Topic: Russian Protests - page 4. (Read 2757 times)

When you add '666' to a person's name or image it isn't so much 'satanism', it's just an insult. You could argue that 'satanism', specifically '666' refers to a group leader, but that is too much thinking.

What is the corellation between Satanism and this people with Smartphones and other Electronic Devices and No banners?
Displaying Publically the Smartphone does make a fight against Satanism?

Moscow police said they arrested around 500 people and there were protests in over 90 other cities too.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/26/world/europe/moscow-protests-aleksei-navalny.html?_r=0

Satanism occusation detected.

It isn't really about economics though.

If people have the liberty to be responsible for their own economics they do so with integrity, but when the population is forced to cede control of everything to some political authority then unless that authority has the same integrity there will be problems.

The more a govt tries to control the small liberties the more the individuals in that govt will be held accountable for failures. A person cannot even hold up a sign critical of a politician without the police attacking him? He probably cannot get a job then unless he does not criticize bosses.

If you drop a person on good ground and give him resources and space he will work hard. But if you give him neither resources nor space and tell him to work hard, why should he? If humans were meant to be horses they would have hooves and big ears.

I am disappointed no tits were involved.

It was clear that the protesters didn't enjoyed public support, even when the economy of the nation is in  a recession as a result of falling crude oil prices. These rallies failed to attract more than a hundred people.

I didn't understand well the point. In many countries there are a lot of people serving long prison sentences for 'resisting' the police. There is not really a smart way to fight in the short term because you just go to jail for a long time. In the United States there are literally tens of thousands of people who would have gotten little or no jail, but because they opposed some aspect of gangsterism the hammer came down on them.

Look at

Leonard Peltier, a Native who was put in jail basically because he didn't take shit. http://www.freeleonard.org/case/ If a Native in the United States gets at all uppity he will find himself in jail.

Aaron Swartz, a computer expert who invented some of the cutting edge technology we still use, hacked a library database to give students a full discount so they could research easily, the federal police told him cooperate or die in prison. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/13/technology/aaron-swartz-internet-activist-dies-at-26.html If he had not been hounded to death cryptocurrency would probably have had his fingerprints much more clearly.

To see examples how the U.S. neutralizes protesters look at some of the black panthers and similar types swept into prison on dubious evidence during the FBI Cointelpro days

http://veronza.org/

https://russellmaroonshoats.wordpress.com/

http://www.freejalil.com/

http://www.sundiataacoli.org/

Some of those people may be guilty, I have no idea, but all of them are in jail not because of whatever crime they may have commited but because they are 'protesters'.

Look what happened to this poor old crackpot back when there was no internet and people couldn't set up countermeasures http://www.huffingtonpost.com/g-flint-taylor/the-fbi-cointelpro-progra_b_4375527.html

Did that program get exposed because one of the thousands of fbi agents involved had a conscience? Uh no.

"The first documentation ... surfaced in March of 1971 when the Citizens Commission to Investigate the FBI broke into a small FBI office in Media Pennsylvania and expropriated over 1000 FBI documents."

 

@Barrymore was also surprised they didn't go after the cops. Here the Philippines cops TAKE a beating when they try to beat up protesters. Maybe they're not angry enough?

@PeterTheGrape We don't even know if he' still free - or alive. We can try to find his identity though and post about him all over social media, hopefully he'll be big they won't go after him anymore. The bitcoins would be to help him out in life and maybe to pay for his medical bills.

Protest soon will become a common thing in russia.

Less then a handful regions in russia dont run a deficit. A huge part of their budget is needed for fiscal transferss to these regions.
Depending on oil price in the coming it could get a lot darker in russia.
They have to go away from oil&gas only (80% of exports).

I respect the guy who held up the sign, knowing he was going to get hassled by gangsters.

If he were identified reliably by somebody in Russia, and somebody set up a bitcoin gofundme to buy him an expensive bottle of wine, and it was done in a reliable way with no room for scammers,

I'd chip in

It's all nonsense. Know why Ukraine won a protest, but in Russia don't win? Because in Ukraine the cops would arrest a man in the crowd. The protesters fought for everyone. And the cops could not come to dissatisfied. In Russia, everything is different. Nobody beats with the cops. Cowards don't deserve to win.

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.