Comments by "Wom Bat" (@wom_Bat) on "Local Russian politicians sign petition demanding Putin's resignation | DW News" video.

  1.  Yemeni Kildakiids    What about this? What about that? What about a cat and a hat?
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  2. Well they are risking prison or death. She mentioned another district who made their own petition with harsher language. They were rounded up and jailed. Her group is larger and used softer language so they are alright. For now at least. Her group took a big risk signing their statment to poitn.
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  3. She just claimed poitn is an autocrat, and that she has no real power. She can change what time garbage pick up is, or what color the buss benches are. She has no real power.
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  4. These are the ones I consider real Russians. The ones standing up, even in a small way, to the facist regime of the Kremlin.
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  5. What about the 71 people who signed?
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  6. So the russian state statistics say. They also say despite almost 1,200 companies leaving or severely reducing operations in russia unemployment went down🙄🙃🙈🙉🙊 sure it did. Despite Chinese exports to russia going down 50% and Chinese development projects in russia being cancelled. Somehow more russians are employed? Lol and I'm a billionaire. Trust me 😉
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  7. Tourists visas should be banned. All other types should be allowed.
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  8. It's a start. Hopefully it can be the spark of a greater resistance. Hopefully mass protests and worsk stoppages come next.
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  9. russia had 144.1 Million before the war. Brain drain is estimated to be around 100k and russia has lost around 50k to war. It's 144m at best. That's almost about 49.5% of the population, or more.
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  10. Some of the people who signed are already in jail.
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  11. russia had democratic rights? 😝 I joke. Seriously though they did have them in early 1990s and 2000s. Poutn has done massive dammage to the state. I'm glad to see russians are standing up. Hopefully their conviction can spark a real turning point again Poutins regime.
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