Boroda!! Putin under siege!

[ghi]

Hey!, what's going on there?! wich side are nou  in? Putin or Berezovsky/Kasparov?

[GRUNHERZ]

I think the IBM computer will win the match again.

[Chairboy]

Don't worry, Boroda, the chinese demonstrated some effective techniques for handling these types of things back in Tienanmen square.  Maybe the russian T-92s will have enough horsepower to overcome those obstacles that stopped the Type 59s the chinese used...

[Dago]

It's the Great Vodka Revolution of 2007!  

The people demand more vodka!  Some of them are even starting to sober up it's been so long.  

[mandingo]

Hush up, you may be targeted with radiation next.

[Ripsnort]

Is this what the tread topic is about?

Putin opponents step up pressure  

 
Supporters credit Mr Putin with bringing economic stability
Opponents of the Russian president are to take to the streets of Moscow to protest against what they say is the trampling of democratic freedoms.
The coalition of opposition movements, known as Other Russia, says Saturday will be a "March of Dissent".

The march comes as Russia warned it wanted the extradition of London-based exile Boris Berezovsky.

Mr Berezovsky told the UK's Guardian newspaper he was plotting "revolution" to overthrow Vladimir Putin.

Accusing Mr Putin of creating an authoritarian regime, the tycoon said that Russia's leadership could only be removed by force.

Later, he clarified his words, stating that he backed "bloodless change" and did not support violence.

UK police said they were "assessing the contents of a Guardian article... to determine if any offences may have been disclosed".

Riot police

More than 9,000 police have been drafted into the Russian capital ahead of the march, including riot police, Associated Press news agency reports.

Officials have warned that they will take tough measures with anyone who breaks the law.

 
Mr Berezovsky said he wanted a "revolution" in Russia

Members of Other Russia, a coalition led by chess champion Garry Kasparov and former Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov, say they have been warned not to take part in the march.

Despite the protest, Mr Putin remains a popular figure with many in Russia, credited with bringing economic stability to the country.

Analysts say the march will be seen as a key test of the strength of the opposition ahead of next year's presidential elections.

Mr Berezovsky had said he wanted to see Russia become a free and democratic country - but that fair elections were not viable under the current regime.

The UK Foreign Office said it would "look carefully" at Mr Berezovsky's comments, and that it "deplored" any call for the violent overthrow of a sovereign state.

Mr Kasparov said Mr Berezovsky's comments were a "PR stunt".

"They are absolutely detrimental, damaging for what we are doing here," Mr Kasparov said.

Russia's chief prosecutor said he had launched criminal proceedings against Mr Berezovsky.

Financial support

Mr Berezovsky, granted political asylum in the UK in 2003, said he was giving financial support to unnamed members of Russia's political elite who wanted to force a change of leadership in Moscow.

Mr Berezovsky has a fortune estimated at £800m ($1.4bn).

Previously an ally of former President Boris Yeltsin, he has already fought off Russian extradition requests on fraud charges which he said were politically motivated.

He was one of the first targets of President Putin's crackdown on the Russian oligarchs - well-connected entrepreneurs who made fortunes during privatisation - and went into self-imposed exile at the end of 2000.

Following the Guardian article, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov again called on the UK to extradite Mr Berezovsky and said he should be stripped of his refugee status.

[Pooh21]

Originally posted by mandingo
Hush up, you may be targeted with radiation next.

then shut the hell up all of you. That guy they had poison the traitor came through hamburg like johnny *******-appleseed with a bag o polonium.

[mietla]

let's just give them Gorbachov back, and everybody will be happy. Except Boroda of course.

[Boroda]

Originally posted by ghi
Hey!, what's going on there?! wich side are nou  in? Putin or Berezovsky/Kasparov?

Definetly not on Berezovskiy/Kasparov side, first one is responsible for Chechen war and robbed millions of people, second one is a russophobic imbecile payed by the US Department of State (it's not a joke).

I don't like Putin, but at least he's better then the old Yeltsin/Berezovskiy gang.

[DieAz]

Originally posted by Boroda

I don't like Putin

Can you personally run for President of  Russia?


or do you have to be the party favorite?

[indy007]

Originally posted by Pooh21
then shut the hell up all of you. That guy they had poison the traitor came through hamburg like johnny *******-appleseed with a bag o polonium.

You can order Polonium off the internet here in the states. Nothing special.

[Max]

Uncle Joe is rolling in his grave.

[ghi]

Originally posted by Boroda
second one is a russophobic imbecile payed by the US Department of State (it's not a joke).
 

  i read in the news friday, about Moscow acussing US for its involvement, and UK is hiding that dirty oligarch,
  Dirty capitalists politicians , can't mind their bussines! no wonder everybody hates them from Latin America to Asia,
  But i feel sorry for american people working hard, and showing as canadians when travel abroad , they don't know what their goverment does with their tax money,
I seen lot creature like Berzezovsky, in Romania after "89 and the fall of comunist party,they  got rich overnight, when inflation was over 200% year, unemployement 40-50% in some cities,most people coudn't aford daily basics,
 That's why i admire Vladimir Putin, we didn't have one back in Romania at right time, and the hyenas drained our last drop of blood and hope after Revolution

[Yeager]

and the hyenas drained our last drop of blood and hope after Revolution
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maybe if you and your weak hearted countryman had the guts to fight for a free and democratic nation you wouldn't be hiding in Canada like the rest of the eastern european rejects who fled their homelands during the strife resulting from the collapse of Stalins USSR.

[Boroda]

Originally posted by Yeager
and the hyenas drained our last drop of blood and hope after Revolution
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maybe if you and your weak hearted countryman had the guts to fight for a free and democratic nation you wouldn't be hiding in Canada like the rest of the eastern european rejects who fled their homelands during the strife resulting from the collapse of Stalins USSR.

Yeager, you just don't get the point.

Fighting for a "free and democratic nation" usually leads to total collapse. "Democracy" and "freedom" are nothing more then propaganda cliches.