In Altai, the poem “Prepare lists!” is recognized as extremist.

On December 24, 2009, the Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Barnaul (Altai Territory) recognized as extremist A. Kharchikov's poem "Prepare lists!" The decision of the court entered into force.

Earlier, the city prosecutor sent an application for the recognition of this poem as extremist material in accordance with Article 13 of the Federal Law "On counteracting extremist activity."

At the initiative of the city prosecutor's office, a comprehensive study of the text was carried out, according to which it was found that it "contains signs of extremism." In particular, the experts found that : the poem contains signs of inciting social hostility; . The text mentions the names of specific individuals (Abramovich, Gaidar, Chubais) and calls for their inclusion in the "lists" with an emphasis on "inciting hatred or enmity against specific individuals . " In the final part of the poem, in an open form, there is a call "do not get tired of fighting with enemies - At the expense of traitors!" .

According to the conclusions of the expert sociologist, this text is aimed at "inciting social, national hatred and are a way to encourage the commission of extremist acts; contain calls to commit crimes based on political, ideological, racial, national hatred or enmity" .

A copy of the court decision was sent to the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation.

The editor-in-chief of Golos Truda, Vladimir Brovkin, said that the poem, written in 1999, was taken from the Internet and published in the newspaper under the former editor Alexei Bragin more than two years ago. Then they even wanted to start a criminal case against him." "We did not dispute anything ," he added.

Sources

• According to the prosecutor of the city of Barnaul, A. Kharchikov's poem "Prepare lists!", Published in the regional socio-political newspaper "Voice of Labor" with a circulation of more than 3 thousand copies, was recognized as extremist // Official website of the Prosecutor's Office of the Altai Territory. 2010. January 26.
• In Altai, a poem by Russian bard Alexander Kharchikov, who called for "preparing lists" for Abramovich, Chubais and Ryzhkov, was recognized as extremist // Bankfax. 2010. January 27.