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Estonia Bans Travel for Kremlin Youth Group 
 
By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ
Published: January 30, 2008
MOSCOW — Like many Russians, Mariana B. Skvortsova planned to spend her
winter vacation traveling abroad. Yet, as she tried to cross from Russia
into Finland this month, border guards refused her entry. 
Ms. Skvortsova, a leader in the Kremlin-backed youth group, Nashi, was
among hundreds of young people who unleashed furious protests after the
former Soviet republic of Estonia moved a monument to World War II-era
Soviet soldiers from the center of Tallinn, its capital, to the city’s
outskirts last April. 
Now, tiny Estonia has quietly struck back. It has caused a bit of an
uproar here by putting the Nashi protesters on an immigration blacklist,
preventing them from traveling not only to Estonia but also, because of
its recent entry into the European Union border-free zone, to most of
Europe as well. 
A spokeswoman for the Estonian Embassy in Moscow confirmed the ban, but
was not authorized to say how many people it applied to or for how long. 
The move has rankled Nashi, which has charged the European Union with
reneging on democratic principles that European officials often accuse
Russia of violating. “They are not admitting activists who are voicing
their civic positions,” Ms. Skvortsova, 21, said Tuesday. She was flanked
by about 300 comrades dressed in World War II Soviet infantry uniforms,
standing in protest across from the European Commission’s office in
Moscow. 
“If we don’t tell them today, ‘Guys, let’s deal with one another
respectfully,’ then tomorrow we will not be known as Russians, but as some
kind of lower-class people,” she said.
Her sentiment echoed those of Russian officials, including President
Vladimir V. Putin, who have frequently accused the West of applying double
standards, criticizing Russia for a lack of civic freedoms while ignoring
similar abuses in Europe and the United States. 
Still, despite the flood of anti-Western statements from Kremlin officials
in recent years, Russians continue to pour over once-closed borders to ski
the Alps and tan in Mediterranean resorts. The number of Russians
traveling to Western Europe for vacations increased between 30 percent and
40 percent in the first nine months of 2007, according to the Russian
Federal Tourism Agency. 
For now, however, many Nashi members will have to make other travel plans,
an inconvenience that has done little to stifle the group’s often
jingoistic public language. 
“Let them forbid us entry into the European Union,” Nikita Borovikov,
Nashi’s leader, told his followers on Tuesday. “We will not give up the
memory of our ancestors, nor will we give up our history and, thanks to
this, thanks to the unity of the whole country, together we will make
Russia a global leader of the 21st century.” 
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 Russia a global leader of the 21st century.” 
Pare che un gruppo di fasci russi abbia problemi di visto.
Terribile.
Tb
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Libertà per i comunisti siriani in carcere: Fateh Jamus, 'Isam Dimashqi,
Basel Hurani, 'Abd al-Halim Rumieh, Ratib Sha'bu, and Doha 'Ashur
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 Terribile.
strano che per te un arduino che fa comunella con il tuo amichetto
artamano nel diffamare il Capo Partigiano "Bulow" non sia un fascio mentre
chi protestava contro lo spostamento di un monumento ai caduti sovietici
della seconda guerra mondiale contro i nazisti sia invece un fascio.
Hai ereditato la stessa labiritinte ideologica da quella latrina che
leccava gli stivali ai nazisti a budapest e tirava le molotov ai sovietici
eh tonibaruch?
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 eh tonibaruch?
Rifiata e riprova, non si capisce una mazza.
Comunque mi spiace per quei fasci russi senza visto.
Mi sa che salta la riunione di Europa Nazione, da Vladivostok a Lisbona.


 Rifiata e riprova, non si capisce una mazza.
si capisce che fai finta di non capire , cameratucolo di artamano e
arduino.

 Estonia Bans Travel for Kremlin Youth Group
Succede quando si fa casino. Attaccare l'Estonia č attaccare la UE. Ergo il 
provvedimento č piena,mente giustificato. Come erano pienamente giustificati 
i russi a bloccare l'accesso ai no global stranieri ai tempi del G-8 di San 
Pietroburgo. Qui si fa lo stesso: un gruppo di estremisti si č messo in luce 
con atteggiamenti potenzialmente pericolosi, e gli viene impedito l'accesso 
nella UE.
Mica muoiono se non vanno in Finlandia: loro vanno altrove, e noi non li 
avremo fra i coglioni.
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"Il Basileus che siede a Costantinopoli vince sempre".
Giovanni Cecaumeno.