Gatling wrote: » Meanwhile in the leafy suburbs of Moscow . Two teachers are unmasked as ballot riggers for Vladimir Putin in this shocking video. Svetlana Kolobaeva and Viktoria Bobrovskaya were caught on camera stuffing ballot boxes with pre-marked voting slips during Sunday’s Russian election. The 'highly-respected' educators were acting as polling station officials when the fraud took place. Later, all ballots from the station were nullified because of the abuse, confirmed Irina Konovalova, the chairman of the Moscow Regional Election Commission. Both women are teachers at school number five in the Moscow suburb of Lyubertsy. They were banned from future election counts but will keep their teaching jobs. They were identified amid concern that volunteer election staff all over Russian came under similar pressure to get the “right result” for Putin in their districts.
cnocbui wrote: » Teachers for Putin. Such dedication will no doubt be rewarded.
Gatling wrote: » They will likely get statues at some point ,
Jimmy Garlic wrote: » Amazing how democracy only suits some people when the result suits them. Vladimir Putin is extremely popular with russian people and that is fact that some of you here fail to comprehend. President Putin is the best leader since Peter the Great, a proud son of mother Russia who puts Russia and the best interests of Russian people first and foremost.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » then why is he so afraid of letting people stand against him? Why does he only let hand-picked opponents run?
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Putin was asked this very question here and I think his answer was sound.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » And you believe him of course? LOL
Cheerful Spring wrote: » His argument sounds reasonable to me.
Gatling wrote: » So he doesn't want maidens because he wants his job for life , And he doesn't want this and he doesn't want that . But as the lady said any competition is killed , locked up ,or simply not allowed
Cheerful Spring wrote: » There is competition the lady who attacked him was running for President, she spoke her mind. Western politicians would ignore her. Putin talked about stopping people who want do harm to Russia running for election. He said he does not want people in charge people who cause mayhem and can cause a coup.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » presumably Putin himself is the sole arbiter of that?
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Would you prefer a communist or nationalist or oligarch to be in control?
ohnonotgmail wrote: » why are those the only options?
Cheerful Spring wrote: » He said he does not want people in charge people who cause mayhem and can cause a coup.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Why you think this is Russia, not the European Union.There no strong candidate to rival Putin. Ukraine president was removed from power another Ukranian businessman took he's placing. It will be the same thing for Russia, a nationalist candidate will take power or some oligarch. People in those countries elect a strongman or businessman has always been like that.
Gatling wrote: » It's not his choice
Jimmy Garlic wrote: » The Russian people have made it very clear that they want to continue with Vladimir
Jimmy Garlic wrote: » The Russian people have made it very clear that they want to continue with Vladimir Vladimirovich as their leader, he has proven to them that he can keep Russia on an even keel. Unlike stooges that would bend over backwards to serve the interests of banks and other foreign entities that want to plunder and destabilise Russia.
Jimmy Garlic wrote: » Of course if a CIA stooge like navalny was elected, which of course is impossible because Russians would never be so foolish, you would sing from rooftop that it was democracy in action.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » how can they have possibly done this putin has jailed any serious opponents? the people electing the person they want IS democracy.
