megaman79 on 01 September 2008
| Mise said: Yeah, politically motivated murders aren't exactly uncommon in Russia. Litvinenko and Politkovskaya are just the latest - and the most known - in a long line of dead dissidents. Having a huge mouth and mind of your own isn't exactly a benefit in Putin's Russia. Garry Kasparov (a major opposition advocate) is probably still alive just because of his international visibility thanks to his prior chess career. |
Litvinenko was in London not Russia.
I def. wouldnt want to be a journalist in Russia thats for sure.
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