Nemtsov's assassination, who did it...

[Sharu]

Zkuq said:

Sharu said:

Zkuq said:
Who cares? Putin is directly or indirectly responsible anyway by creating an environment where mistreating the opposition is considered appropriate.

Saturday mr Chechetov, one of the heads of Party of Regions (currently - opposition in Ukraine) fall down from his window in Kiev from 14th floor. Why there's no articles in western media that "Poroshenko killed Chechetov"? As you say, who cares?

And finally, I haven't seen a single accusation against Puting regarding this murder from local media where I live. The media here is quite neutral in issues like this, and doesn't rush to quick conclusions all that easily. Well, at least quality publications don't. And let's me assure you: If any prominent opposition politician was murdered like this in any western country, it'd get a ton of attention ('a ton' being dependant on the global importance of the country in question). It's not just Russia that gets handled like this.

That is nice in fact. Finland is our close and friendly neighbour. I'm from Murmansk, now live in Saint Petersburg and we've always had a good relations with Finnish guys! ))
In this case what bothers me most is that a lot of important western media immediately start blame Putin on this. Remember Boeing crash in Ukraine in July and those 'Putin killed my children' articles in newspapers? Now western media are VERY silent on that case. But for average Joe - Putin (and Russians!) are to blame. Thats what called 'making a negative image of a country and its leader'.

Also I just found an ideal picture for such a cases/blaming: