Dmitry Gudkov: I call Klishas

If even now the Duma is treating the media like serfs who need to be flogged in the stable, what will happen tomorrow, after the adoption of the law by Senator Klishas? I want to ask the senator himself

Senator Klishas is not only a "sovereign internet" but also a "fake news" bill that will punish us all. The document has not yet been adopted, but Volodin was already rattling his shoe in the Duma today: Ura.ru wrote that cars allegedly would not be sold without a garage, which offended the speaker. After all, the Duma has never adopted idiotic laws in its life, this is a slander! And call Lyapkin-Tyapkin here, before clear eyes, to find out who owns this Ura.ru, "who is behind them, what is the source of information."

- Well, of course, the State Department, Vyacheslav Viktorovich. They invented it right there in order to discredit the impeccable Russian parliament.

Vladimir Volfovich did not stand aside either: it is necessary to close and arrest not only Ura.ru, but also Dozhd with Ekho. (I did not doubt this for a minute.) Rain, by the way, has already offered its platform for debate.

That is, if even now the Duma treats the media like serfs who need to be flogged in the stable, what will happen tomorrow, after the adoption of the law by Senator Klishas?

This is what I want to ask the senator himself. Such a proposal has now been sent to him by mail (the assistants to the parliamentarian found it difficult to convey by phone).

“Chairman of the Party of Change Dmitry Gudkov invites you to a public discussion in connection with the bills you initiated on the “sovereign Internet” and “fake news”. According to D. Gudkov, these documents, if adopted, will cause serious damage to the Internet industry in Russia and the functioning of independent media in the country. He would like to discuss this problem with you at any convenient platform of your choice - in the media or as part of a youtube broadcast.

I duplicate here publicly, because it happens that letters are lost.

I sincerely want to understand if the senator has at least some arguments, or does he simply intend to turn the media into a branch of Consultant Plus (with all due respect to the latter)?

By the way, if in addition to Senator Klishas there is at least one person in the parliament who is ready to speak in support of his bills, I also look forward to the debate. If you knew how to vote - know how to explain yourself.

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