Putin won the presidential elections in Russia

Putin won the presidential elections in Russia

Putin won the presidential elections in Russia with the preliminary result of 61.82% on 03/04/2012 21:07

Glory to the great Russia!

 

Exit polls show a slightly lower figure between 58 and 59% but evidence is coming in from independent observers of huge violations .
There could be violence if the usual corrupt methods have been used yet again
A terrible day for Russia .

 

Putin "won" the presidential "elections" in Russia

 

My friend communist has very popular blog. He has organized the poll among visitors of his blog. Putin wins even on communist pro-Zyuganov blog. http://ihistorian.livejournal.com/482470.html

 

Everything in Russia is controlled by KGB and Mafia, only extremely dumb idiots can believe any "polls".

 

I am personally familiar with this guy more than 20 years. He is my classmate. And do not forget this is poll among visitors of pro communist blog.

 

There are only very few differences between commies and pro-Putin parties: the both hate Russia and lead it to destruction since 1917.

 

what a surprise

 

As far I was gathered information on Russian channels they had democratically equal representations from each candidates, or please somebody from Russia will you tell negative sides of elections?

 

buddy democratically equally in medias ain't democratically equally in reality -_- (*not necessarily)

 

Yes kind of agree. I good issues how we understand democratically elections? Any candidates has to deal with capitalism crises anyway.

 

well honestly, no difference between N.Kora 'socialist' media and media a la putin a.k.a russian media, whereas putin represents drastic capitalism consumer, so he's sorta drastic in any field and can belong to any ideology

 

Well, no need to complicate with than more over . Personally, I do not like this elections, and a lot of things ... I do not like, what is happening in my country . however . Here you are from the west judging Russia considering , all that happens here is (*)(*)(*)(*) and filth. But you do not live in Russia the way you can properly judge what is going on here ?

 

10char

 

No doubts. It is better visible how far Russian elections were democratic from Bosnia only.

 

Election of the President of the Russian Federation as of 03.05.2012 8:31:47 19

Putin 64.05%
Zyuganov 17.15%
Prokhorov 7.60%
Zhirinovsky 6.24%
Mironov, 3.82%

Putin said at a rally attended by more than 110,000 people: "We won in an open, fair fight. We won today because of the overwhelming support of the overwhelming majority of our voters - have won a clear victory. We will work honestly and hard. We will achieve success, and we encourage all unite around the interests of our people and our homeland. I promised you that we will win. we won! Glory to Russia! "

 

Only commies of the USSR, North Korea, Iran etc as well Nazis of Germany, and all other comprades listed above like elections, and a lot of things.

To dislike this or that election and a lot of things personally and to express such a dislike all over the world is what Putin's achieved and you've been taking as granted.

Step up on the mat and take him down in a fair fight
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You just can't.

 

nervous tic,and ten pills ?

 

PUTIN THE TRAITOR
The people finally got rid of Scum Bag Mafia Boss , Berlusconi .
Now Mafia Gangster Boss , Putrid , must go .



"Voter's choice was limited, electoral competition lacked fairness and an impartial referee was missing."

Tonino Picula, who headed the OSCE observer mission, said: “There were serious problems from the very start of this election. The point of elections is that the outcome should be uncertain. This was not the case in Russia. There was no real competition and abuse of government resources ensured that the ultimate winner of the election was never in doubt.”

Putin, who has dominated Russian politics since the beginning of the 21st century, won almost 64 per cent of votes, Russia's Central Election Commission said.

But the scale of Putin's victory was questioned by some of his rivals, and opposition activists, who called for protests later on Monday over allegations of vote-rigging.

Putin's Communist rival Gennady Zyuganov , who finished in second place with about 17 per cent of votes, called the vote "crooked, absolutely unfair and unworthy," while a leading opposition activist, Vladimir Ryzhkov, said "these elections cannot be considered legitimate in any way".

Echoing concerns among his opponents, Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign affairs chief called on Russia to address shortcomings raised by the OSCE.

 

I think that our elections cannot be compared,since we don't meet anywhere at any point of democracy, or if we speak about the past - socialism.

 

I do not doubt your elections are the most democratic elections of the world as are done in exact conformity with instructions of American department of state. While Russian elections cannot be democratic as Russians send American department of state to go to hell .

 

ok, I had not intention to speak about democracy viewed from gringo and Russian side and endlessly discuss that. There is no point in which I said that American 'democracy' is far better than yours or vice versa as you are implying. i just stated a fact, if you found that fact offensive that is none of my business since this is EE thread that includes all other states lying on a territory of EE Russia and that includes nearly 24 country next to Russia itself.

 

U.S. ‘Looks Forward’ to Working with Putin

http://en.rian.ru/world/20120305/171762006.html

 

Now let's read the real initial report and not the one put out for Russians who read English and a report that is not available outside Russia !!!!!

Russians being fed the FSB censored report as usual , Mister Smolensk!!!!!



The Associated Press reports from Moscow about Putin's illegitimacy as a self-appointed "Russian president":

"The head of the major international election observer mission in Russia says there were "serious problems" in the vote that returned Vladimir Putin to the presidency.

Tonino Picula said in a statement Monday that "there was no real competition, and abuse of government resources ensured that the ultimate winner of the election was never in doubt".

Mr. Picula headed the short-term observer mission of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.

A brief synopsis of the mission's findings did not address Russian independent observers' contentions that there were widespread cases of people casting multiple ballots, but said the election "process deteriorated during the vote count, which was assessed negatively in almost one-third of polling stations observed".

The OSCE observers' conclusions may have significant bearing on whether Russia's opposition forces will be able to maintain the momentum of the unprecedentedly large protests they were able to marshal in the past three months.

A protest rally has been set for Monday evening on Moscow's Pushkin Square, one of the central city's most iconic locations. News reports says some 12,000 police and troops will be on duty to ensure order in the city on Monday".

The Daily Telegraph also reports about serious problems with Putin's legitimacy:

Tiny Kox, a Dutch politician and head of the Council of Europe, said at a press conference: "The competition lacked fairness and an impartial referee was missing".

 

Ray you're one of those who never gives links.It is possible that your post contains the truth,but I very much doubt it.Most likely you again saw
penguins soaring in the sky with you such event happens very often. LOL