Γελοία γερμανόφωνα ψεκοειδή χωρίς ίχνος αξιοπρέπειας

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Εδώ και μέρες παρακολουθούμε το αίσχος της προπαγάνδας απο συγκεκριμένα γερμανόφωνα και άλλα ψεκοειδή που προσπαθούν να επιβάλλουν με αισχρό τρόπο την παραπληροφόριση , υιοθετούν στιγματισμένες πολιτικές , δημοσιεύουν συνεχώς ψεκοανωμαλίες και είναι λες και βρίσκονται υπο την ερείπια ναρκωτικών καθώς το μόνο που ακούν είναι ότι οι κακοί οι ρώσοι είναι αδίστακτοι και δολοφόνοι, ενώ οι αμερικανοί είναι καλοί και μας αγαπάνε.
Συνειδητά παραπληροφορούν και προσπαθούν να ισοπεδώσουν κάθε ανεξάρτητη και αμερόληπτη άποψη μουκώνοντας τα μμε με σπαμαρίσματα περί των καλών ουκρανών. Βέβαια παραβλέπουν τεχνηέντως ότι εδώ και οκτώ χρόνια γίνεται εμφύλιος στην περιοχή , παραβλέπουν ότι ο ανίκανος πρωθυπουργός με τις παιδικές κινήσεις και την ανύπαρκτη στρατηγική μας ενέπλεξε σε πόλεμο που δεν είχαμε κανένα λόγο να μπλεχτούμε και ένα σωρό αντίστοιχα γεγονότα που σκοπό έχουν να καταστρέψουν τη χώρα .

Τι γνώμη έχετε για κάτι τέτοια ατομάκια; πρέπει να τα ανεχόμαστε ;

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πρέπει να τα ανεχόμαστε ;

A πα πα, όχι βέβαια, βούρ εκτέλεση με σφαίρες ή δηλητήρια!

Yuri Shchekochikhin, 2003

As a journalist and author who wrote about crime and corruption in the former Soviet Union when it was still very difficult to do so, Yuri Shchekochikhin once joined me on a police raid of crack houses in Philadelphia in 1988. He was investigating the 1999 apartment bombings for Novaya Gazeta when he contracted a mysterious illness in July 2003. He died suddenly, a few days before he was supposed to depart for the United States. His medical documents were deemed classified by Russian authorities.

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Sergei Yushenkov, 2003

The affable former army colonel was a favorite of parliamentary reporters in the early 1990s, when I was learning the trade for the Moscow Times. Sergei Yushenkov had just registered his Liberal Russia movement as a political party when he was gunned down outside his home in Moscow. Yushenkov was gathering evidence he believed proved that the Putin government was behind one of the apartment bombings in 1999.

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Alexander Litvinenko, 2006

"Alexander Litvinenko was a former KGB agent who died three weeks after drinking a cup of tea" laced with deadly polonium-210 at a London hotel, as Business Insider wrote a year ago. "A British inquiry found that Litvinenko was poisoned by Russian agents Andrei Lugovoi and Dmitry Kovtun, who were acting on orders that had 'probably been approved'" by Putin. Russia refused to extradite them, and in 2015 the Russian president granted Lugovoi a medal for "services to the motherland." After leaving the Russian Federal Security Service, Litvinenko became a vocal critic of the agency, which was run by Putin, and later blamed the security service for orchestrating a series of apartment bombings in Russia in 1999 that left hundreds dead. Russia's invasion of Chechnya followed later that year — and with it, the rise to power of Putin. Berezovsky was suspected to be complicit in at least part of the plot to bring Putin to the Kremlin, but he later sought to implicate Putin for Litvinenko's killing. Litvinenko also accused Putin ordering the murder of Politkovskaya.

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Anna Politkovskaya, 2006

Anna Politkovskaya was a Russian reporter for Novaya Gazeta whose book, "Putin's Russia," accused the Kremlin leader of turning the country into a police state. She wrote extensively about abuse in Chechnya, and once or twice appeared on radio shows in Moscow with me. She was shot at point-blank range in an elevator in her building. Five men were convicted of her murder, but the judge found that it was a contract killing, with $150,000 of the fee paid by a person whose identity was never discovered. Putin denied any Kremlin involvement in Politkovskaya's killing, saying that her "death in itself is more damaging to the current authorities both in Russia and the Chechen Republic ... than her activities."

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Natalia Estemirova, 2009

Natalya Estemirova was a journalist who investigated abductions and murders that had become commonplace in Chechnya. There, pro-Russian security forces waged a brutal crackdown to weed out Islamic militants responsible for some of the country's worst terrorist attacks. Like fellow journalist Anna Politkovskaya, Estemirova reported on civilians who often got caught between these two violent forces. Estemirova was kidnapped outside her home, shot several times — including a point-blank shot in the head — and dumped in the nearby woods. Nobody has been convicted of her murder.

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Stanislav Markelov and Anastasia Baburova, 2009

Markelov was a human rights lawyer known for representing Chechen civilians in human rights cases again the Russian military. He also represented journalists who found themselves in legal trouble after writing articles critical of Putin, including Novaya Gazeta reporter Anna Politkovskaya, who was slain in 2006. Markelov was shot by a masked gunman near the Kremlin. Baburova, also a journalist from Novaya Gazeta, was fatally shot as she tried to help him. Russian authorities said a neo-Nazi group was behind the killings, and two members were convicted of the deaths.

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Boris Nemtsov, 2015

In the 1990s, Nemtsov was a political star of post-Soviet Russia’s "young reformers." He became deputy prime minister and was, for a while, seen as possible presidential material — but it was Putin who succeeded former president Boris Yeltsin in 2000. Nemtsov publicly supported the choice, but he grew increasingly critical as Putin rolled back civil liberties and was eventually pushed to the margins of Russian political life. Nemstov led massive street rallies in protest of the 2011 parliamentary election results and wrote reports on official corruption. He also was arrested several times as the Kremlin cracked down on opposition rallies. In Feb. 2015, just hours after urging the public to join a march against Russia's military involvement in Ukraine, Nemtsov was shot four times in the back by an unknown assailant within view of the Kremlin. Putin took "personal control" of the investigation into Nemtsov’s murder, but the killer remains at large.

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