On February 4, sanctioned events were held in Orenburg and Orsk as part of the all-Russian opposition action “For Fair Elections,” organized by opposition organizations, Ekho Moskvy reports. In Orsk, the second largest city in the region, a rally was held on Komsomolskaya Square, in which 100 - 150 people took part. Representatives of both parliamentary and non-parliamentary opposition spoke. The demands are Putin's resignation and new elections to the State Duma.

A procession and rally took place in the city, the action was organized by local branches of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and the Liberal Democratic Party, Novaya Gazeta reports. There was also an attempt at provocation - five men raised posters praising Zhirinovsky’s party and cursing the communists. Nevertheless, the action went smoothly. In total, about 50 people took part in the rally.

It seems to me that it is not very important to consider that on February 4 there were 150 people on Sakharov, and 30 thousand on Bolotnaya (as reported by the police) or 1000 on Sakharov and 120 thousand on Bolotnaya, as the participants reported. Something else is important. In September 1999, I found only ONE deputy who spoke with me in the State Duma against Putin, against the coming to power of the special services, and against the bombings of houses organized by the special services.

Distribution of 1000 rubles after a rally on Poklonnaya Gora. Comment by the author of the video: “2012.02.04 Moscow. We went with a friend for a procession in Yakimanka and a rally in Bolotnaya Square. After that, a friend had to be noted at a rally in support of V.V. Putin. When approaching Poklonnaya Hill, he witnessed how a certain organizer paid with people who came to the support of Putin. 1000 rubles per person. I don’t urge anyone to see. original

Many of us hoped that the cold would not stop the protesters. But no one expected such a number of participants. If so many people come out in the winter, imagine how many will come out in the summer if Putin doesn’t leave? So, the procession. 11.40 Hour twenty before the scheduled start of the procession (the start was planned at 13 o'clock). Temperature - 18, unless this thermometer was made by Churov.

On different continents, but we breathe in rhythm. Despite the chilly weather, the third rally “For Fair Elections” took place in Washington in front of the Russian Embassy. Participants came from Maryland, Virginia and as far as Washington, D.C., with many from Baltimore. People who were unfamiliar before have become closer to each other under the banner of supporting their friends and relatives who are now fighting for their rights in Russia.

Today at 7 pm on Lake Verkhnye in Kaliningrad the action “Let Pus Go” took place. The action consisted of launching Chinese lanterns, on which you could write your wishes before launching into the sky. There were police and traffic police posts along the shore of the lake. About 40 people took part in the action, some came with children As always, there were some arrests. Police officers became interested in a caricature of Putin, which they wanted to attach to a flashlight.

On the website mitinginfo.ru you can see preliminary results of the experimental system , which was used for the first time to count protesters. She estimated that 208,025 people attended the February 4 rally (see image). In the future, the system will be made available for use by regions.

This is not the first time we have been holding synchronized pickets with a rally in Moscow, last time everything was relatively calm, people came, stood with posters, or laid white flowers on the steps of the Russian Embassy, ​​by the way, embassy workers called these flowers garbage and asked “to remove THIS from here." And today, standing in front of the Russian embassy, ​​we not only unfurled posters, but also pulled out whistles to boo the Russian embassy as a sign of protest.

I went to the “general civil” meeting with a heavy heart, impressed by yesterday’s article by Tarasov . And as readers of my blog know, I am generally not enthusiastic about the idea of ​​making extras for liberals who control the platform, which they will use for their bargaining with the Kremlin.

I visited today at the procession for honest elections and rally on Bolotnaya. I moved both in the area itself and along the embankment, trying to assess the number of participants. He made a number of photos, including panoramic (they are under the cut). In general, according to my impressions, the people gathered at least no less than December 10.

Satanists and illusionists, psychopaths and psychics, the writer Starikov and the know-it-all Wasserman - oh, well, the assortment has grown in Putin’s brothel, they are using the Kremlin’s budgets. I read and smile quietly. Originally posted by kennettudyfe at Rating of the most expensive Kremlin whores LJ So, everyone has already heard that Potupchik’s email was hacked. Many people know that our dear top bloggers are mentioned there. But for some reason everyone is modestly silent.

The Zaputinites are happy that they gathered the DEZ workers for a rally. Well, why are you happy, fools! You should be happy if potatoes are less than a euro per kilogram, and if, with supposedly zero inflation, food prices do not rise. Condensed milk has doubled! There is a shortage of milk. Tariffs will rise in the summer. original

The opposition has a new mantra: the more people gather at Putin’s rallies, the more Russians will hate him. And they won’t vote (they scared me!). Of course they will hate it. Of course they won't vote. What do they care? It seems to me that rallies are not needed for propaganda at all. Well, what kind of propaganda is this? Each person who is forcibly taken away will tell ten people about his humiliation. That's already two million.

Putin is ridiculously primitive. With his speeches he always creates the impression that only 5 minutes ago he got to the pinnacle of power, and before that he knew nothing about anything and was not involved in anything. It turns out that any janitor knows much more about the country than its prime minister. Well, why the hell did such a figure surrender? Media news: Putin came to Chelyabinsk to solve the problems of the village of Rosa.