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legendary
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April 03, 2017, 06:36:34 AM
#53
It's great to see that average Russians weak up and stand against dictatorship and luck of freedom.
Of course, Putin have control over all media, police, secret service and, in the short period, there is no chance to change everything.
Putin will win next presidential election, it's obvious.
In Russia, historically, every real changes in society could come through revolution only.
Last revolution they had 100 years ago with Lenin.
No way that Putin will give up from power in peaceful way.
But, he can't sleep peacefully any more Smiley

Where have you seen in the world that the dictator voluntarily gave up power? Unfortunately Russian is doomed to a bloody revolution. Their inability to unite and the awe of power makes them an easy target for law enforcement.

The Russians will not revolt against Putin, the only way that even revolution can take place is after the death of President Putin. And it may shock some people that after Putin is gone will we see some people who are far worse than Putin himself.

I don't know who will succeed Putin in Russia. Right now, there are no good candidates. United Russia leaders such as Dmitry Medvedev and Sergey Lavrov are not very popular. Ramzan Kadyrov and Sergey Shoygu may not be able to take the post due to their ethnic origin. Among the opposition activists, the only viable candidate (Alexey Navalny) is hated by the majority of the population.

Indeed, there is no one to replace Putin yet, and there is no guarantee that the new ruler will be better. Kadyrov is a good person in my opinion, but unfortunately he can not take this place. So Russia will have to live with Putin Smiley
It's up to the mass media. Kadyrov can take his place, just like Obama was able to replace Bush. In fact, it would be even simpler, since Putin and Kadyrov are both white.
member
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April 03, 2017, 05:50:04 AM
#52
It's great to see that average Russians weak up and stand against dictatorship and luck of freedom.
Of course, Putin have control over all media, police, secret service and, in the short period, there is no chance to change everything.
Putin will win next presidential election, it's obvious.
In Russia, historically, every real changes in society could come through revolution only.
Last revolution they had 100 years ago with Lenin.
No way that Putin will give up from power in peaceful way.
But, he can't sleep peacefully any more Smiley

Where have you seen in the world that the dictator voluntarily gave up power? Unfortunately Russian is doomed to a bloody revolution. Their inability to unite and the awe of power makes them an easy target for law enforcement.

The Russians will not revolt against Putin, the only way that even revolution can take place is after the death of President Putin. And it may shock some people that after Putin is gone will we see some people who are far worse than Putin himself.

I don't know who will succeed Putin in Russia. Right now, there are no good candidates. United Russia leaders such as Dmitry Medvedev and Sergey Lavrov are not very popular. Ramzan Kadyrov and Sergey Shoygu may not be able to take the post due to their ethnic origin. Among the opposition activists, the only viable candidate (Alexey Navalny) is hated by the majority of the population.

Indeed, there is no one to replace Putin yet, and there is no guarantee that the new ruler will be better. Kadyrov is a good person in my opinion, but unfortunately he can not take this place. So Russia will have to live with Putin Smiley
legendary
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April 03, 2017, 12:42:38 AM
#51
It's great to see that average Russians weak up and stand against dictatorship and luck of freedom.
Of course, Putin have control over all media, police, secret service and, in the short period, there is no chance to change everything.
Putin will win next presidential election, it's obvious.
In Russia, historically, every real changes in society could come through revolution only.
Last revolution they had 100 years ago with Lenin.
No way that Putin will give up from power in peaceful way.
But, he can't sleep peacefully any more Smiley

Where have you seen in the world that the dictator voluntarily gave up power? Unfortunately Russian is doomed to a bloody revolution. Their inability to unite and the awe of power makes them an easy target for law enforcement.

The Russians will not revolt against Putin, the only way that even revolution can take place is after the death of President Putin. And it may shock some people that after Putin is gone will we see some people who are far worse than Putin himself.

I don't know who will succeed Putin in Russia. Right now, there are no good candidates. United Russia leaders such as Dmitry Medvedev and Sergey Lavrov are not very popular. Ramzan Kadyrov and Sergey Shoygu may not be able to take the post due to their ethnic origin. Among the opposition activists, the only viable candidate (Alexey Navalny) is hated by the majority of the population.
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April 02, 2017, 11:24:07 AM
#49
It's great to see that average Russians weak up and stand against dictatorship and luck of freedom.
Of course, Putin have control over all media, police, secret service and, in the short period, there is no chance to change everything.
Putin will win next presidential election, it's obvious.
In Russia, historically, every real changes in society could come through revolution only.
Last revolution they had 100 years ago with Lenin.
No way that Putin will give up from power in peaceful way.
But, he can't sleep peacefully any more Smiley

Where have you seen in the world that the dictator voluntarily gave up power? Unfortunately Russian is doomed to a bloody revolution. Their inability to unite and the awe of power makes them an easy target for law enforcement.

