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This is what true leadership is NOT. What a loser.Theres a jet that was circling Moscow that past few hours. Some speculate he's in the air until things cool down.
This is what true leadership is NOT. What a loser.Theres a jet that was circling Moscow that past few hours. Some speculate he's in the air until things cool down.
Russian independent monitoring group OVD-Info said police had arrested demonstrators in 32 Russian cities during protests on Sept. 21, with over half of them arrested in St. Petersburg and Moscow.
Video:They send a video from auto-racks in #StPetersburg, in which 30 people are packed in police van.
I just hope it sustains and grows this time.Interesting. The pressure on Putin now must be immense.
Seriously!!! Though there are videos emerging of protesters fighting police and pulling the arrested individuals back into the crowd!!!see videos of Russian police surrounded by protesters while roughing someone up. Nobody can pick up a rock?
The thing about revolution, sometimes it's good, like Honecker getting ousted.I just hope it sustains and grows this time.
Otherwise I really have no hope. Whats left to fear? If you are risking going to war? Flee Russia like cowards? I see videos of Russian police surrounded by protesters while roughing someone up. Nobody can pick up a rock? You should be able to break through your fear when you realize YOU might go to WAR. Why would they send you to war if you and others like you couldn't topple governments?
These protests give me some hope but they are small. All the young men who are usually among the most likely group to mount a revolution, they are fleeing instead! I can't blame them totally, but they are Russia's only hope! You are less likely to die protesting or even rioting, police have limited resources contrary to the belief of Russians! (and especially in Russia) Don't you want your friends who can't just leave to avoid war too? Want your family to live free? Want to see Russia become a better place?
Yea Putins predecessor is just as bad if not worse. But at least he is willing to work with the West and likly halts the Ukraine war.The thing about revolution, sometimes it's good, like Honecker getting ousted.
But it can be from the fire, into the fireplace (Think Tsar to Bolsheviks).
The worst thing is you never know until the dust settles.
Yeltsin was a drunk but he wasn't that bad... Anyways, this is getting off topic.Yea Putins predecessor is just as bad if not worse. But at least he is willing to work with the West and likly halts the Ukraine war.
Should of been more clear. Putins predecessor would be bad for the Russian people if not worse then Putin. But at least like I said he knows how geopolitics work (unlike Putin) and would end the Ukraine war and set communication with the West again.Yeltsin was a drunk but he wasn't that bad... Anyways, this is getting off topic.
Yes, indeed. The classic problem. What system do you replace the broken one with? Is it all that better. Or is it just that your 25% rioted the most?The thing about revolution, sometimes it's good, like Honecker getting ousted.
But it can be from the fire, into the fireplace (Think Tsar to Bolsheviks).
The worst thing is you never know until the dust settles.
Yes, indeed. The classic problem. What system do you replace the broken one with? Is it all that better. Or is it just that your 25% rioted the most?
Russian's may not want to try the classic capitalist democracy again. It has failed them (to them) for 30 years. Can they replace it with a better system? What system is there to try?
Video:In #Kazan, protesters chant "No to Mobilization! Peace to the world!"
Video:In #Moscow, #Russia, there is a #protest rally taking place tonight on Arbat Street against the mobilisation, announced by Putin earlier tonight. Protesters chant “No to War!”.
Look at the scene in Moscow right now, its getting tense by minute!
Growing protests against military mobilization in St Petersburg, Moscow, Yekaterinburg and many other Russian cities tonight. Russians prefer watching the war on TV. Getting HIMARSed in person in Kherson isn’t attractive at all.
Riot police detain protesters in downtown Moscow. The video footage shows several policemen carrying off a woman lying unconscious on the ground. Video: Dozhd TV channel
There are more than 1000 detainees in 38 cities on actions against mobilization in Russia — OVD-Info. Most of the detentions are in Moscow and St. Petersburg (about 400 people in each of the cities).
