My Tuesday's full-bucket-monologue

Pussy Riot member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova
got a 2-years prison sentence last August.
Photo from Wikimedia.

President Vladimir Putin has an opinion, by saying the three jailed members of the anti-Kremlin punk band Pussy Riot:

got what they asked for, 

days before a Moscow court is due to consider their appeal.
Why?

It was right that they were arrested, and the court's decision was right," 

Putin told a journalist at NTV, a state-run television channel, during an hour-long documentary aired in honour of his 60th birthday on Sunday.

Imprisoned Maria Alyokhina, 24, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, 22, and Yekaterina Samutsevich, 30, are gonna appeal against the sentence on Wednesday.
They have been held in a Moscow detention centre since their arrest in March.
They were sentenced to two years in prison in mid-August on charges of hooliganism motivated by religious hatred after performing an anti-Putin punk prayer in a Moscow cathedral.
vangittu. This law is an old from Soviet-era.

One must not erode our moral foundation and undermine the country. What would be left then? 

president Putin wondered.

An interesting point of view, if these zompi-institutions are collapsed at Russian,  what choice is there left but to live?

Brightness of consciousness such as free-thinkers say.

On Monday, Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated that Russia was worried about Finland’s attitude towards Russian children (they have a lot of rumours).

The Foreign Minister spoke about the issue, to correspondents of news agencies at a Moscow meeting of the Association of European Business. This Lavrov’s statements quickly spread across Russian media, wery fast.
In accordance with a scathing comment, Lavrov said,

I did not know how much of a violation of the principles of a civilised state (Finland) it was to take a baby from her mother.

But sure, they in Russia can take a mother from her babies?

I did not know how much of a violation of the principles of a civilised state can do? Oh I`m sorry, you have not the civilised state.

But what the president is saying:

I have a chemical, an internal feeling, in the correctness of what I'm doing.

What a fuck with yours chemical internal feelings.

Putin's latest approval ratings have fallen to a post-election low of 37% in one survey and even pro-government pollsters only have him at 48%.

This sounds better.