Moscow activists rally against Russian airstrikes in Syria

a reply to: Jonjonj

Do you have any proof it didn't happen? No? Much fail there, then.

originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: Jonjonj

Do you have any proof it didn't happen? No? Much fail there, then.

Twitter image, apparently a real one

There, I helped you, you are welcome.



P.S. What is the saying again? Two swallows do not a summer make.

a reply to: Jonjonj

Thanks you.

a reply to: Jonjonj

Thanks you.

a reply to: DJW001

11% of the electorate are anti Putin 300 of that 11% is laughable ain't even a drop in the ocean

Moscow activists rally against Russian airstrikes in Syria. Russian Jews doing their work part western attempts to destablisze Putin from the inside.

originally posted by: Azureblue
Moscow activists rally against Russian airstrikes in Syria. Russian Jews doing their work part western attempts to destablisze Putin from the inside.

Sorry, but Putin does not approve of Anti-Semitism. Get with the program:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: RyleeNator
a reply to: DJW001

11% of the electorate are anti Putin 300 of that 11% is laughable ain't even a drop in the ocean

It's not that it was a small rally, it's that they dared to protest at all. They will grow in numbers as the war drags on and the economy continues to tank.

a reply to: DJW001

"they dared to protest"
The Russians aren't allowed to protest?
I can't believe you got three pages of responses to 150 people protesting in Russia.
Not even a drop in the ocean!
Sheesh ATS you gotta be better than this.

a reply to: supamoto

"they dared to protest"
The Russians aren't allowed to protest?

For centuries it was completely forbidden. Since the fall of the Soviet Union small demonstrations are permitted, but their organizers have a tendency to be arrested and/or killed. You asked.

originally posted by: AttitudeProblem

a reply to: DJW001

What color theme do you suppose they'll give this revolution?

The anti-war event was organized by Russian Solidarnost movement

Players behind the Russian color revolution - Solidarnost movement

Nemtsov, one of the most prominent of the Putin opposition today is also co-chairman of Solidarnost, a name curiously enough imitated from the Cold War days when the CIA financed the Polish Solidarnosc workers’ opposition of Lech Walesa.

You do realize Put in declared all foreign aid illegal and kicked out every one years ago. But I find it ironic that as stated in the article the leader if this position party was murdered on red square. Odd don't you think? Put in declares democracy party illegal and then the people that ran it end up dead. Nothing strange there just move along.

originally posted by: DJW001

originally posted by: RyleeNator
a reply to: DJW001

11% of the electorate are anti Putin 300 of that 11% is laughable ain't even a drop in the ocean

It's not that it was a small rally, it's that they dared to protest at all. They will grow in numbers as the war drags on and the economy continues to tank.

The only thing I find interesting is that anyone would be willing to protest when at this point all position to put in policies people end up dead or in jail. This makes me wonder why they attempted it in the first place. You know everyone there was placed on an FSB watch list and likely will be harrassed just like opposition has been in the past. Not sure they gain anything by this so I'm very confused as to why.

That's Not an Russian Protest

Its a local BBQ .....

Riouz