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Madness In Russia... Please Take A Stand Now!
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gorgik9
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Did you know that according to Russian media, it's legal to have sex with small children in Sweden, and that Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt is a new version of king Karl XII, leading a "second swedish invasion" into Ukraine ?
I read this in an interwiev with historian Timothy Snyder a couple of days ago, where he asked the swedish journalist : -Do you really understand how much Sweden and Swedes are demonized by Putin and his regime today?
It's getting creepy, seriously creepy...
I read this in an interwiev with historian Timothy Snyder a couple of days ago, where he asked the swedish journalist : -Do you really understand how much Sweden and Swedes are demonized by Putin and his regime today?
It's getting creepy, seriously creepy...
ardan
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Why is that list in english?A list of bands / musicians banned on a Russian radio station and the reasons why.
I always had the suspicion that Julio Iglesias was a neofascist and now I know! :rofl:
p.s.If you provide an english teacher I will answer all questions about Russia & Ukraine
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entation by the german TV (westgerman broadcast WDR) about the situation of gays and lesbians in Russia nowerdays, showing the gangs that hunt gays as a Sunday-fun.
In german of course.
http://anonym.to/http://www.ardmedi...hen/Video?documentId=21520208&bcastId=7486242
entation by the german TV (westgerman broadcast WDR) about the situation of gays and lesbians in Russia nowerdays, showing the gangs that hunt gays as a Sunday-fun. In german of course.
http://anonym.to/http://www.ardmedi...hen/Video?documentId=21520208&bcastId=7486242
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smallsleepyrascalcat
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Guys? Village People is banned because of... violence?
The banned list is so retro. It's almost charming.
Yes, two people protesting about something is a "demonstration" according to russian law and you need to get an allowance from the police.
Maybe they were too close together. If two people "demonstrate" ten metres apart from each other, it's allowed but not, if they get closer to each other.
One of those laws that come handy to suppress any kind of opposition.
Maybe they were too close together. If two people "demonstrate" ten metres apart from each other, it's allowed but not, if they get closer to each other.
One of those laws that come handy to suppress any kind of opposition.
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Russia jails boy because of large penis...
"A Russian court ruled that a Ukrainian boy who claims he’s 13 be tried as an adult based on the size of his penis, according to The Moscow Times. Tomas, whose last name was not released to protect his identity, was arrested on suspicion of stealing a cellphone in March—an accusation he denies.
The teen had moved to Moscow that same month to live with his aunt. His family claims he was 12 at the time of the arrest and has produced Ukrainian doentation that he used to cross the Russian border as proof. But authorities think he is older and ordered a medical examination to determine his real age. Based on the size of his penis and teeth, prison doctors told the court they believe he is actually 16 or 17.
It’s an important distinction. Individuals 16 and over can be tried as adults in Russia, and that age comes down to 14 in the case of more serious crimes like rape and murder. As a result, Tomas has since been sentenced as an adult and was sent to jail. His family has challenged the ruling, and the regional prison service has agreed to review his case."
This would be laughable if it wasn't for the fact this kid is sitting in a Russian prison...
"A Russian court ruled that a Ukrainian boy who claims he’s 13 be tried as an adult based on the size of his penis, according to The Moscow Times. Tomas, whose last name was not released to protect his identity, was arrested on suspicion of stealing a cellphone in March—an accusation he denies.
The teen had moved to Moscow that same month to live with his aunt. His family claims he was 12 at the time of the arrest and has produced Ukrainian do
entation that he used to cross the Russian border as proof. But authorities think he is older and ordered a medical examination to determine his real age. Based on the size of his penis and teeth, prison doctors told the court they believe he is actually 16 or 17.It’s an important distinction. Individuals 16 and over can be tried as adults in Russia, and that age comes down to 14 in the case of more serious crimes like rape and murder. As a result, Tomas has since been sentenced as an adult and was sent to jail. His family has challenged the ruling, and the regional prison service has agreed to review his case."
This would be laughable if it wasn't for the fact this kid is sitting in a Russian prison...
gb2000ie
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That's absolutely horrid
It seems to me that the Russian legal system is really rather low on justice.
theseeker
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That's absolutely horrid
It seems to me that the Russian legal system is really rather low on justice.
Erm.... Are they trying to out-crazy North Korea now???!
They have a ways to go. North Korea's "exalted leader" recently had his ex girlfriend put to death!
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St Petersburg’s LGBTI Pride
Officials have rejected every location that the organizers of St Petersburg’s LGBTI Pride rally have suggested, instead granting them permission to hold it in the middle of nowhere.
However city officials offered their own alternative locations for the event. One was a small village between a forest, a cemetery and a rubbish dump. Another was an overgrown landfill area near the Gulf of Finland where participants in the rally would have to have stood in the bottom of a two meter deep pit.
Despite the repeal of St Petersburg’s city wide gay propaganda law, participants in the rally still risk being prosecuted under Russia’s nation-wide ban on so-called ‘homosexual propaganda to minors,’ and when protesters attempted to hold an LGBTI pride rally in the same location last year they were all arrested in minutes.
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Officials have rejected every location that the organizers of St Petersburg’s LGBTI Pride rally have suggested, instead granting them permission to hold it in the middle of nowhere.
However city officials offered their own alternative locations for the event. One was a small village between a forest, a cemetery and a rubbish dump. Another was an overgrown landfill area near the Gulf of Finland where participants in the rally would have to have stood in the bottom of a two meter deep pit.
Despite the repeal of St Petersburg’s city wide gay propaganda law, participants in the rally still risk being prosecuted under Russia’s nation-wide ban on so-called ‘homosexual propaganda to minors,’ and when protesters attempted to hold an LGBTI pride rally in the same location last year they were all arrested in minutes.
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