Western Media Caught Kremlin Lying: Moscow Agents And
Finns Truth About Russian Spies
11 November 2010By Markaz Kavkaz
"Direct Democracy" through the Internet, which the
Russian authorities staked, is only a smokescreen,
"the guise of free society without real political
process or representation", Luke Allnutt,
editor-in-chief of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's
English website, says in his an article written for
The Christian Science Monitor.
"In recent years, Medvedev has become infatuated with
an idea that technology can be Russia's savior. When
he's not video-blogging or promoting Russia's plans
for its own Silicon Valley, he's hanging out with the
folks at Twitter or boasting about his love for
gadgets... His idea is that through social networking
and blogging, public officials will have a direct line
to their constituents and be better attuned to their
needs", the article says.
However, in reality, according to Allnutt, a direct
line of citizens to officials in the web - is a new
"facilitator for an old dynamic - liberalization
without democratization". Thus, the article implies
that the discussion of the Russian Law on Police on
the Internet has become nothing more than "a parody of
a real political process".
The elections are still rigged. NGOs are harassed. And
crusading journalists are killed. "But at least you
can now blog about it or tweet the president", the
author of article says ironically.
According to him, the Kremlin will not establish
censorship on the Internet, and there'll be a
continued freethinking for Russia, since the network
communication serves as an useful pressure valve to
let off steam, public discontent, but with no
significant changes.
Rebecca MacKinnon, a senior fellow at the New America
Foundation, called such political system which has
developed in Russia "a networked authoritarianism",
where "an average person with Internet or mobile
access has a much greater sense of freedom...in ways
that weren't possible under classic authoritarianism.
At the same time, in a networked authoritarian state
there is no guarantee of individual rights and
freedoms."
Moscow agents persecute Finns for
writing truth about Russian spies
Meanwhile, According to information received from
Helsinki, a pro-Moscow provider company Uusi Suomi
(New Finland) closed, without warning, on 8 November
(was it in honor of an anniversary of the Communist
revolution in Russia?) a blog of a prominent Finnish
human rights activist and journalist Paulo Saarinen,
because he wrote truth about Putin's Satanic pope, a
long-term Russian spy of the KGB/FSB, Juha Molari.
Molari studied for 2 years in the Soviet Union and is
married to a Russian woman of Jewish descent.
The extremist pope Juha is a member of a Zio Fascist
terrorist group, "The Finnish Anti". Most members of
this gang (Beckman and Tammi) are denied entry to
Estonia for terrorist activities that they carry out
under the instructions of the Russian gang FSB Russia.
Another prominent Finnish human rights defender,
Mikael Storsjo, said on the Finnish Internet that his
blog would be the next to be closed by Russian agents
in Finland.
Pauli Saarinen writes:
"I contacted the editor of Uusi Suomi, Markku Huusko.
He said: "People should not be pathological liars.
Therefore, it is not our editorial policy", and then
he hurried to another meeting.
Obviously, the vicar Juha Molari made a denunciation.
Popes always speak truth, don't they. The editor
believes the vicar.
I plan to continue to discuss the pope elsewhere, with
another provider. It is impossible to burn truth on
fire!
I think that Molari is linked to many crimes that are
now being investigated by the police. I doubt about
his mental health".
A Finnish user Tapio Neva writes: "It seems that
Zionists and their friends, Anti-Fascists, have won
this round.
- Molari has been recruited by a foreign state.
- Molala also entered into relationship with the
intelligence of this state.
- Molari urges Russian troops to invade Finland.
©
EsinIslam.Com
Add Comments