Yabloko May Be Declared an Extremist Organization and Banned in Russia

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Yabloko may be declared an extremist organization and banned in Russia

According to Kremlin political analysts, this process has already been set in motion.

The “Yabloko” tragedy is over.

Of course, the party people squeaked a bit, threatened some abstract “villains strangling the people’s freedom” with “court.” They squeaked, then quickly folded. Grisha Yavlinsky mysteriously, but deferentially, twitched his eye-socket hernias about something.

But the population of the Russian Federation expressed full agreement with the court’s decision. The sentence against “Yabloko” was approved not only by the deaf, never once washed down with lavender raff, little backwater stops, but also by depraved Moscow itself.

Not a single car was overturned and burned, not a single National Guardsman was sent to the morgue. Of course, there were no barricades, burning tires, or even smashed shop windows.

The inhabitants of the Russian Federation were wary at first, but then quickly found the nearest government body and returned to their usual orogenital labor.

Nevzorov

@nevzorovtv

The Ban Arrived Before Resistance

Yabloko may be banned, and analysts say the process is already underway.

The party made it to court, not to resistance.