According to the Putin News Network, dangerous enemies of
the people maimed and wounded burly and heavily armored OMON security forces
during the May 6, 2012 demonstrations in Moscow.
Their weapon of choice: rocks and pieces of asphalt.
Among the most ferocious of the “inciters of mass disorder” was
one 18-year-old Alexandra Dukhanina, captured by TV crews throwing an undesignated
object, presumably in the direction of the OMON security forces. Russia’s
NTV shows Alexandra being hauled to a paddy
wagon by a security officer, lifting her
off the ground with a strangle-hold around her neck.
Alexandra is next shown in
the accompanying photo in a prison cell in handcuffs.
Clearly that is where such enemies of public order belong.
NTV camera crews show a bleeding OMON officer leaving the scene of the
demonstration to join a number of his wounded colleagues lounging in hospital
beds, bored with no apparent injuries. At least they bravely defended society
against those who threaten the “stability” that President Putin has promised.
Next NTV shows Alexandra’s friends being interviewed. They
say, to their regret, that she used to be a normal girl until she fell under
the influence of the cult of demonstrators.
Alexandra has been released to Chinese-like house arrest. She
is not allowed to telephone or use her computer. If convicted she can serve
seven years in jail. Light punishment for an inciter of mass disorder.
For those who wish to see Alexandra and her vile deeds, click here.
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riots, bloody security forces in hospital
1.37 -2.37 Alexandra being hauled off, Alexandra throwing an
object
Note Putin’s strategy: Arrest, manhandle, and threaten with
prison ordinary participants in demonstrations, not the leaders. Putin wants to
raise the cost to individual protestors to keep the demonstrations small.
Strong girl, respect!
ReplyDeleteas usual... Respect to this girl!
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