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Published: 02 February, 2012, 14:34


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Yury Luzhkov, the former mayor of Moscow and one of the co-founders of United Russia, has criticized the party, saying it “has no right” to have a majority in the State Duma.

 
4 COMMENTS
sa-sha February 02, 2012, 14:48 quote
+7

The more evidences that Luzhkov+his spouse Baturina have stolen billions from Russia, the more "United Russia" is called  "a mistake" by the ex-mayor. The
chance to get the status of  "political victim"...... 

Count Cash February 02, 2012, 14:59 quote
+4

You got it sa-sha, the problem is that the anti-corruption drive started to move from words to real actions, we could see it all around us, papers you could before get (buy) easily, started to become more difficult over the last two years, same for services for payment. Basically the anti-corruption drive which many thought would stay as words, started to feel the collars of the ‘chosen’ few, and you guessed it they don’t like it. This whole anti-system thing has absolutely nothing to do with democracy, it is just to do with people in warm places being disturbed, having their sources of theft cut off. Their reaction, get rid of the problem, the system that is feeling their collars. Tha tis what this is all about, it is the Onepercenters misusing people, using their ill gotten wealth to try to prevent justice visiting them. That is why only complaints now!

Eurasian February 02, 2012, 16:55 quote
+4

You are right sa-sha; the usual political status quo …he should’ve been at least a bit critical before so that now to get some sympathies. In the end they simply join the traitors‘ bandwagon, where from the opposite western-camp can bash harder and lauder.

Probably he wants to see the DUMA and Russia in the same political deadlock USA is and therefore presently Obama cannot further even a single simple reform thus being blocked by the Reps, apart from Only one unanimous by the Dems & Reps congressional vote - waging of a new war.

The mideast is a nightmare in February 03, 2012, 04:56 quote
-1

general.  Finally with the help of modern technology and understanding what the US is really about I think they are beginning to realise some of the modern things that the rest of the world does.  They have diferent cultures that's for sure.  They really went from a less educated group to a little more modernised Muslim country.

 

It's not about waging a new war.  It's more about how the mideast has never been able to get along.  None of them have ever gotten along.  Pakistan and India still have disagreements.  The mideast will never see eye to eye. Not yet atleast.

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