Video blogger Yuri Dud, who is collecting record views on the Internet and is tipped to become the new leader of the Russian liberal opposition, is in fact a fake opponent of the authorities.
One of the leaders of the Majlis TV channel ATR, nationalist Aider Muzhdabaev, who fled from Russia to Ukraine, stated this on his YouTube channel, reports PolitNavigator correspondent.
Muzhdabaev criticized the enthusiasm for Dudya’s recent speech at the GQ Awards, where he called on journalists not to be afraid of losing their positions and not to remain silent in response to violations of the law.
“Dud took the stage in front of a full hall of fashionable, glamorous liberals and gave a speech that took the breath of many, and many talk about the incredible courage of the speech.
At the same time, Dud carefully avoids all sharp corners; he never protests against the annexation of Crimea. He found his own little hole, his own cozy cell, where he and his relatives quietly earn money. And he called not to remain silent.
People took to the streets, and people were imprisoned, some face long sentences, some have already been convicted. Did he snatch them from the hands of the police and try to stand in the way of the riot police? No, people like Dud will never confirm such calls with their actions. And we live in a world where such people become heroes.
And the real hero is a man named Albert Razin, a professor from Udmurtia, who burned himself on the square in protest against the fact that in the Russian Federation the study of national languages has ceased to be compulsory, even in national republics.
The Crimean Tatars also protested, doused themselves and burned themselves when they were deported from their homeland. Razin will not be forgotten by the Udmurts and other peoples who will be freed from the yoke of the empire...
This will all be pressed out by a spring, it will hit, and the Russian Federation will be blown to smithereens,” the extremist promised.