cheguevara
11-25-2011, 03:03 PM
Lord Putin has decided to rule Russia for the next 12 years. Will the poor russians allow this?
looks like not really
First Lord Putin gets booed by fight fans:
nS48UuVXbjQ
then the Kremlin starts the propaganda machine saying the fans were booing the american loser fighter who left with a broken leg :lol
this move angers even more ppl
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15869047
Something stirring?
Opposition demonstrations in Russia can usually muster only a few hundred diehard supporters.
Much of the anti-government political debate takes place online, on Livejournal, Facebook and the Russian equivalent, Vkontakte.
But the attempt to suggest that the crowd had booed a respected sporting opponent rather than the prime minister clearly touched a chord with thousands of ordinary people.
The messages left by Russians on Monson's Facebook Wall now number in the thousands. They do not all criticise Vladimir Putin, but none of them praise him.
Something could be stirring in Russian politics, but probably too late to change the outcome of next year's presidential election.
Frustrated opponents of Russia's ruling party could take to the streets after parliamentary elections next month if they believe the results have been rigged, in what could become a nightmare scenario for Prime Minister – and likely third-term President – Vladimir Putin.
and today:
A poll released Friday predicts that Vladimir Putin's party will receive 53 percent of the vote in Russia's parliamentary election, now a little over a week away.
While still a majority, this would be a significant drop for United Russia and deprive it of the two-thirds majority that has allowed it to amend the constitution without seeking the support of the three other parties in parliament.
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2011/11/25/international/i094924S83.DTL#ixzz1ekWNOL81
looks like 2012 is gona be a motherfucker here and in mother Russia :wow
looks like not really
First Lord Putin gets booed by fight fans:
nS48UuVXbjQ
then the Kremlin starts the propaganda machine saying the fans were booing the american loser fighter who left with a broken leg :lol
this move angers even more ppl
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15869047
Something stirring?
Opposition demonstrations in Russia can usually muster only a few hundred diehard supporters.
Much of the anti-government political debate takes place online, on Livejournal, Facebook and the Russian equivalent, Vkontakte.
But the attempt to suggest that the crowd had booed a respected sporting opponent rather than the prime minister clearly touched a chord with thousands of ordinary people.
The messages left by Russians on Monson's Facebook Wall now number in the thousands. They do not all criticise Vladimir Putin, but none of them praise him.
Something could be stirring in Russian politics, but probably too late to change the outcome of next year's presidential election.
Frustrated opponents of Russia's ruling party could take to the streets after parliamentary elections next month if they believe the results have been rigged, in what could become a nightmare scenario for Prime Minister – and likely third-term President – Vladimir Putin.
and today:
A poll released Friday predicts that Vladimir Putin's party will receive 53 percent of the vote in Russia's parliamentary election, now a little over a week away.
While still a majority, this would be a significant drop for United Russia and deprive it of the two-thirds majority that has allowed it to amend the constitution without seeking the support of the three other parties in parliament.
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2011/11/25/international/i094924S83.DTL#ixzz1ekWNOL81
looks like 2012 is gona be a motherfucker here and in mother Russia :wow