and were stacked into a pile:
http://youtu.be/_4u4-yfKxwc from 2:10 onward, it's just brilliant
http://youtu.be/INnxadqZeuk The Voters' League project "Consolidated Protocol" is working and producing results. The narrative now being taken as the baseline — "sure, the votes were stolen, but he still won in the first round" — is clearly untenable. Tomorrow, the League is holding a press conference. And here, by the way, is a good video about carousel voting (organized multiple voting), filmed by Alexander Belov.
http://youtu.be/ABiTnpoEzUY A couple of interesting posts: It turned out that 1,033 people had already voted at the polling station, meaning turnout was about 50%. Although the observers, who had been present since 6:00 p.m., had not seen a single voter. The chair's response was immediate: "Everyone voted before the observers arrived." The chair "forgot" to record the numbers of the absentee certificates. ... How they rigged things in Stavropol. Anyone can check the author's calculations for themselves. ... A person flew from Tokyo to Moscow to work as an observer. He did. ... We made it to Territorial Election Commission No. 17, but they wouldn't let us in. There were guards and metal detectors at the entrance to the district administration building. Neither our IDs nor a commission member who came down and tried to escort us in helped. They didn't even let in full voting members of the commission! All we managed to do was file complaints and have them registered. And in the morning we saw that fake protocols had been entered into GAS Vybory (the state election information system) PS Many thanks to everyone who was at yesterday's rally. Special thanks to those who supported the detainees: calling police stations, standing watch by the doors in the cold, looking for lawyers, and so on. Civic solidarity is everything to us. PPS About the mega-propaganda machine of goodness and truth, and everything else I spoke about yesterday, I'll talk in more detail tomorrow.