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Re: Protesters, police clash in Russia
Two Estonian skinheads, 23 and 27 years old, have been detained last Saturday. The prosecutors still keep their surnames in secret and silence all the issue for understandable reason as much as possible. This is politically motivated and very dangerous point. It will take time to learn all truth and they will hide it as long as possible.
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All this is very simple and clear especially to those who lived in the country side, not in the distorted quasi-society of a city only, and experienced the real human relations. The one situation is as one small country hates and harms the big neighbour with impunity, while this neighbour stays indifferent or even unconcious of that harm. The other thing is as that big neighbour understands the inflicted harm, unites and starts to take it's revenge consistently, selectively and carefully. |
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Re: Protesters, police clash in Russia
Nazi -Russia attack Estonia
"Many of the attacks have come from Russia and are being hosted by Russian state computer servers, Tallinn says. It wants to put the issue at the top of Friday's EU-Russia summit agenda. Moscow denies any involvement. Estonia says the attacks began after it moved a Soviet war memorial in Tallinn. The move was condemned by the Kremlin. The memorial's removal also triggered riots amongst mostly ethnic Russian living in Estonia, during which one person was killed and more than 150 injured. Estonians say the memorial symbolised Soviet occupation of the Baltic state. Russians say it is a tribute to those who fought the Nazis. " BBC NEWS | Europe | Estonia hit by 'Moscow cyber war' |
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It's Kremlin propoganda again ? Give the reference please
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So why Russia media say that they are skinheads.
That was conflict when russia skinheads were destroying Talinn shops. BBC NEWS | Europe | Rows overshadow EU-Russia talks "Human rights record The veto follows Russia's decision last year to block meat imports from Poland over apparent food safety issues. The EU has also said it could withhold final approval of Russia's bid to join the World Trade Organization until trade tariff problems are resolved. A major factor in the deterioration of relations has been Estonia's removal last month of a World War II monument to Red Army soldiers in central Tallinn. The event sparked unrest by ethnic Russians in Estonia, and a blockade of the Estonian embassy in Moscow. " BBC NEWS | Europe | Rows overshadow EU-Russia talks |
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"Russia's record on human rights is also an issue at the summit.
A protest by opposition groups has been allowed to go ahead in Samara, but leaders, including Mr Kasparov, had their passports and tickets removed by police as they tried to board a plane at Moscow airport. Several foreign journalists were also reportedly prevented from travelling. Organisers said they were not expecting more than 1,000 people to attend, and a demonstration by pro-Kremlin groups will go ahead simultaneously." Again Nazi methods BBC NEWS | Europe | Rows overshadow EU-Russia talks |
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Hmh, Russians are at it again.
Helsingin Sanomat - International Edition - Business & Finance I do not compleatly follow their locig, though. Russians welcomed investors from abroad, allowed them to construct logistics and sites of use, and then claim them back and disregard all and any contracts as they please. That is crude and efficent way to have working hardware in place, but makes sure no forgein investors see Russia as reliable place to conduct buisness. In Kronstatd, Thugs of Rosstoi company used fists to drive Finnish wokers away, while Miliisi stood by and watched if Finns would fight back to have an excuse. This is crystal clear to us, what about you Russians?
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Theres also the business with the Wood tariffs, which are illegal but Russia puts them in place anyway.
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All truck-traffic out from Russia with Russian drivers and companies of course were expected to fly smoothly through borders. As a result, Russian truckdrivers have become a real hazard in Finland, driving with their own style and often drunk as a cocoo) Russians have already given unofficial invitations to any willing timber corporation to come and establish factories and mills inside Russia, in Karelia. Result is quite clear; once the foolish investors have compleated the facilities, Russia will claim them and kick investors off, taking over the finished infrastucture. It has worked thusfar, but I hope no one is that idiotic to actually put money in there.
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And when Estonia moves a Russian ww2 war memorial they are supposed to be sorry about it? and be attacked by putin as unforgiving and bias? Excuse me but it was ww2 that brought Estonia under the soviet maw and kept its citizens under their heel...so now they have become very independent and quite successful at it....thats what Putin is pissed about lets be honest....
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One might ask the reason for Putins play conserning the Russian minorities and their Russian rights. "Outer Russians", as they are called. Or ask why Putin tries to meddle with internal matters of other nations.
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And I did not even assume people would believe this as anti-finnish issue, but more to the anti-forgein issue.
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Like the new French President Sarkozy says: Like France or go out of France... Estonians President could say the same thing to the Russians who don't want to integrate themselves in Estonia
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