Alexei Navalny case

Hole wrote:

Big_Gazza wrote:

miketheterrible wrote:My best guess they dont do it cause he is a useful idiot.

Navalny is hugely valuable to the Russian government as a glaring and high-profile example of what happens to Russians when they willingly attach their sucking pieholes to the fetid teat of Western NGO money.  This clown prince of provocateurs and useful idiots is a textbook case of why the Western narratives cannot be believed, and why the public shouldn't give credence to every lurid nonsensical claim aimed at the Russian gov by such corrupt foreign agents.

The Russian public now clearly see thru the BS and know Navalny as the despicable little cockroach that he always was.  His only value now is as a dark comedy and a warning to others of the many dangers of going full retard

A russian camera crew should follow him 24/7. Show the people his fantastic life: meetings with western "diplomats", expensive meals, drugs and booze...

They will be doing it at the confines of a jail cell.

The guy broke Russian laws. I know the west doesn't acknowledge Russian laws which are similar to their own, so they will just blame Russia anyway.

Navalny was arrested for 30 days

https://ria.ru/20210118/navalnyy-1593553628.html

Kiko wrote:Navalny was arrested for 30 days

https://ria.ru/20210118/navalnyy-1593553628.html

A real criminal gets coddled while truth speaker Julian Assange rots in jail without a trial. Any real trial I am aware of.
Clearly in the "human rights" (for some select humans) loving west, due process is optional.

Did the CIA kick him out of Germany or something?

Anyway, a picture of happiness now that they are going home.

WHERE'S THE MONEY LEBOWSKI NAVALNY? MERKEL SAYS YOU’RE GOOD FOR IT!  WHERE’S THE MONEY, SHITHEAD!!!  

JohninMK wrote:Did the CIA kick him out of Germany or something?

Anyway, a picture of happiness now that they are going home.  

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Er8kVLmXcAIe8Hh?format=jpg&name=small

They timed it to have extra distraction from inauguration in DC and bonus whining point about Russia

I bet golden boy was looking forward to his groupies and didn't expect to have the flight redirected to different airport, that was a baller move by Russian cops  

Navalny outside Russia is less than nothing. It is a mistake to let this clown back in. Use the new constitution to strip him
of citizenship and put him in exile. Russia has a legal and moral right to do this to traitors.

Navalny himself spent some time at Stanford. Stanford is the home of US deciders.

kvs wrote:Navalny himself spent some time at Stanford. Stanford is the home of US deciders.

Stanford football team is like 43rd in national ranking

Pussies...

kvs wrote:Navalny himself spent some time at Stanford.   Stanford is the home of US deciders.  

Stanford also has a long history of working with the US government - it is the reason why Silicon Valley is located where it is located. Allen Ginsburg first tripped on LSD at Stanford under the CIA's MKUltra Program in the 1950s.

I agree with KVS - simply exile him.

Keeping him in is a waste of money and time.

Man, Russia is filled to the brim with traitors.

https://mobile.twitter.com/27khv/status/1351514990243672066

So a police officer leaked flight data on Navalny's flight.

Hope he gets maximum sentence. Set examples.

10 years is not enough for 5th column rodents like this. The Russian government needs to seriously increase prison time for traitorous activities. Make 30 years the minimum prison time for passing confidential information to NATzO and also make fines financially unbearable to ensure that they will live the rest of their lives being homeless. Then they will realize that NATzO don't really care about them

PhSt wrote:10 years is not enough for 5th column rodents like this. The Russian government needs to seriously increase prison time for traitorous activities. Make 30 years the minimum prison time for passing confidential information to NATzO and also make fines financially unbearable to ensure that they will live the rest of their lives being homeless. Then they will realize that NATzO don't really care about them

Yes, a couple who passed off secrets (FSB secrets) to Latvia and the like are getting 12 years and a fee of $1,200 dollars. Can you believe that shit?

lol.

miketheterrible wrote:

PhSt wrote:10 years is not enough for 5th column rodents like this. The Russian government needs to seriously increase prison time for traitorous activities. Make 30 years the minimum prison time for passing confidential information to NATzO and also make fines financially unbearable to ensure that they will live the rest of their lives being homeless. Then they will realize that NATzO don't really care about them

Yes, a couple who passed off secrets (FSB secrets) to Latvia and the like are getting 12 years and a fee of $1,200 dollars.  Can you believe that shit?

lol.

