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Looks like a revolution...
He was detained at 19.53 near house No. 31 on Tverskaya Street (from under this house, around the corner, the exit from the Mayakovskaya metro station, if you noticed). Dog knights in stupid plastic armor were breathing heavily, and tried to tear us citizens away from each other for more than half an hour before they managed to pull me out of the mass of people. Cursing, wheezing, gasping for breath, they dragged us to the bus.
I was not on the bus for long, because I was transferred to a “lemon car” - an armored coffin; I have already written about this miracle of police equipment. One of the guys accompanying me was beaten at the lemon car, slamming the door behind me so that he wouldn’t see. Others, as it turned out later, began to be beaten on the bus as soon as I was taken out of there. Ilya K.'s nose was broken, and two other Other Russia activists were beaten. They were taken to the Nogatinskaya Poima police station (I hope I understood the telephone message correctly).
They brought me to the Tverskoye police station. Just like on December 4, the police department is empty and quiet. On the fourth floor, in the assembly hall, B. E. Nemtsov, sitting cross-legged in a long coat, gives evidence that he was walking past in the passage. He asks - How is it? I answer that the moronic music, like in Las Vegas, is blaring from the stage of the “nashists” who have come to work off thirty pieces of silver, but that the number of those protesting against the dirty elections is furiously huge, that the number of citizens, young, angry and stubborn is incredible: the number goes into many thousands. Both sides of Tverskaya are flooded with indignant youth. Nemtsov was soon led away to be released without being charged with an offense.
They tinkered with me for some time, drawing up protocols and observing formalities. I will have to appear at judicial station 423 of the Tverskoy Court on December 13 at 10 a.m., an hour earlier than the scheduled court hearing for my offense on December 4 on Triumfalnaya Square.
General assessment of what is happening.
What we all expected and hoped for is happening. It was precisely the thousands of indignant young citizens that I dreamed of on January 31, 2009, when I first went to Triumphal Square with a few comrades. Today I saw my dream (dream, as Martin Luther King said) with my own eyes. The first peals of revolutionary thunder are ringing in Russia. Let's help the storm happen. Let's help the Freedom Revolution happen.
Fight for what?
- The results of the December 4 elections must be annulled.
-Before the presidential elections on March 4, 2012, free elections to the country’s parliament must be held with the participation of all actually existing political parties.
- We demand that Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin not be allowed to participate in the presidential elections on March 4, 2012 on the grounds that, according to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, he has already served two presidential terms.
-We demand that V.V. Putin not be allowed to participate in the presidential elections on March 4, 2012. on the basis that in 2008, he entered into a criminal conspiracy with D.A. Medvedev. conceived and carried out political fraud. He temporarily installed a dummy, dependent figure in the presidential chair, who for four years only portrayed the President of the Russian Federation, but was not one. THAT is Putin V.V. carried out a criminal combination that allowed him to bypass the Constitution of the Russian Federation and for the third time claim the highest post in the state. Thus, he organized and is carrying out political fraud. He can't be allowed to complete it.
The fourth, fifth, and sixth of December were like the beginning of the Revolution. It depends on us what the next days will be like.
You've read about Revolutions in textbooks and historical novels, now you have a chance to participate.