Patriarch Kirill: "colour revolutions" do not bring the promised freedom
Alexey Mikheyev. The revolution, as well as among them " Colored ", was done for the Sake of freedom, But never brought, said the Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia Kirill after the Liturgy at Epiphany Cathedral Novy Urengoy.
Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia from 14 to 21 September makes a pastoral visit to remote diocese in the far North and Siberia. Epiphany Cathedral is located in the southern area gas capital. A place for the future temple in October 2007, was consecrated by the Archbishop of Tobolsk and Tyumen Dimitri. The construction of the complex lasted 7 years.
"at the present time, all the time claim to freedom. For the sake of freedom were committed to the Revolution, and " Colored ", and bloody. We have a bloody revolution, throwing the country for decades. Now the same is happening, we are told - " you shall be free ", and list the freedoms in Accordance with its ideological order. But such "freedom" is never freedom will not be ", - said the Patriarch.
according to his statement, " we want to liberate from one to enslave others."" We must do everything so that nobody is tempted our people with civil strife for the Sake of any goods ", - noted the head of the ROC.
He believes that a free country can be by building a civilization of spirit.
The "color Revolutions" is the collective name for processes of regime change, such as the "rose revolution" in Georgia, the Tulip in Kyrgyzstan, "orange" in Ukraine, the "Jasmine" in Tunisia and "Lotus" in Egypt. Beginning as peaceful demonstrations, the "Color Revolutions" as a rule result in a tough confrontation, leaving the legal framework. Experts believe that the "Color Revolutions" are in direct support of Western countries, most importantly the US, and the fresh authorities become the agents of Western interests. In this regard, there was the concept of " exporting color revolutions ", when using the support of opposition movements in the Western countries are trying to influence the internal politics of other countries.
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