There has been widespread demonstrations in Russia against Putin's United Russia party, alleging ballot tampering and stuffing in the recent DUMA elctions, in which Putin's United Russia Party's vote share has been reduced from 65% to 49%. Still United Russia retains the power, having the largest share of seats and cote share than the combined figures of the three main opposition party including the Communist Party.
The demostrations have been sparked off by the wanten comment of Hillary Clinton that the elections have been rigged. The domestic and international western press followed the cue and printed matter spreading the discontent.
Well fine, that suits Putin, who now has two shots.
One - He can showcase the demonstrations as the proof of freedom of speech and democracy in Russia.
Two - He can quote the inciting and uncalled for remarks of the Secretary of State of USA to tell the world, how the western nations are trying to disintegrate Russia, as they have done successfully to dismantle the mighty USSR by brainwashing and bribing Mikhail Gorbachev, who now lives comfortably.
The world knows that it was Putin who established order out of chaos left by Yeltchin and pulled Russia from the abysmal and begging status to almost to the economic and military power that it is now.
It is certain that Putin will be elected as President for the next 2 terms. He will defenitely take good care of the US, which is going down as a world power, challenged by China and Russia.
Putin is too shrewd a person and ruthless operator who will put down dissent and chaos with iron hand.
Too much democracy is bad for a country's dvelopment.
Eample - The massive Russian buiilt Nuclear Power Plants in India of 2000 MW at Kudankulam, which is waiting for commissioning, is stalled due to the public demonstrations against it for safety reasons. It is highly suspected that vested intersts are instigating the agitation, AFTER the plant has been built for the past 10 years.
In India, there is too much democracy. Any group of persons can block the roads, rail roads for any petty issues.
The Mullaperiar dam issue is another case, in which enraged mass of people are beating each other, without knowing the fundamendal technicalities of the dam.
Wait till Putin becomes the President.
Then Hillary Clinton will sing a different song, may be a swansong.
The demostrations have been sparked off by the wanten comment of Hillary Clinton that the elections have been rigged. The domestic and international western press followed the cue and printed matter spreading the discontent.
Well fine, that suits Putin, who now has two shots.
One - He can showcase the demonstrations as the proof of freedom of speech and democracy in Russia.
Two - He can quote the inciting and uncalled for remarks of the Secretary of State of USA to tell the world, how the western nations are trying to disintegrate Russia, as they have done successfully to dismantle the mighty USSR by brainwashing and bribing Mikhail Gorbachev, who now lives comfortably.
The world knows that it was Putin who established order out of chaos left by Yeltchin and pulled Russia from the abysmal and begging status to almost to the economic and military power that it is now.
It is certain that Putin will be elected as President for the next 2 terms. He will defenitely take good care of the US, which is going down as a world power, challenged by China and Russia.
Putin is too shrewd a person and ruthless operator who will put down dissent and chaos with iron hand.
Too much democracy is bad for a country's dvelopment.
Eample - The massive Russian buiilt Nuclear Power Plants in India of 2000 MW at Kudankulam, which is waiting for commissioning, is stalled due to the public demonstrations against it for safety reasons. It is highly suspected that vested intersts are instigating the agitation, AFTER the plant has been built for the past 10 years.
In India, there is too much democracy. Any group of persons can block the roads, rail roads for any petty issues.
The Mullaperiar dam issue is another case, in which enraged mass of people are beating each other, without knowing the fundamendal technicalities of the dam.
Wait till Putin becomes the President.
Then Hillary Clinton will sing a different song, may be a swansong.
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