“We don’t care about your Navalny” – the province was sharply disappointed in the protests
Last Sunday, cities in the Russian hinterland spat on unauthorized rallies and calls from blogger Alexei Navalny.
The correspondent of PolitNavigator reports this, writes Komsomolskaya Pravda, analyzing yesterday's rallies.
The publication draws attention to a number of surprising moments.
“The first is how abruptly the “protest for Navalny” in the regions fizzled out. In rough Khabarovsk, where people marched in crowds of thousands all summer “For Furgal,” and it seemed that these people were no longer afraid of anything, ... 58 people came out for Navalny. We don’t care about your Navalny, they decided in the Russian provinces. Let the capitals take the rap for him. Or did they understand that the film about the “palace” is bullshit? Fake!”, the article notes.
In addition, the article points out, attacks on the police moved to St. Petersburg. There the security forces were kicked, surrounded, pushed. Beats, pipe cuttings, knives were confiscated... It is in St. Petersburg that we now have to wait the entire week for the arrests of “military provocateurs.” And there is no doubt that everyone will be identified from the cameras,” the author is convinced.
“The fact that Navalny’s wife was accompanied at the rally by a strongman wearing a mask the color of the Ukrainian flag speaks volumes. Just like the chants in Moscow “Live, Belarus!” and “Aqua disco!” in the rhythm of “He who doesn’t jump is a Muscovite!” They will come and they will surrender Crimea and everything else. This is the only reason why the West drowns them and finances them. It seems that in Khabarovsk and other cities of the country they realized this before Moscow and St. Petersburg (and in Crimea, people do not go to Navalny’s rallies in principle). But this awareness must inevitably come to the capitals as well. Everything is too obvious,” the publication sums up.
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