Putin and company have been pushing us away from our freedoms for 12 years. It is unrealistic to return everything in 3 months. It will be long, tedious and difficult. I really hope that the “Zaputins” are very heterogeneous, and therefore there will be among them those who like compromises. Yesterday I was at a certain round table at RSN. I’m sharing a new version of why Pu scored so unconditionally (Maxim Shevchenko’s version).

The opposition plans to hold another rally “For Fair Elections” in Moscow on March 10, Gennady Gudkov, a member of the organizing committee of these actions and State Duma deputy from A Just Russia, said on Tuesday.

And yet I am amazed at the cynicism of today's communists and their leader Gennady Zyuganov. Even before the Duma campaign, they did not stray from the general trend and shouted about fair elections, calling for us not to let our votes be stolen. This is all despite the fact that the Communist Party of the Russian Federation not only has not disowned its past, but is also proud of it, primarily of Lenin and Stalin.

A couple of smiling moments 1. A pensioner takes a photo “as a souvenir” of the launch of the ballot into the ballot box (freeze frame of the Zlat-TV story) 2. The head of the PEC shows the protocol to the webcam The author of the second photo (an observer at the site) wearily watched as a comrade read out the protocol to her - the web camera - for half an hour. Wonderful world... Original

On Monday evening, the US State Department made an official statement regarding the results of the presidential elections in Russia, recognizing the “clear victory” of Vladimir Putin.

In the wake of the massacre on Pushkinskaya, I tell you what really happened there. The rally was quite emotional. During it, a number of speakers said that some kind of action was needed, and Udaltsov said that he did not want to go anywhere after the rally. A lot of people supported him: they started chanting “we won’t leave” several times.

This is what I’m thinking: when the “leaders” of the opposition called on people to go to Maidan, did they know that the ghoul, intoxicated by “victory,” would decide to show who’s boss in the country? Did they understand that the sweet stories about the sympathy of the riot police for the demands of the opposition were nothing more than misinformation?

“Khakassians” and all like-minded people - pick up your snot and drool. Nothing unexpected happened. Or did someone believe that the elections would be fair and Putin would not “win”? All he wants today is to break us mentally. He has no other choice but to go all in and try not only to convince us of his victory, but to break us psychologically. Are we really going to fall for these scams again? Today we have a responsibility for our country.

Is this how a president is elected, damn it?! Yesterday I returned very angry and tired from Astrakhan. Shein was portrayed as defeated, hundreds of our observers were thrown out of the polling stations after 20:00. They also brought down our State Duma deputy A. Krutov from the TEC stairs. All night I had to climb over fences, forcefully break into polling stations, pushing the police out of the way, and return our observers and commission members to their place. There is no other way.

This is what yesterday's seizure of the square looked like. Lenin from the point of view of the police: Firstly, there were many more participants in the action. Secondly, what did the stage decorated with the slogans “The choice has been made” and “Putin. P..or. President” have to do with March 8? This is also a question of who mocked the KGB dictator more. The opposition unanimously called him a thief. And the organizers of the holiday are *idorom. Has a protocol been drawn up for them?

A beautiful girl, her hair in two ponytails and tied with white ribbons, in her hands an iPad with absurd slogans prepared in advance, like “I want to go to the Kremlin, but they don’t let me in!”, “Motherland. Nation. LGBT.” Here, on Bolotnaya Square, she just gave an interview to a Polish TV channel, in which she compared rigged elections to simulating an orgasm. Typical hipster. Representative of the performance society.

The voters League report that the official data of the CEC is strongly diverge from the data of the “Consolidated Protocol” . For those who are too lazy to follow the link, I will briefly explain: “Consolidated Protocol” are the reduced copies of the protocols from the polling stations. The voter league created this control mechanism with the participation of the headquarters of three candidates and the Yabloko party. Each of the observers of protocols can be presented and verified.

Photo: ITAR-TASS United Russia has decided on its candidacy for the post of governor of the Primorsky Territory. The head of the region could be businessman Vadim Dymov, chairman of the board of directors of Dymovskoye Sausage Production, owner of the Respublika bookstore chain and co-owner of the Dymov No. 1 restaurants.

Orwellian language has now become an integral part of Putin's propaganda. In this Esperanto of all dictators, a peaceful demonstration of citizens is called a provocation, and the brutal beating of protesters by riot police is called maintaining law and order. Putin classifies demands for fair and free elections as an attempt to usurp power, and his own special operation to establish a lifelong personal dictatorship as a necessary measure to save the country.

Let us remember how our winner of the presidential election, V.V., appeared out of nowhere. Putin. Who knew him before Boris Yeltsin introduced him as a successor? I remember how a book about the biography of V. Putin was published, from which we learned what we were given to learn. That he practices judo, swims, loves horses, worked in the KGB, about how hard it was for him in Germany, when he was abandoned to the mercy of fate by the Russian authorities.