It is rather clear that there is sabotage of Russia from within the system. Such as the case of the pedophile who was given 3.5 years.
But after thinking he could be let off completely got a 10 year sentence. The first trial was obviously a farce. The inadvertent second
trial or judicial review "fixed" the problem.

Yeltsin's legacy is strong and has warped the laws to make them EU-friendly BS. There needs to a revision where all these 10 year
type sentences become 30 year type sentences. If the clowns want to be leave jail earlier before 30 years, then they have to act
nice and go before parole boards. Just like in Canada and the USA.

So Youtube pimps the latest Navalny video to me where he rants about "Putin's palace" and the "biggest bribe in history".
This clown is a broken record repeating the same inane drivel over and over. Clearly going for the Goebbels effect.

Putin does not even own a mansion let alone a palace. Any palaces restored in Russia are historical treasures that
are owned by the Russian state. And recall that there are palatial head of state residences in other countries.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chequers

That is well beyond a mansion and is a small country palace.

As for bribes. That is like the claim that Putin is a secret billionaire. But find me a country where the leader is a corrupt
maggot that is not riddled with government corruption. Then find me large scale projects that are completed ahead
of time and on budget in those countries. In fact, find me any increase in the standard of living in those countries.

Navalny's drivel is intellectually insulting and can only work on ignorant idiots.

kvs wrote:

miketheterrible wrote:

PhSt wrote:10 years is not enough for 5th column rodents like this. The Russian government needs to seriously increase prison time for traitorous activities. Make 30 years the minimum prison time for passing confidential information to NATzO and also make fines financially unbearable to ensure that they will live the rest of their lives being homeless. Then they will realize that NATzO don't really care about them

Yes, a couple who passed off secrets (FSB secrets) to Latvia and the like are getting 12 years and a fee of $1,200 dollars.  Can you believe that shit?

lol.

It is rather clear that there is sabotage of Russia from within the system.   Such as the case of the pedophile who was given 3.5 years.
But after thinking he could be let off completely got a 10 year sentence.   The first trial was obviously a farce.  The inadvertent second
trial or judicial review "fixed" the problem.  

Yeltsin's legacy is strong and has warped the laws to make them EU-friendly BS.   There needs to a revision where all these 10 year
type sentences become 30 year type sentences.   If the clowns want to be leave jail earlier before 30 years, then they have to act
nice and go before parole boards.   Just like in Canada and the USA.

Blaming Yeltsin over 20 years since he was in power is kind of lame.

Russia will always have problem with traitors because Russians in general are not as patriotic as western people are. This has nothing to do with Yeltsin.

Karl Haushofer wrote:
Blaming Yeltsin over 20 years since he was in power is kind of lame.

Russia will always have problem with traitors because Russians in general are not as patriotic as western people are. This has nothing to do with Yeltsin.

Which western land has patriotic people?

They are destroying all the culture and history made till now, because of globalism, of pc bullshit, and EU anti national agendas. In my country (Italy) saying that you are a patriot will make other people consider you a Nazi.

The only country in the EU that has still some values is Hungary, and the only country among the western or south western neighbors of Russia which pursues a sort of independent agenda and look at its own interests (albeit in an almost criminal way) is unfortunately Turkey.

Erdogan may be a sadistic war criminal, and I do not like at all turkeys internal and external policies, but at least he does not bend backwards all the time or sell off his country for pennies (as unfortunately happens all the time with Italy, but not only... Even Germany is not able to fully pursue its own interests in foreign and internal policies...

Karl Haushofer wrote:

kvs wrote:

miketheterrible wrote:

PhSt wrote:10 years is not enough for 5th column rodents like this. The Russian government needs to seriously increase prison time for traitorous activities. Make 30 years the minimum prison time for passing confidential information to NATzO and also make fines financially unbearable to ensure that they will live the rest of their lives being homeless. Then they will realize that NATzO don't really care about them

Yes, a couple who passed off secrets (FSB secrets) to Latvia and the like are getting 12 years and a fee of $1,200 dollars.  Can you believe that shit?

lol.

It is rather clear that there is sabotage of Russia from within the system.   Such as the case of the pedophile who was given 3.5 years.
But after thinking he could be let off completely got a 10 year sentence.   The first trial was obviously a farce.  The inadvertent second
trial or judicial review "fixed" the problem.  

