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[Balancer]

Much more modest in scale events in the Donbass. For the US, probably there is no fundamental difference between Syria and the Donbas, both are equally far away, but for Russia the Donbass is at the border. It's nearby. And these are Russian people.

Last night, the Ukrainian army arranged a very large artillery shelling at once many civilian settlements in the Donbass. It was destroyed about ten home, many heavily wounded, including children. One child died - the shell exploded right in the schoolyard.

In Russia, many are puzzled why Russia does not interfere in what is happening in the Donbas. Like, all the same, the relationship is spoiled with the whole world, sanctions and all that. And if Russia provides direct military assistance to the Donbas, it will not get any worse, but at least these people will be saved. One hell, the whole world thinks so, that Russian troops are in the Donbass. So why not introduce them there in fact?

I have no answer to this question. As there is no unequivocal opinion as to which decision is right.

 

[Balancer]

Yesterday an attempt was made in Russia to make a revolution. It's funny to you, maybe, but the people who came out on it really believed that they were going to organize a revolution. There is such an odious activist, Vyacheslav Maltsev. He tried through social networks to organize a certain performance, an active protest. It sounds funny, but the participants were getting ready seriously. Bottles incendiary mixture, knives, even hunting weapons. Several cells of the most dangerous participants were arrested two days ago, just before the action. Now they will be accused of preparing terrorist acts (they planned to set fire to the administrative buildings). The remaining, mostly schoolchildren and young people, came out "to the revolution" yesterday, where they were mainly arrested for unauthorized rallies. All over Russia (it was a broad action), more than 300 people were detained.

But, I think, in colors and with photos this will all be today in the Western media.

But it became interesting to me. Both in Russia and in the West they often detain participants in various manifestations. But I did not find online pictures of Western protesters detained by the police. This is because such photos are of little interest to anyone and do not reach me or because I think that the police in the West are acting, however, more harshly than in Russia?

Yesterday's "revolutionaries" after the detention ride in a police bus to the police department and report on social events about what happened to them.

Here the policeman makes a report on the detention. He is photographed by someone from the deceased - it is clear that because of the lattice.

Here, one of the protesters is detained and searched.

Here one of the detainees had a knife with which he was going to organize a revolution.

Of course, there are also harsh detentions. There are times when the detainee is resisting. These photos you saw in the Western media in large numbers and will see more If without resistance, then the detentions go like this:

The inscription on the banner - "Russia, which will not be afraid, but will be admired - is Russia without Putin"

 

[Balancer]

I will not write much about Saudi Arabia. In the West, and already write a lot about the events there. A palace coup with the arrest of 11 princes, another prince who crashed today on a helicopter. The news is hot. In Russia they are looked at detached. On the one hand, Saudi Arabia is a constant opponent, who sponsored many terrorist attacks in Russia (and 9/11 in the United States, too, was carried out not without the participation of Saudi Arabia), on the other, relations are improving now. A few days ago a Saudi king with a huge retinue came to Moscow and concluded many contracts. And at yesterday's arrests, apparently, the pro-Russian part is growing stronger. And Russia is not vindictive. We quickly forgive the past if there is an opportunity to improve relations. Vaughn, take the example of Turkey ...

It is interesting, how soon will Russian intervention in what is happening in Saudi Arabia be announced in the Western media and social networks?

 

[Balancer]

I was there several pages earlier posted a video with an infernal burning bus from Orel. Here, of course, less infernally, it is evident that the tram does not go on business, but simply rolls back, but paired with a bus from the Orel recalls some kind of breakthrough from Hell



However, given all the sad news this weekend - maybe in this joke there is some truth.

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Update: An acquaintance here writes - "It's cold. People are basking themselves as they can"

 

[WheelieAddict]

Russian ambassador found dead in swimming pool - as four of Putin's aides die in months

 

[WheelieAddict]

Mysterious rash of Russian deaths casts suspicion on Vladimir Putin

 

[Balancer]

In Moscow and other major cities yesterday, a series of calls about false mining continued. Although now it may have been another source - preparation for the Maltsev Revolution. Several large shopping centers, hotels, stations were evacuated. Was also evacuated and the Bolshoi Theater - 3.5 thousand people.

In total, since the beginning of these actions, several million people have been evacuated with warnings of false mining. Financial losses have long been counted.

 

[WheelieAddict]

Prominent Putin critic dies after being beaten by unknown attackers

 

[Balancer]

Russian ambassador found dead in swimming pool - as four of Putin's aides die in months

Yes, this is a mysterious combination of deaths. But, most likely, really random. All the dead are too different people from too different areas to link their deaths to the big picture.

The only thing Russia can indirectly blame for the West is the death of the Ambassador in Turkey, Andrei Karlov. He was killed by a fanatic who went on to kill under the influence of anti-Russian propaganda by Western media.

In other cases, most likely, there is not even an evil intention indirect.

 

[WheelieAddict]

Russian ambassador found dead in swimming pool - as four of Putin's aides die in months

Yes, this is a mysterious combination of deaths. But, most likely, really random. All the dead are too different people from too different areas to link their deaths to the big picture.

The only thing Russia can indirectly blame for the West is the death of the Ambassador in Turkey, Andrei Karlov. He was killed by a fanatic who went on to kill under the influence of anti-Russian propaganda by Western media.

In other cases, most likely, there is not even an evil intention indirect.

Ten 10 Putin critics mysteriously murdered and one dead man walking

 

[Balancer]

It is very difficult to translate into English texts with the terms "kill" and "murder". In Russian they are denoted by one word. The deprivation of the life of a living being is not divided at the level of the semantics of the language into a mode of deprivation and sacrifice. The refinement is made using additional words. Therefore, I'm afraid that in my texts with these words there may be misunderstandings (I have already come across this in other forums).

 

[Balancer]

Ten 10 Putin critics mysteriously murdered and one dead man walking

People always die. Everyday. Putin has many opponents. And he is in power for a long time. Naturally, one of his opponents also dies on a regular basis. Over the past 17 years, such cases purely on the basis of statistics should be collected a lot.

 

[WheelieAddict]

Ten 10 Putin critics mysteriously murdered and one dead man walking

People always die. Everyday. Putin has many opponents. And he is in power for a long time. Naturally, one of his opponents also dies on a regular basis. Over the past 17 years, such cases purely on the basis of statistics should be collected a lot.

So Putin is a dictator.

 

[Balancer]

In Orenburg they opened a monument to Alexander Prokhorenko, who died in Syria.

He was an air observer and produced accurate target designation for ISIS facilities in the rear of the Islamists. The work of aviation in Palmyra required special delicacy in order to avoid the defeat of historical relics. Therefore, there was a lot of work for the forward air controllers .

March 7, 2016 Prokhorenko, who was a week behind the enemy, was surrounded by militants of the "Islamic state" in the vicinity of the settlement of Tadmor (Homs province). The senior lieutenant joined the fight with the terrorists and, not wanting to surrender, caused fire on himself. Together with the dead Prokhorenko, the militants of the "Islamic State" surrounding him were also killed.

He had a wife and a two-year-old daughter.

 

[Balancer]

A little more about education. A beautiful poster, right?

One problem - this poster is not depicted by Stalin, but by Russian writer Maxim Gorky

 

[Balancer]

The abandonment of the Cyrillic alphabet sometimes leads to amusing incidents. Here is how "Miss Ural" is written in Kazakhstan. It's at a beauty contest, and not what you thought

 

[WheelieAddict]

How Putin treats freedom

 

[WheelieAddict]

Moscow confirms more casualties in Syria as Russians want troops to come home

 

[gtopa1]

Those used to be bread lines under Communism. Thank you, Uncle Vlad for rejecting the Communism adored by American Progressives

Here one can argue a lot (moreover, these disputes are endless in Russia itself), but under the Communists Russia from the eternally lagging agrarian country of the third world escaped to the number of world leaders Won in the hardest war WWII, made an atomic energy, flew into space, developed advanced science and art ... Many of the achievements after the collapse of the USSR, of course, disappeared, something became better, something became worse. I believe that the Soviet standard of living, except for achieving progress, was achieved in Russia somewhere in 2010.

In five days, the 100th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution is celebrated. In Russia, very, very many will meet this day as a holiday. Although some will curse him.

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I curse him; for what he did to freedom in Mother Russia itself and the conquered lands of Eastern Europe. I will neither forget nor forgive.

Greg

 

[gtopa1]

In Orenburg they opened a monument to Alexander Prokhorenko, who died in Syria.

He was an air observer and produced accurate target designation for ISIS facilities in the rear of the Islamists. The work of aviation in Palmyra required special delicacy in order to avoid the defeat of historical relics. Therefore, there was a lot of work for the forward air controllers .

March 7, 2016 Prokhorenko, who was a week behind the enemy, was surrounded by militants of the "Islamic state" in the vicinity of the settlement of Tadmor (Homs province). The senior lieutenant joined the fight with the terrorists and, not wanting to surrender, caused fire on himself. Together with the dead Prokhorenko, the militants of the "Islamic State" surrounding him were also killed.

He had a wife and a two-year-old daughter.

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Fighting Isis he was a hero.

Greg