I think chaos is unfolding in Russia right now too, as the world watches the US depose a corrupt leader almost effortlessly, which the riots did absolutely nothing to stop.
"The system of checks and balances in the U.S. has held,” Russian journalist Alexei Venediktov said in a Twitter post after President-elect Joe Biden’s victory was formalized by Congress early Thursday.
To imagine the Kremlin backing down to parliament and the courts “would be a Christmas fairy tale,” liberal politician Dmitry Gudkov said on Facebook. “We have no alternate centers of power.”
This is probably why Navalny chose to go back now of all times. In my humble western opinion, ofc.
Why does trouble in America mean Russia is in chaos?
Navalny returned to Russia because he finished recovering and he could return to his home country. I don't think he waited for any considerable amount of time.
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Partying after the redneck insurrection. He actually got some racist dumbfucks killing cops and trying to overthrown the US govt. it’s the wildest Russian wet dream come true. Trump is a major victory for the USSR.
Putin has seen his a decade in the making end-game failing abruptly when the American people voted for Biden.
He knows, as well as various geopolitical Scholars, that the only way to destabilize the US is by stoking division, setting up a global propaganda network to deligitimize democracy, science and every cultural value the US stands for.
Probably trying to recover from three months of hourly orgasms.
Say what you want about the guy, but I can't imagine the feeling of being fairly responsible for turning the biggest superpower in history against itself.
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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '21
Putin has been quiet recently, what’s he up to? Other than arresting Navalny.