Yeltsin's legacy is strong and has warped the laws to make them EU-friendly BS.   There needs to a revision where all these 10 year
type sentences become 30 year type sentences.   If the clowns want to be leave jail earlier before 30 years, then they have to act
nice and go before parole boards.   Just like in Canada and the USA.

Blaming Yeltsin over 20 years since he was in power is kind of lame.

Russia will always have problem with traitors because Russians in general are not as patriotic as western people are. This has nothing to do with Yeltsin.

And you, troll, are clearly a big time expert on running countries. Just snap your fingers and everything will be just as you want it, right...

Even in your precious west there are plenty of grotesque laws on the books and a whole infrastructure to enforce them. Exhibit A
would be all the no-fault divorce laws and the kangaroo family courts they enable.

Navalny trying to claim that a big expensive building is Putin's.

Of course, no evidence is provided. I mean, it is obviously Putin's because.... What?

These guys are ridiculous and anyone who believes whatever random nonsense seem to just live in a fantasy.

Oh well.

https://mobile.twitter.com/akarlin88/status/1351593243755081729

miketheterrible wrote:Navalny trying to claim that a big expensive building is Putin's.

Of course, no evidence is provided.  I mean, it is obviously Putin's because....  What?

These guys are ridiculous and anyone who believes whatever random nonsense seem to just live in a fantasy.

Oh well.

https://mobile.twitter.com/akarlin88/status/1351593243755081729

So this building is actually more tame than Chequers and is a government residence. That Putin can use it
as President hardly qualifies as "criminal activity" on his behalf. Are US Presidents stealing the White House
every time they take office? How about the Prime Minister of Canada and the mansion provided by the
state for his use?

I did not bother to watch Navalny's video as it would serve no purpose. Every time some palace is refurbished
or a new posh residence built it is the same drivel about Putin stealing the people's money. Get fcuked you
lying western sponsored vermin.

If Russia did not refurbish palaces and build posh buildings it would be accused of being a pauper state.
In fact, if the money was being siphoned through corruption, then it would be going to pockets outside
the government for private use. The government spending on itself is hardly a sign of corruption. It
is a sign of the absence of corruption. Crooks are not into spending money this way.

A lot of people are giving Navalny Too much credit calling him a nationalist.

He isn't a nationalist. He is a useful idiot for the west. Im all for nationalism but seriously, he isn't nationalist.

This false advertising him as such is ridiculous. Yeah, he said stuff that was racist and sexist. So what? That doesn't mean he won't sell out his people (Russians) to the USA and EU the second he gets power.

His handlers told him to generate compromat against himself for future insurance for themselves. Western leaders are clearly
in some sort of perverse environment. Pedo Island and Clinton's visits, etc. This is evidence that western politicians are sock
puppets and not the real deciders. Navalny cannot have any chance of breaking free from his owners even if he is a useful idiot.

kvs wrote:

miketheterrible wrote:Navalny trying to claim that a big expensive building is Putin's.

Of course, no evidence is provided.  I mean, it is obviously Putin's because....  What?

These guys are ridiculous and anyone who believes whatever random nonsense seem to just live in a fantasy.

Oh well.

https://mobile.twitter.com/akarlin88/status/1351593243755081729

So this building is actually more tame than Chequers and is a government residence.   That Putin can use it
as President hardly qualifies as "criminal activity" on his behalf.   Are US Presidents stealing the White House
every time they take office?   How about the Prime Minister of Canada and the mansion provided by the
state for his use?

I did not bother to watch Navalny's video as it would serve no purpose.   Every time some palace is refurbished
or a new posh residence built it is the same drivel about Putin stealing the people's money.  Get fcuked you
lying western sponsored vermin.

If Russia did not refurbish palaces and build posh buildings it would be accused of being a pauper state.
In fact, if the money was being siphoned through corruption, then it would be going to pockets outside
the government for private use.   The government spending on itself is hardly a sign of corruption.  It
is a sign of the absence of corruption.   Crooks are not into spending money this way.

That is the Sochi Presidential retreat. Of course the US President has Camp David plus there used to be a retreat in California also. Not sure if that is still used. There are several official houses in Russia, some dating back to Tsar times.

Navalny clearly has no hooks into any real meat for his crusade and has to engage in BS lying about benign things.