Declaring by Peskov's mouth that "protest actions do not pose a threat to the Kremlin," the authorities are setting "peaceful" protesters against the "non-threatening" crowd of heavily armed siloviki, holding hundreds of "non-dangerous" citizens and putting them in jail, That they are not dangerous and their power is not at all afraid. Logically.

Panically afraid of the scenario of the Maidan in Russia, the Kremlin, nevertheless, manages to follow precisely on the heels of its Ukrainian counterparts. There the last straw was the inadequate brutal response of the authorities to peaceful protest actions of students. The attempt to frighten people had exactly the opposite effect - even those who did not intend to go to the streets.

Exactly the same we see now in Russia. The situation is exacerbated by a massive, unprecedented brazen disregard for the law by the courts, by copying stamp decisions, without embarrassment ignoring evidence, law and just common sense. Such a shameless, unabashed, unconcealed disrespect for people and law, when any passer-by can get caught in jail on a trumped-up case, only increases the number of dissatisfied people and sets up against the authorities more and more people, even far from politics and from protest Opposition movements. Awesome short-sightedness. Our power is not only unprincipled and cowardly, but also hopelessly stupid.

Very Talking Photo. Very much.

2 Oh yeah, I forgot one more moment.

Among the leaders of the siloviki on Tverskaya was seen a certain Kusyuk - colonel of the Ukrainian "Berkut", commanding the dispersal of the Maidan. After fleeing from his homeland, where he was prosecuted for about 9 criminal cases, this hero fled to Russia, where he obtained Russian citizenship and continued to pursue his favorite business. Symptomatic. And where he from Russia will run?.

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