No need for a front. Need a network

And also based on the results of all the round tables, organizing committees, etc.

I don't think there's a big need for some big organizing committee or assembly or big general organization. Such a monster will drown in discrepancies.

The power of the Internet is that it is a network. So, in the new stage of political life, it makes sense for us to preserve this network. Let political organizations remain, independent groups of citizens - whatever.

Together, it only makes sense to move towards common goals (for example, those outlined in the resolution of the rally on Bolotnaya). Otherwise, we will go crazy, coordinating the details of programs between leftists, liberals, nationalists and indignant citizens who are going crazy from this political trash (and they are the ones who brought one hundred thousand to the streets and they are the driving force of change).

All we have to agree on is a couple of future rallies. December 24th and the next one after New Year's Eve, possibly in March.

And what will we do if
a) the authorities will risk banning these rallies
b) the authorities will risk not taking into account the opinions of citizens even after the final rally in March

March is the extreme line beyond which swindlers and thieves should not be allowed. They must realize this and we must be ready for this.
The peaceful protest for the restoration of elections must become nationwide. In broad organizing committees this can get drowned. The network may be more effective.

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