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Of course not. Instead he will suffer there approximately the same as other inmates, maybe a more, and will be excluded from coordinating anti-putin politicians
by Yizahi 6y ago
Of course not. Instead he will suffer there approximately the same as other inmates, maybe a more, and will be excluded from coordinating anti-putin politicians in the rigged elections. Since russian political field is thoroughly cleaned up now, and Navalny was the only anti-putin figure left, this will achieve what kremlin wants - some noticeable decline in the anti-putin voting this year.
PS: I'm writing anti-putin because it is not clear that Navalny is actually going against the soviet system in general. For example he supported Crimea invasion, he supported Georgia invasion in 2008, he voluntarily invited russian terrorist Girkin a few years ago for the interview, and during that interview said that it is not a war crime to kill Ukrainian soldiers.
- stemc43 6y agoim surprised stackoverflow readers would buy political pieces like that. >deprived both of sleep and of medical care Thats exactly what us is doing in its prisons. How is he deprived? How is it any different from what his foreign handlers do at home? Was there a single article on torture Maria Butina had to endure in US prison? shame cheap pieces like that show up here.
- mam2 6y agoAll of russia supported crimea 'invasion'. Its been historically russian for centuries. And to be fair, the invasion was triggered by the plans of the us to bring warships in the black sea through nato alliance of ukraine. The narrative in russia is not the same than on cnn and to me is closer to what really happened.