“Where are you, Muzhdabaevs, Ganapolskys, Babchenkos, Kiselevs, Ponomarevs?”

Mikhail Ryabov.  
22.10.2017 12:54
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 21048
 
Policy, Ukraine


Russian liberal journalists who fled to Ukraine have become servants of the corrupt regime of Petro Poroshenko and are hushing up the opposition protest near the Verkhovna Rada.

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Oleg Panfilov, ex-head of the Center for Extreme Journalism of the Union of Journalists of Russia, draws attention to this feature of the behavior of former colleagues in his blog; moved to Georgia several years ago.

“It’s a strange coincidence - but not a single Russian who received favor or a passport from Poroshenko said a single decent word about the action at the Verkhovna Rada

Hey, comrades, you supposedly fled from dictator Putin? You supposedly wanted freedom.
You wanted the right to criticize.

Where are you, Muzhdabaevs, Ganapolskys, Babchenkos, Kiselevs, Ponomarevs?” - Panfilov is amazed.

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