To a simple layman, every day watching the news and “Good night, kids” at 9 p.m., it might seem that in our country there are absolutely no major and brutal political clashes. No one has been fighting in the State Duma for a long time, everything is also relatively calm on the street, it seems that the ruling power is an established and unshakable memorial. But it is not so. The opposition’s struggle is not obvious, underground, but nevertheless, the president is often revolted with screaming slogans and sometimes very strange characters. But who are these characters really? What ideas are brought and why are they created?
Appearance story
With the total spread of the Internet, anyone who wants to quarrel, scandal or ridicule sometimes even things sacred to others has a unique opportunity. You can create pages of fictional people, conduct serious conversations on their behalf, give advice, remove damage or beg for money. Many of them are short-lived, disappear on their own after a short time. However, there is a surprising character on the Internet, which has not only existed for 17 years, but also manages to conduct various actions and influence the opinions of other people.
This is none other than Solomon Khaikin. The most amazing hero of modern Russia, also because in this image the real and the real, humor and serious, truth and falsehood are mixed.
About him 17 years ago, in one of his articles, another fictional intellectual, the human rights activist Lev Sharansky, mentioned. Somewhat earlier, it was created by cunning patriots as a caricature of an ardent liberal, whose ideas often seem absurd.
Lev Natanovich at that time already had a clearly built history, vivid slogans, and his own readers. Since 2010, in his review articles, Sharansky began to mention Solomon Khaykin, a friend and ally in the fight against Putin. He turned out to be an accredited specialist from America, a representative of the British elite and specifically the Matryoshka restaurant. They were immediately united by hatred of the existing regime, infringement of the rights of gays and lesbians, and much more.
Since that time, Solomon Khaikin has become an example of conscience and perseverance for readers, he has his own blog, where he assessed everything that happens in the world.
Form
The most interesting thing is that this fictional character even has a real face, though taken from another person - the opposition leader Gennady Stroganov. He became famous for his extremely left-wing views and very expressive posters. It was these photographs that passed off as Khaykin’s personality, while Stroganov himself categorically resented this situation and denied any connection with him.
Why did you need a real person? All that Solomon Khaikin is a fictitious human rights activist is nothing but ridicule the ideas of liberalism. His words and actions often border on the absurd, and under the guise of one of the most ardent fighters against the Putin system in Russia - Gennady Stroganov - this struggle already seems just comical.
Activities
Solomon Naumovich Khaikin is far from a calm character. He constantly organizes noisy protests, speaks out on his blog with revolutionary appeals. So, back in 2010, he and the ascetics were going to storm the Kremlin, but were stopped by the cordon and armored vehicles. In the same year, Sharansky announced the appointment of a rebellious bearded man as the leader of the Conservative Freedom of Conscience Party. From where, after several years, the mentor himself drove him out with a noise, depriving him of all privileges.
Solomon Khaikin is gradually gaining greater independence, his own credo is never to shave in protest until the ruling power collapses. In 2013, deciding to support minorities, he even married a radical Pasha Shekhtman.
Slogans
The fictional human rights activist associates himself with the eternal struggle, with constant protest. His main appeal is "Are you conscientious?" By this slogan, Solomon Sam Khaikin most likely means that many people are cowardly to go out and tell the truth. Make a deal with their conscience.
Another no less famous slogan, which, however, was invented and shown by its real prototype, Gennady Stroganov, is the poster “Putyara, Get Out!” Now there is a lot of radical symbolism with the image of Solomon Haikin with a beard and this banner.
Other appeals of the fictional human rights activist are “Living not a lie, ” “Lustration is inevitable, ” and much more.
Communication with the people
Khaikin conducts a conversation with people through his blog, daily updating the feed with new video stories, photos, and comments. Absolutely everything has a political connotation. In recent years, these are, of course, issues related to Ukraine, the war in the Donbass, and Putin’s position.
Solomon Khaikin, whose blog is already simply saturated with hatred of Russia and, first of all, the president, also introduced a special terminology to classify his news. So, here there are hash tags KREMLYADI, GOLODOMOR, POETSREATISM, COLORADA, TRAVEL, as well as revolution, freedom, etc.
