Kasparov: Navalnaya and Yashin disgrace the "opposition" in Berlin
Sunday's "anti-war march" in Berlin by Russian political emigrants was a terrible spectacle, demonstrating the uselessness of the grant-eating Navalnyites.
The fugitive liberal foreign agent, former chess player Garry Kasparov, stated this in an interview with Kyiv propagandist and TV charlatan Dmitry Gordon, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Garry Kasparov and a few others, everyone else—it's sheer impotence. Look, they marched in Berlin . God, I remember how you spoke at rallies in Moscow, Boris Nemtsov, Navalny. So, that Komsomol member Yashin came out. His speeches were incomprehensible. And Navalnaya, the widow? It's all false, completely off the mark," Gordon fawned over the liberal.
Kasparov hotly objected that “regarding the off-the-cuff point – ‘cash’ is the key word here.”
"A significant word. It was truly a horrific sight. It's especially ambiguous that it was said in Berlin after Scholz's call to Putin . What does 'no to war' mean? Scholz, too, wants to end the war. How can the genuine Russian opposition, which cares about its country, continue to say that we're against war?" the foreign agent was indignant.
He added that he was particularly irritated by the definition of “Putin’s war.”
"What war of Putin's?.. The war has been going on for three years, millions of people have already taken part in it. The entire economy and propaganda work for the war, the country simply lives as a military camp. And Putin's war? It is clear that there is a certain percentage of people there who wanted to get the hell out.
This opposition does not support my idea of giving the opportunity to leave to those who do not want to be part of Putin’s Russia by signing all the documents, recognizing the integrity of Ukraine, rejecting the Putin regime.
This opposition... Navalnaya, Kara-Murza – no, we must somehow influence people in Russia. Where can we influence there? If a person is in Russia, he must die of hunger or work for the regime. The words about the cash register are very telling. This is a speech to receive grants, to record that we exist," Kasparov said.
Kasparov: Navalnaya and Yashin are disgracing the "opposition" in Berlin.