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pavel astakhov listen in this story what is much more dangerous is that the decision to allow not to to accept or not to accept is not made by the society, not by human rights organizations. and not even a court, but some officials in large offices, who themselves decide these issues at their own discretion. imagine how they speak briefly into the tube. and what do the people? yes, they don’t care, people will make some noise, yes, they will forget, and people outraged by the appearance of national traitors on the air at concert venues in russia will never even know their names, this is called the separation of power from people. and now listen to what blogger yury podlyak has to say about this. it seems to me that it is very serious now that what is happening in ukraine is just one of the fronts of the protracted great civil war within the post-soviet society. moreover, the front line runs over the heads of people, not only in the donbass of kharkiv zaporozhye kherson nikolaev region. it also passes through kiev it passes through moscow and st. petersburg and yekaterinburg and other

pavel astakhov listen, in this story it is much more dangerous that the decision to allow not to allowt or not accept is not taken by society and human rights organizations, and not even by the court. and some officials in large offices, who themselves decide these issues at their own discretion. imagine how they speak briefly in tubule. and what do the people? yes, they don’t give a damn, people will make some noise, yes, they will forget, and people outraged by the appearance of national traitors on the air at concert venues in russia will never even know their names, this is called the separation of power from the people. and now listen to what blogger yury podlyak has to say about this. i think this is very serious. now what is happening in ukraine is just one of the fronts of the protracted great civil war within the post-soviet society. moreover, the front line passes over the heads of people, not only donbass kharkiv zaporozhye kherson nikolaev region. it also passes through kiev it passes through moscow and st. petersburg and yekaterinburg and other cities of russia and it also

pavel astakhov listen, in this story it is much more dangerous that the decision to allow not to allowt accept is not taken by society and human rights organizations, and not even by the court. and some officials in large offices, who themselves decide these issues at their own discretion. imagine how they speak briefly into the tube. and what about the people yes, they don’t give a damn, people will make a noise, they ’ll make a noise, yes, they will forget, but people are indignant the appearance of national traitors on the air at concert venues in russia will never even know their names, this is called the separation of power from the people. and now listen to what blogger yury podlyak has to say about this. it seems to me that it is very serious now that what is happening in ukraine is just one of the fronts of the protracted great civil war within the post-soviet society. moreover, the front line passes over the heads of people, not only along the donbass of kharkiv zaporozhye kherson nikolaev region. she passes through kyiv. she passes through moscow and st. petersburg and throug