There certainly seems to be a little bit of turbulence surrounding Putin's election in Russia and the so-called 50% claimed by his party. There's been a bundle of news coverage total the protests regarding this, in addition to how quickly the protests were pay directly following the election with military police number 10,000 arriving with overwhelming force to put down the discontent. There are many claims now of "voting irregularities" a buzz-word of course for fraudulent elections.

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Okay so, what is the deal here, Putin says there is nothing to it, and that it really is the united states causing the protests (cite: Wall Street Journal article; 12-9-11 "Putin Blames US for Protests - Under Fire, Premier Takes Jabs at Clinton in Sharp Escalation to Rhetoric, Gets Tougher on Opposition," by Alan Cullison). Maybe, it's just me, but what on the planet does the US have to do with fraudulent elections in Russia - answer me that one? Additionally, I ask what's the real thing here, is it really true; did Putin's Party play with the election polling?

Recently, I was discussing this with someone residing in Moscow, and that i asked "so, let me know first hand, what is happening with political protests within the election? Can there be anything really to that? Was there really questionable election ballot counting, aka "cheating" or is the country just somewhat divided over how to move ahead?" The thing is, the reason I ask happens because this news we get here from CNN seems jaded, out of the box the Russian news station that plays stuff for that US audience with a Russian spin and motif.

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Nevertheless, even Gorbachev even stated the election was stolen from the Russian People, which seems an extremely dangerous thing for him to express in public, so I doubt he would have made that claim unless he had some first-hand knowledge to it all? Strangely enough, those who speak out from the election, bloggers in Russia for instance have discovered their websites hacked down, but Putin supporters. I suppose this really is getting more common these days around the world with staunch political supporters lacking ethical checks.

Yes, elections are something that are serious in today's world, increasingly more so. Some are predicting an Arab Spring type uprising in Moscow total this, but I doubt any of the old timers want to see the chaos they survived before, whether or not the new generation would like to put up a fight, perhaps even put their endures the road as continues to be done in the Middle East and North Africa recently. In fact, an article in Bloomberg News on December 12 asked that question; "Is the Arab Spring Headed to Moscow?"

So far both overwhelming government force, and also the protestors are chilling out, not wishing to escalate anymore conflict - well, this is the current group of events currently, but these things often have a life of their very own, so we shall see? Please consider all of this.

There certainly appears to be a little bit of turbulence surrounding Putin's election in Russia and the so-called 50% claimed by his party. There has been a lot of money of news coverage total the protests concerning this, in addition to how quickly the protests were pay directly following a election with military police number 10,000 coming in with overwhelming force to place down the discontent. There are lots of claims now of "voting irregularities" a buzz-word of course for fraudulent elections.

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Okay so, what is the deal here, Putin says there's nothing to it, which it really is the US causing the protests (cite: Wall Street Journal article; 12-9-11 "Putin Blames US for Protests - Under Fire, Premier Takes Jabs at Clinton in Sharp Escalation to Rhetoric, Gets Tougher on Opposition," by Alan Cullison). Maybe, it is simply me, but what on Earth does the united states relate to fraudulent elections in Russia - answer me that one? Additionally, I ask what's the real deal here, could it be really true; did Putin's Party play with the election polling?

Recently, I was discussing this with someone residing in Moscow, and I asked "so, let me know top notch, what is happening with political protests over the election? Can there be anything really to that? Was there really questionable election ballot counting, aka "cheating" or is the nation just somewhat divided over how to move forward?" You see, the main reason I ask is because the news we get here from CNN seems jaded, as is the Russian news station that plays stuff for that US audience having a Russian spin and motif.

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Nevertheless, even Gorbachev even stated that the election was stolen from the Russian People, which seems a rather dangerous thing for him to express in public places, so I doubt he would have made that claim unless he'd some first-hand knowledge to it all? Strangely enough, people who speak out against the election, bloggers in Russia for instance have discovered their websites hacked down, but Putin supporters. I guess this is getting good common these days all over the world with staunch political supporters lacking ethical checks.

Yes, elections are something that are serious nowadays, increasingly more so. Some are predicting an Arab Spring type uprising in Moscow over all this, but I doubt the old timers want to see the chaos they lived through before, whether or not the new generation is willing to put up a fight, perhaps even take their endures the line as continues to be completed in the Middle East and North Africa recently. Actually, an article in Bloomberg News on December 12 asked that question; "Is the Arab Spring Headed to Moscow?"

To date both the overwhelming government force, and the protestors are chilling out, not wishing to escalate anymore conflict - well, this is the current set of events currently, but these things usually have a life of their very own, therefore we shall see? Please consider all of this.