The Russians will not revolt against Putin, the only way that even revolution can take place is after the death of President Putin. And it may shock some people that after Putin is gone will we see some people who are far worse than Putin himself.
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April 02, 2017, 11:20:32 AM
#48
It's great to see that average Russians weak up and stand against dictatorship and luck of freedom.
Of course, Putin have control over all media, police, secret service and, in the short period, there is no chance to change everything.
Putin will win next presidential election, it's obvious.
In Russia, historically, every real changes in society could come through revolution only.
Last revolution they had 100 years ago with Lenin.
No way that Putin will give up from power in peaceful way.
But, he can't sleep peacefully any more Smiley

Where have you seen in the world that the dictator voluntarily gave up power? Unfortunately Russian is doomed to a bloody revolution. Their inability to unite and the awe of power makes them an easy target for law enforcement.
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April 02, 2017, 09:08:18 AM
#47
and stand against dictatorship and luck of freedom


WOW, can i see some claims in that day?
There is nothing similar. http://ru.reuters.com/article/topNews/idRUKBN1710RO-ORUTP  (In Russian)
What mean pale climbing is for me unclear.
legendary
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April 02, 2017, 09:03:04 AM
#46
It's great to see that average Russians weak up and stand against dictatorship and luck of freedom.
Of course, Putin have control over all media, police, secret service and, in the short period, there is no chance to change everything.
Putin will win next presidential election, it's obvious.
In Russia, historically, every real changes in society could come through revolution only.
Last revolution they had 100 years ago with Lenin.
No way that Putin will give up from power in peaceful way.
But, he can't sleep peacefully any more Smiley
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April 02, 2017, 07:38:25 AM
#45
and Boris Berezovsky

This one is dead.
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April 02, 2017, 12:36:04 AM
#44
LOL, the epic fail is evident, in this topic are no Russians, who support this "protest".

No surprise there. Not even the Russian expats living in the Western nations are supporting these protests. Only the cretin supported by Soros and Boris Berezovsky are actively supporting these protesters.
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April 01, 2017, 06:34:16 PM
#43
LOL, the epic fail is evident, in this topic are no Russians, who support this "protest".
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April 01, 2017, 06:30:28 PM
#42
Its the right to protest against what they feel is not right. Putin is a dictator no doubt about it.Am thinking without his involvement, Russia will surely fall.
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April 01, 2017, 06:26:30 PM
#41
Do you think that propaganda is being conducted in America against Putin's policy?

Are You banned on rferl.org?
Go to some MoveOn.org for brainwashing.
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April 01, 2017, 06:20:07 PM
#40
Why only the Americans? The whole world knows that Putin .... Remember the famous song? There are certainly politicians who praise Putin, but it's paid trolls who betrayed their country. I hope these traitors will not be able to harm their countries and soon we will witness the fall of the power of a bloody dictator Putin.
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April 01, 2017, 05:07:53 PM
#39
Ordinary people who went to the rally can not overcome all corruption, it is necessary that someone stronger come to power and develop a full-fledged scheme for fighting corruption.

Putting the billboard with name of "Putin 666" written not in Russian is a direct example of
the "proof" how "good" the money are spended on the front of "sponsors".

What will thinking someone if will check billboard not in English on similar mob in USA?


Do you think that propaganda is being conducted in America against Putin's policy? Perhaps this is too obvious or am I mistaken?
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April 01, 2017, 10:30:26 AM
#38
Ordinary people who went to the rally can not overcome all corruption, it is necessary that someone stronger come to power and develop a full-fledged scheme for fighting corruption.

Putting the billboard with name of "Putin 666" written not in Russian is a direct example of
the "proof" how "good" the money are spended on the front of "sponsors".

What will thinking someone if will check billboard not in English on similar mob in USA?

jr. member
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March 31, 2017, 12:14:15 PM
#37
The fight against corruption is a huge problem in many countries. Ordinary people who went to the rally can not overcome all corruption, it is necessary that someone stronger come to power and develop a full-fledged scheme for fighting corruption. Although I would not be surprised if someone paid money to these people so that they went to protest Undecided
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March 31, 2017, 03:35:18 AM
#36

https://www.yahoo.com/news/thousands-protest-against-corruption-russian-130148697.html

This video shows a massive number of people protesting corruption in Russia.

One guy holds up a sign that says Putin666 and a couple of cops rush him and drag him off, probably to get a beating.
putin666 this got me laughter how can Putin be 666. 666 is going to be a world system were the idea will be sold to men from the religious leaders and men will live the right way of worship through God and following men teaching. I think the guy that carry that sign need that beaten.
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March 31, 2017, 02:39:58 AM
#35
...In Russia, police and people are not compatible. There the police are in the service of the government, and not of the citizens of the country, therefore any action of the population will be met by opposition from the police.

That is getting close to the core of the problem with police.

Police are given money to do what normal people in a decent society should do for free.

But money isn't enough, they demand to be respected for being paid for that 'work', and then they abuse their privileges to the extreme and demand to not have to pay the same price for crimes as others, all while strutting and whining that they are brave servants held to some high standard.

But the problem is that they are not a separate species, not a type of vermin that comes from elsewhere. The truth is, and it has been proven again and again, if you give a young guy a badge and a gun he is going to have fun with it. It doesn't matter rich or poor, black or white, give a 20 year old guy a gun and badge and the majority will turn gangster unless there is very harsh accountability to balance the phony respect.

It is a good thing to hire defective people as cops, as is done in the United States, so people do not have illusions that cops are really better. But if you are going to put a massive number of defective douche punks into a job you should give them what they need to succeed, and that is strict accountability. It lis better for them and for society to hold cops accountable at least to the same degree as others, something which has never been tried before in the United States at least.
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March 31, 2017, 02:28:13 AM
#34
In Russia, police and people are not compatible. There the police are in the service of the government, and not of the citizens of the country, therefore any action of the population will be met by opposition from the police.

I have heard horror stories about policemen from most of the ex-USSR states, such as Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan. Large number of police officers in these nations are corrupt, and they are even willing to kill you if you don't pay bribes. But at times, they provoke backlash from the people. An example here:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-11829793
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