They just won't let up:
In a request addressed to Moscow Prosecutor Sergei Kudeneev (dated February 2 and obtained by Izvestia), Kostunov cites Navalny's “harsh words” about various representatives of state authority. “I will tear the throats out of these swine, and we will all do it together, because we exist,” “these people should fear us,” the deputy lists. According to Kostunov, it was Navalny's speech that may have caused the disturbance of public order at the rally and the “mass disobedience to lawful police demands.” The deputy proposes establishing this as follows: “As part of the inquiry, I ask that citizens detained during the unauthorized march after the rally be questioned in order to identify the reasons that prompted them to commit unlawful acts and the extent of A.A. Navalny's influence on them through his speech.” But most importantly, the United Russia lawmaker suspects that the opposition politician's speeches contained calls for extremist activity. — I ask you to examine Navalny's public statements during the event for signs of calls to extremist activity or other elements of criminal offenses, — Kostunov writes to the prosecutor. http://www.izvestia.ru/news/514307 Incidentally, this young representative of the Party of Crooks and Thieves (a derogatory nickname for United Russia) is a member of the anti-corruption committee.
Apparently, taxpayer-funded Deputy Kostunov has nothing better to do. Let me remind you that this very figure headed Nashi's high-profile “White Aprons” project, remembered for its rallies and the budget money that vanished without a trace. I would advise Deputy and Nashi activist Kostunov not to stop at accusations of extremism. You could squeeze quite a lot out of my speech at Chistye Prudy . Criminal use of the name of a rodent mammal with the aim of inciting hatred. Or perhaps copyright infringement against the band Noize MC:
