Russian Liberal Opposition

If the west loves the Russian people so much why do they keep imposing crippling sanctions on Russia to hurt Russia for no real reason?

the new sanctions will be against individuals & certain entities.

Why have they not just seized Putins billions... or is it trillions by now... in overseas bank accounts and palaces...

some Western folks make profits from those accounts, but soon the game will be over, so don't u worry.
"Cheap and for their own": the "Project" edition discovered another "Putin's dacha"

NEW PUTIN PALACE IN CRIMEA. 500M!!  Russia fell out of love with Putin  Belanovsky's report: essence and alternatives

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya - about Yulia Navalnaya and the possibility of negotiations with Putin

The wealth of the President's Personal Guard

"It's disgusting to live in such a country!" Zhirinovsky in the State Duma!

Mystery of 400 kg of cocaine at the Russian embassy

So Navalny is a benzo head. He's had this weird dazed look on his face lately. Not surprised. Maybe a benzo OD was all that the fake poisoning was.


The last unanswered question about Alexei Navalny was answered this week in a Moscow courtroom by Navalny himself. For the first time he didn’t have production back-up from his MI6 helper, Maria Pevchikh of London, or his CIA and BND teams in the Black Forest of Baden-Württemberg.

The question is a medico-psychiatric one. It was first made public by Navalny’s treating doctors at the Charité clinic in Berlin. These doctors, it was, who revealed that Navalny was a heavy user of lithium and benzodiazepine drugs. They published this in a set of four data tables they attached as appendices to their case report on Navalny. Their data raised the question — what would happen if Navalny was forced to withdraw from his drugs quickly.

The disclosure that in his Tomsk hotel on August 19, hours before he collapsed and the Anglo-German OPERATION NOVI-NOVICHOK commenced, Navalny had taken a large dose of lithium, diazepam, nordazepam, oxazepam, and temazepam, was first published on December 22 in The Lancet.

Full article http://johnhelmer.net/alexei-navalny-crashes-out-what-happened-when-he-wasnt-on-lithium-and-benzodiazepines/

His alleged use of drugs is just a speculation (1 clip I saw, not sure if posted it, debunked it;) his behavior is more likely affected by stress & indignation at those who prosecute him.
Just heard that his wife left for Germany & their son was already there, while his sister is studying in the US.

The myth of Putin's popularity destroyed

Castrated under-dictatorship

Ah yes, the fabled Putins Billions.

You know guys, the one that:
1) no one provided proof he has billions
2) where the money is located
3) why they didn't seize it.

I mean Panama papers didn't even state it. But because tabloids say he has it, it must be true! The west never lies of course!
*Cough*Benghazi, Iraq, Yugoslavia, USSR, Iranian Nukes, Bashir Gas attacks, etc*cough*. Oh excuse me. Must be my allergies to Tsavors retarded bullshit.

Typical hate propaganda narratives. You "establish" a lie by repeating it enough and then it becomes "common knowledge".
That is the sort of racist-think at the core of Tsavo troll-tards drivel.

kvs wrote:Typical hate propaganda narratives.   You "establish" a lie by repeating it enough and then it becomes "common knowledge".
That is the sort of racist-think at the core of Tsavo troll-tards drivel.

The funniest of all of this crap is that they all repeat each other. Seriously. They do this purposely. They quote one another and it becomes very hard to distinguish who posted the nonsense first. But I believe it was the BBC that lied about it back in 2009 or so. The rest is just repeated.

Its very funny and rather sad to be honest.

miketheterrible wrote:

kvs wrote:Typical hate propaganda narratives.   You "establish" a lie by repeating it enough and then it becomes "common knowledge".
That is the sort of racist-think at the core of Tsavo troll-tards drivel.

The funniest of all of this crap is that they all repeat each other.  Seriously.  They do this purposely.  They quote one another and it becomes very hard to distinguish who posted the nonsense first.  But I believe it was the BBC that lied about it back in 2009 or so.  The rest is just repeated.

Its very funny and rather sad to be honest.  

The origin of the Putin billions drivel is a single blogger who provided zero proof. This blog post "went viral" in the Russia hating western information
toilet space. So we have troll-tards like Tasvo Lion-turd stinking up this forum with it.

Putin is smart enough to keep his $ & assets under others' names- the evidence is circumstantial, & there is preponderance of it.

The collapse of the USSR: how a hereditary aristocracy appeared after the collapse of the empire

BULK SANCTIONS

Russian Authorities Redouble Pressure to Preserve Crimeans’ Loyalty

Putin May Cripple the US’s Strongest Voice in Russia

Dumb armed collective farm: the essence of Putinism and the consequences of the failure of the protest

FSB officers, who are associated with the poisoning of Alexei Navalny, may be involved in both of the poisonings of Vladimir Kara-Murza in May 2015 and February 2017, Bellingcat found out (the investigation was prepared jointly with The Insider and Der Spiegel). Based on the data on the movements of the security forces, the investigators found out that they followed the politician in seven cities.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW5GmgCOTHE

Gordon on whether Navalny will become Russian President and new Bellingcat investigations

EU Starts Work on Russia Sanctions Over Navalny Imprisonment

Everyone one of these people need to be blacklisted and ousted in public.

https://www.stalkerzone.org/enemies-of-the-motherland-must-be-known-by-name/

From the same shitty site: ALEKSEY NAVALNY IS THE GRANDSON OF A NAZI AUXILIARY POLICEMAN

But they don't mention that his father was a Soviet Army officer.
Former Chairman of USJCS Gen. Shalikashvili had a Nazi collaborator father who later became a major in the Waffen SS. A. Schwarzenegger, who became California Governor, also had a Nazi father.
Putin's Grandfather was the Cook of Stalin and Lenin, the 2 Bolvevik/CPSU bloody dictators.
G. A. Nasser allegedly had a picture of Hitler above his desk.
Welcome to the small world!

Tsavo Lion wrote:Putin is smart enough to keep his $ & assets under others' names- the evidence is circumstantial, & there is preponderance of it.

Errr.... sorry Einstein, but funds in someone elses account, or real estate in their name, actually makes it THEIR wealth.  Russia is a nation of laws (even if those laws differ somewhat from those in Western courtrooms) so pls explain how this is supposed to work?  How does your imaginary Oligarch-Putin exercise his control over wealth that legally belongs to others??????  

Total BS invented by liars who cannot substantiate their absurd narratives so must advance this silly theory out of sheer desperation.

As for your other links, you really are doubling down on the full retardation. Reality just ain't working for you, is it????

How does your imaginary Oligarch-Putin exercise his control over wealth that legally belongs to others??????

simple: Putin lets them do their business, & if they don't share a portion their wealth, he can use laws to shut them down & relieve them of 100% of it, put them in prison, or expel them from Russia. It's a closed mafia-like family; many oligarchs have assets under their family members' names too. Those relatives may seize them but then is it worth to break up all relations?

par far wrote:Everyone one of these people need to be blacklisted and ousted in public.

https://www.stalkerzone.org/enemies-of-the-motherland-must-be-known-by-name/

Evgeniya Abelyuk, philologist
Mikhail Aizenberg, poet
Lev Akopyan, musicologist
Ovanec Akopyan, historian
Boris Akunin, writer
Evgeny Aleksandrov, physicist, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Ekaterina Amerik, mathematician, Ph. D.
Vladimir Ananich, publisher
Aleksandr Anikin, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk
Aleksandr Belavin, physicist, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Anatoly Bely, Honoured Artist of the Russian Federation
Oleg Berezin, entrepreneur
Olga Bogomolova, chemist
Ekaterina Boikova, cartoonist
Galina Bondareva, teacher
Elizaveta Bonch-Osmolovskaya, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Nikolay Borisov, bioinformatician, Doctor of Technical Sciences
Lyubov Borusyak, sociologist, Candidate of Economic Sciences
Nina Braginskaya, philologist, antiquarian
Boris Brovtsyn, musician, professor at the Vienna Conservatory
Marina Buvailo, doctor, writer
Aleksandr Bufetov, Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Steklov Institute of Mathematics
Elena Vanina, screenwriter, journalist
Vera Vasilyeva, journalist, editor
Dmitry Vedenyapin, poet
Aleksandr Venger, psychologist, Doctor of Psychological Sciences
Andrey Volna, doctor
Roman Volobuyev, director
Viktor Voronkov, sociologist
Ivan Vyrypayev, director
Irina Galkova, historian, Candidate of Historical Sciences
Sergey Gandlevsky, poet
Svetlana Gannushkina, Chairwoman of the “Civil Action Committee”
Evgeny Gindilis, producer
Georgy Gitelzon, biochemist, Candidate of Bio Sciences
Mikhail Glazov, physicist, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Anatoly Golubovsky, historian
Evgeny Gontmakher, Doctor of Economic Sciences
Viktor Gorbatov, philosopher
Varvara Gornostayeva, publisher
Nikolay Grintser, philologist, member of Russian Academy of Sciences
Lev Gudkov, Director of the “Levada Center”
Sergey Guriyev, an economist
Marina Davydova, Editor-in-chief of the “Teatr” magazine, Art Director of the NET festival
Nataliya Demina, science journalist
Andrey Desnitsky, Doctor of Philological Sciences, Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Vitaly Dikson, writer
Sergey Dmitrenko, Orientalist, Candidate of Philology
Anton Dolin, film critic
Oleg Dorman, film director, screenwriter
Denis Dragunsky, writer
Olga Drobot, translator
Arkady Dubnov, journalist
Irina Eryomina, retired
George Efremov, poet, translator
Elena Zhemkova, human rights activist
Boris Zhuikov, Doctor of Chemical Sciences
Aleksey Zakharov, Economist and political scientist, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Vladimir Zakharov, physicist, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Andrey Zvyagintsev, director
Aleksandr Zeldovich, director
Dmitry Zimin, the founder of the company “VimpelCom” and the foundation “Dinastiya”
Mikhail Zygar, journalist, writer
Aleksey Ivanov, Geologist, Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Nataliya Ivanova, writer
Askold Ivanchik, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, President of the Russian Association of Antique Historians
Ilya Indrupsky, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
Aleksandr Kabanov, UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, Ph. D.
Andrey Kalinichev, Research Associate
Roman Kantor, screenwriter
Yuli Kim, poet, writer
Aleksandr Kirillov, Jr, mathematician, Ph. D.
Roman Kiselyov, human rights activist
Igor Klyamkin, political scientist, President of the “Liberal Mission Foundation”
Konstantin Knop, mathematician
Karine Kovkhayeva, librarian
Sergey Kozheurov, journalist
Maria Kolpakova, art critic
Natalya Konon, geneticist-breeder, factory owner
Vladimir Kostushev, sociologist, candidate of sociological sciences
Konstantin Kotov, civil activist
Vladimir Kott, director
Irina Kravtsova, editor
Mikhail Krasnov, Doctor of Law
Lika Kremer, journalist, producer
Zhora Kryzhovhikov, director
Yaroslav Kudryavtsev, physicist, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Ilya Kukulin, Cultural historian, Candidate of Philology
Evgeny Kunin, biologist, Academician of the US National Academy of Sciences
Sergey Kuok, journalist
Igor Kurlyandsky, historian, Candidate of Historical Sciences
Sergey Kuryshev, actor
Aleksandr Kynev, a political analyst
Irina Levontina, linguist, Candidate of Philology
Oleg Lekmanov, philologist
Yuliya Liderman, cultural critic, Candidate of Cultural Studies
Nina Litvinova, biologist, Candidate of Bio Sciences
Mikhail Lobanov, mathematician,” University Solidarity” trade union
Sergey Lukashevsky, Director of the Sakharov Center
Elena Lukyanova, lawyer, lecturer at the Free University
Natalia Mavlevich, writer
Mariya Maiofis, cultural historian, Candidate of Philology
Vitaly Mansky, director
Aleksey Maschan, pediatric hematologist/oncologist, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Mikhail Mestetsky, director
Nadiya Meshchankina, teacher, artist
Larisa Miller, writer
Vladimir Mirzoev, director
Sergey Mirkin, molecular biologist, Candidate of Bio Sciences
Grigory Mikhnov-Voitenko
Gleb Morev, historian, journalist
Dmitry Muratov, journalist
Olga Nazarenko, teacher
Anna Narinskaya, critic, curator
Irina Nasimova, physicist, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Leonid Nikitinsky, journalist
Sergey Nikitin and Tatiana Nikitina, author and performers of songs
Boris Nikolsky, philologist, Doctor of Philological Sciences
Maksim Osipov, writer, doctor
Aleksey Oskolsky, biologist, Doctor of Bio Sciences
Artemy Okhotin, doctor
Emil Pain, Doctor of Political Science
Aleksandr Pal, actor
Sergey Parkhomenko, journalist, radio presenter
Andrey Plakhov, film critic
Leonard Polishchuk, ecologist, Doctor of Bio Sciences
Aleksey Popogrebsky, director
Leonid Positselsky, mathematician, Ph. D. (Harvard University)
Faina Prendel, artist-restorer
Irina Prokhorova, publisher
Andrey Proshkin, director
Marina Razbezhkina, film director
Igor Razumov, Director of the “Liberal Mission” foundation
Zhanna Reznikova, biologist, Doctor of Bio Sciences
Nikolay Rekubratsky, researcher of the Institute of Freshwater Fisheries
Kirill Rogov, political analyst
Nikolay Rozanov, physicist, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Lev Rubinstein, writer
Nigina Sayfullayeva, Director
Andrey Sbarsky, Editor
Zoya Svetova, a journalist
Aleksey Semenov, Doctor of Biological Sciences
Vasily Sigarev, director
Sergey Skorbun, physicist
Veniamin Smekhov, actor
Yuliya Snigir, actress
Nikita Sokolov, historian, Candidate of Historical Sciences
Natalya Sotnikova, astronomer, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Irina Staf, translator
Mariya Stepanova, writer
Lyobov Summ, translator
Evgeny Syroechkovsky, Doctor of Biological Sciences
Oleg Sysuev, banker
Mikhail Tamm, physicist, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Yana Troyanova, actress
Fyodor Uspensky, philologist, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Gayane Farmazyan, art critic
Aleksey Fedorchenko, director
Mikhail Feigelman, physicist, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Aleksandr Filippenko, actor
Natalia Fichtenholz, teacher
Aleksandra Freidzon, chemist, Candidate of Chemical Sciences
Marina Friedman, a geneticist, Candidate of Bio Sciences
Efim Khazanov, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Chulpan Khamatova, actress
Boris Khlebnikov, director
Aleksandr Khokhlov, populariser of cosmonautics, member of the North-Western Organisation of the Russian Cosmonautics Federation
Andrey Tsaturyan, biophysicist, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Evgeny Tsyganov, actor
Aleksandr Chaplik, physicist, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Evgeny Shakhnovich, Ph. D., Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, biophysicist
Liliya Shevtsova, political analyst
Viktor Shenderovich, writer
Sergey Shishkin, biologist, Candidate of Bio Sciences
Zhanna Shlosberg-Kozlovich, doctor
Lev Shlosberg, Deputy of the Pskov Regional Assembly
Anna Smaina-Velikanova, theologian, Doctor of Culturology
Elena Shmeleva, linguist, Doctor of Philological Sciences
Sergey Shpilkin, analyst, technical translator
Boris Shtern, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Irina Shcherbakova, Historian, Candidate of Philological Sciences
Ilya Shchurov, mathematician, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Iskander Yasaveyev, sociologist, Doctor of Social Sciences

These are the enemies of the state. And the list is rather very short with most philosophy assholes at the so called Academy of science (funny, most of Russia's scientific achievements are not from this school but in Siberia for example) and so called "artists".

Not surprising. What is, how small the list is.

There is clearly a part of the human population that are true xenophobes. Not in the sense usually applied to this term but in the
"we must control everything to feel safe" definition. Any human that is not bending the knee and conforming to their wants and
needs is an enemy that must be destroyed. You can see this in the USA and its social media lynch mobs. Even if someone merely
does not parrot the PC line they must be cancelled (they can be left of center). For now it looks soft, but it is one step away from
death camps.

Has Europe finally begun to recognize something?

Scorpius wrote:Has Europe finally begun to recognize something?

No.

lyle6 wrote:

miketheterrible wrote:

These are the enemies of the state. And the list is rather very short with most philosophy assholes at the so called Academy of science (funny, most of Russia's scientific achievements are not from this school but in Siberia for example) and so called "artists".

Not surprising. What is, how small the list is.

Early life / nose checks for those?

I am assuming you mean if they are Jewish, right?

To be honest, not all Jews are against Russia. It is a rather ignorant viewpoint that they are all against Russia. A huge portion of my family is Jewish. Apparently I am also partially Jewish (Although, I find it odd that a race is also associated with a religion when it isn't supposed to be such a way) but I am Eastern Orthodoxy Christian. Most of us in the family are pro Russian while the rest don't care cause they have their own problems.

More like, figure out where their paychecks are coming from.

Tsavo Lion wrote:

How does your imaginary Oligarch-Putin exercise his control over wealth that legally belongs to others??????

simple: Putin lets them do their business, & if they don't share a portion their wealth, he can use laws to shut them down & relieve them of 100% of it, put them in prison, or expel them from Russia. It's a closed mafia-like family; many oligarchs have assets under their family members' names too. Those relatives may seize them but then is it worth to break up all relations?

Riiiight.... and I assume that you (or anyone for that matter) has some actual evidence for any of this happening? Anything?

I'll wait...

/crickets

Nah, didn't think so. Without a little thing called EVIDENCE the supposed "Putin Stolen Billions" are just a figment of the Putin-haters fervoured imaginings

Fuck, but you are a sad little individual, the perfect fodder to become an (expendeable) minion in Nalavnys band of IQ-challenged uneducated but useful fools.