Россия. Покемон. Гулаг
Это не прикол, это реально такой заголовок:
https://globalvoices.org/2016/09/05/russias-pokemon-gulag/
Меня тоже посчитали:
The man known today as Ruslan Gennadevich Sokolovsky was apparently born Ruslan Gofiulovich Saibabtalov. This revelation comes courtesy of Sergei Kolyasnikov, another Yekaterinburg-based blogger, who has viciously attacked Sokolovsky/Saibabtalov in a series of posts detailing his background and anti-religious activism.
Kolyasnikov offers the fact that Sokolovsky changed his name as evidence of something unspecified but sinister. Kolyasnikov highlights with suspicion that Sokolovsky’s atheist satirical magazine-self-titled and modeled directly on Charlie Hebdo-seems to enjoy impressive funding. In the magazine’s first edition, for instance, Sokolovsky wrote that advance sales were enough to hire four cartoonists, a printer, a logistics manager, and a publishing agency. Kolyasnikov suggests that there are larger forces at work, sustaining the magazine and Sokolovsky’s activism, more generally. The next bit of leaked information, he believes, supports this theory.
Внизу на сайте указаны его спонсоры:
Знакомые все лица.
Такие вот дела :)))
The Washington Post - это только начало: http://zergulio.livejournal.com/4103113.html
https://globalvoices.org/2016/09/05/russias-pokemon-gulag/
Меня тоже посчитали:
The man known today as Ruslan Gennadevich Sokolovsky was apparently born Ruslan Gofiulovich Saibabtalov. This revelation comes courtesy of Sergei Kolyasnikov, another Yekaterinburg-based blogger, who has viciously attacked Sokolovsky/Saibabtalov in a series of posts detailing his background and anti-religious activism.
Kolyasnikov offers the fact that Sokolovsky changed his name as evidence of something unspecified but sinister. Kolyasnikov highlights with suspicion that Sokolovsky’s atheist satirical magazine-self-titled and modeled directly on Charlie Hebdo-seems to enjoy impressive funding. In the magazine’s first edition, for instance, Sokolovsky wrote that advance sales were enough to hire four cartoonists, a printer, a logistics manager, and a publishing agency. Kolyasnikov suggests that there are larger forces at work, sustaining the magazine and Sokolovsky’s activism, more generally. The next bit of leaked information, he believes, supports this theory.
Внизу на сайте указаны его спонсоры:
Знакомые все лица.
Такие вот дела :)))
The Washington Post - это только начало: http://zergulio.livejournal.com/4103113.html