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National Bolsheviks demonstrate support for Jan 13 riots

  • 2009-02-16
  • TBT Staff
RIGA- In a show of support for the rioters of Jan. 13, about 30 NationalBolsheviks demonstrated across from the Prosecutor General's Office. The predominatelycrowd were carrying a large banner reading "Freedom for the members of thepeople's revolt".

Famed National Bolshevik front man Vladimirs Lindermans who stated that therioters were in fact not rioting, but people had been rebelling against theestablishment.

Alina Lebedeva, notorious for publicly slapping Prince Charles with redcarnations, was also present and spoke to the crowd with a megaphone.

The twospent much of the demonstration speaking to reporters, stating that thereshould be no punishment for the people charged with rioting.   

 

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