktor Rotov. Basically, this is the artist’s reaction to the events of the last ten years. To the so-called “gorbostroyka” and to the destructive, criminal reforms that ruined and humiliated a great power in front of the whole world. Russia has become an experimental site for shitcratic criminal rampage. The end result was that the all-powerful bogeyman erected by the democrats over Russia retreated in shame into oblivion with tears of repentance. But this doesn’t make it any easier for us. We are now huddled in the ruins of the Russian House. The Democrats have brought us to the brink. One more effort from them, and we would have flown into the abyss. But... Thank God! The Russian people, it seems, have contrived, gathered their courage and are getting out of the ochlocratic quagmire. Anyone who lives and thinks cannot stay away from this cleverly disguised battle. Everyone in whom the conscience is alive and the patriotic spirit is not broken has raised their voice against the Russophobic scoundrels. A mighty wave of public self-awareness is rising to sweep away this dirty prokhindia and pillory. The collection of journalistic speeches by Viktor Rotov is a kind of creative report on his attitude to this prokhindia. Scattered across the pages of periodicals at different times, and now collected under one cover, his uncompromising articles, revealing a wide panorama of people's life in the conditions of the so-called reforms, a whole gallery of working people; years of wartime and life in conditions of post-war devastation, speeches on socio-political topics - make the book bright, poignant and topical.