I will translate it into Slovianski and we'll see who has a better text. I will ask some people on random forums to tell me how well they understand both texts.
The theory of an inner enemy – "Chechen terrorism" – has been cultivated in Russians’ head for a long time. The process has been too successful and it allowed an unknown KGB lieutenant colonel to become the president of a nuclear power. But his coming to power is only the beginning. On the wave of stirring up anti-Chechen hysteria, KGB’s political technologists managed to stage a de-facto coup in the country. A coup which has been taking place in the country for years without being noticed by average Russians, but which has changed Russia completely, turning it from the path of democratic reforms to habitual authoritarian tyranny. The existence of an inner enemy is a must for such form of rule. Chechens suit the role ideally. Besides, some of their leaders were glad to try the image of "bad guys."
This text is too political. In fact it is a propaganda material of chechen terrorists. Can you suggest a normal text, something neutral, non-political?