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In Reply to: Where's Novalny in all this? nt posted by free.ranger on February 26, 2022 at 18:58:27:
Gives me an excuse to read his Twitter [thanks!... was getting bored.].
First couple dozen of his posts:
1. Retweet. Ukrainian woman detained in Moscow for a trifle. Meanwhile Putin extravagantly wastes money on his own parades and honors.
2. Retweets news coverage of war in Ukraine. 3 hours long. Shows captured Russian soldiers and the realities of the war.
3. Retweets news of an oligarch, Abramovich, surrendering control of his British sports team.
4. Retweets the same video listed in #2
5. Retweets a story about a young Russian soldier that's been captured, the news of which is communicated to the soldier's father. Meanwhile Russia's Ministry of Defense isn't disclosing any detail about captured Russian soldiers.
6. Retweet. English translation of story in #5.
7. Retweets about a Russian TV propagandist who has a British passport and an apartment in London.
8. Retweets a plea for Soldier's Mothers, which if I remember correctly is a grass roots social organization advocating for news and the safety of their soldier children. Includes a video interview with a captured Russian soldier.
9. Retweet of a letter from a Russian who feels great guilt for Russia's prosecuting a war against Ukraine. Makes strong assertions about how Putin has wrecked Russia.
10. Tweet of another 3 hour news clip covering the war in Ukraine. Good quality.
11. Tweet of 8 minute video; news summary of day 3 of Russian invasion.
12. Video tweet which is repeated above in #8 of captured Russian soldier.
13. Retweet about Russian State Censorship organization demanding that newspapers print only state authorized materials.
14. A retweet stating that Navalny has already spent 404 days in prison.
15. Retweeting a 7 minute tribute about Boris Nemtsov and his work, one year before he was killed.
16. Tweeting about Navalny's 5th day in court; new bogus charges have been leveled against him.
17. Retweet. The Russian censorship agency has limited the public's access to Facebook.
18. Tweets another video news link; 5 hours long with extensive coverage of war in Ukraine.
19. Brief retweet. At Navalny's new trial some bogus witness blabs out supposedly incriminating information.
20. Retweet; day 5 of Navalny's new trial with photo of him giving testimony.
21. Retweet. Navalny's trial a sham; prosecutor is a thief and a stooge. Similar comment about Putin.
22. Retweet. Describes scene at Navalny's trial with prosecutor and judge shouting.
23. Retweet. Prosecutor tells Navalny he can't call the judge a swindler. Navalny replies we must call things by their proper name. Appended is a Navalny video exposing corruption among Russian officials. Quite entertaining! Nobody does this stuff better than Navalny.
24. Retweet. Witnesses against Navalny in his new trial have been exhausted. But the judge is unhappy and wants to bring in more accusers.Well, that was kind of fun! First time I've ever read Navalny's twitter account with any depth.
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