Post by renwan on Jun 28, 2004 17:22:47 GMT -5
20.06.04
SEVERODVINSK: RUSSIA WITHOUT PUTIN!
On the night from the 19th to the 20th June in Severodvinsk, in the most visible places of the city the inscriptions: “Russia without Putin”, “Down with autocracy”, “NBP – nation and freedom”, have appeared and also the symbols of Russia’s national-bolshevist party.
At the entrance to the city, train passengers can also watch such inscriptions. It is clear that the all-Russian public movement “Russia without Putin” gets increasingly more sympathizers among the local youth, everybody knows also that the initiator of the movement is NBP.
The limp celebration of “Independence day” a few days earlier did not give rise to any enthusiasm among the residents and looked like cynicism on the background of the laws, adopted one by one by the government and the Duma. The hypocrites in power take off any social responsibility before the citizens from themselves and at the same time increasingly deny us the right to protest, because they rightly fear our anger.
Long lives the Russian Rebellion!
NBP- Severodvinsk
SEVERODVINSK: RUSSIA WITHOUT PUTIN!
On the night from the 19th to the 20th June in Severodvinsk, in the most visible places of the city the inscriptions: “Russia without Putin”, “Down with autocracy”, “NBP – nation and freedom”, have appeared and also the symbols of Russia’s national-bolshevist party.
At the entrance to the city, train passengers can also watch such inscriptions. It is clear that the all-Russian public movement “Russia without Putin” gets increasingly more sympathizers among the local youth, everybody knows also that the initiator of the movement is NBP.
The limp celebration of “Independence day” a few days earlier did not give rise to any enthusiasm among the residents and looked like cynicism on the background of the laws, adopted one by one by the government and the Duma. The hypocrites in power take off any social responsibility before the citizens from themselves and at the same time increasingly deny us the right to protest, because they rightly fear our anger.
Long lives the Russian Rebellion!
NBP- Severodvinsk
