Russia moving to a better democracy

The situation with human rights in Russia is improving but there is still long long way to go, says Secretary General of the Council of Europe Terry Davis.

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[XorLavir]

>why there is a massive rise in nazism in russia

In South-Park Kenny dies(died) in every episode. Believe that? In reality of this? Why I am saying that? Read MORE papers, MORE and believe everything they say. EVERYTHING. And in the ages of 40-50 you will be awesome pundit, totally illusioned, snob and self-important!

Watson: But, Holmes, they wrote that in "Times"!

Watson is always a stupid as*4ole)

[jamierourketen]

this is very interesting,you say russians fought the nazi's to survive,so can you tell me why there is a massive rise in nazism in russia?

[JackDanielsFinest]

Russia didn't occupy, soviets did? Russia did gave freedom back to every republic, or not?

Everyone still forgets that for hundreds of years Russia had invested in healthcare, schools and infrastructure for each republic. All the people enjoyed social welfare and most of the economy used now is left by the old Empire.

Jews played a key role in the Russian revolution, that cannot be denied. But ofcourse as you say it is not the nation who is to blame.

[rantrandomly]

Yes: Russian's fought to survive. And 4 their future generations b/c the Nazis wanted to kill everyone. That does not mean that they did not ALSO fight to occupy other nations. Countries that r now free and can reject both Russia and these monuments if they want. And if u want to blame the massive past and present problems in Russia on the 'jews' you are just another simple minded sucker.

[JackDanielsFinest]

Russian soldiers fought because they had to, it was either getting slaughtered by the Germans or surviving by fighting.

Russians didn't fight for dictatorship, they fought for their future generations.

What the jews planned in its dictator government is a different chapter.

[Kombat451]

Idiot Comments

[rantrandomly]

Russian soldiers did not fight for anyone besides their own dictatorship. If they had then eastern European and Baltic countries would have been free to go their own way after the war (like France) instead of having a Russian dictatorship imposed on them. By the way just b/c the Kremlin states that anti-Soviet Memorial demonstrations are fascist does not mean they r.

[XorLavir]

>How many Red Army soldiers who fought in WW2 fought also in the Russian Civil War on 1917-1921 against the Tsar. Red Army was founded by a jew Leon Trotsky.

And??? What are you talking about? Just some word splash to show your knowledge? I told about some respect to people who gave their lives, simple soldiers. Crushing monuments of that people in order to have some vengeance on the regime is dangerous and stupid thing and it stinks.

[XorLavir]

So they just do some nazi's parades and honor nazi's veterans as freedom fighters.

Mm...don't you think it stinks? But I'am sure your pink glasses can handle that thing also. You just need some good logo for that: "Democracy","Freedom".

If your first step building democracy is destruction of people's memorials who fought FOR YOU in that war that means you've learnt nothing and you are building not a democracy but a shit tower, sooner or later it will fall on your head.

[rantrandomly]

Russian soldiers that fought the Nazi's in the baltic states, Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Hungary, ect, ect had motives a little more complex then the best interests of their people. Now these countries r free DEAL WITH IT and do not want to be reminded of Russian occupiers in every park and public place.