I was actually supposed to write a post about today’s meetings with voters. But instead I’m writing about the absolute hellish trash that happened on Chistoprudny Boulevard. The "candidate" "for" "mayor" "of" "Moscow," "Levichev," filed a police report claiming that a certain apartment contained "illegal Navalny campaign materials." After that, the police came to the apartment and, without any search warrant at all (!!!), started sawing through the door. What’s more, they spent five hours sawing it down, thereby demonstrating their outstanding professionalism. After they finally cut through the door, an illegal search began in the apartment, where three of my supporters were present, carried out by police officers and State Duma deputies from A Just Russia.
http://www.duma.gov.ru/structure/deputies/131264/ As you can see, the fool is showing journalists a completely legal sticker from my campaign headquarters, paid for from the election account. Other A Just Russia fools even managed to beat up a journalist in the meantime. The police did nothing to stop them. In the end, three people were found in the apartment (all three were detained), along with a stack of campaign HQ stickers and "extremist materials" of the following kind:
From here Here’s what I want to say: of course no real "candidate" "Levichev" exists, and neither do his deputies. (Though sooner or later they will very much regret what they did.) They’re just hired help; that’s what they were dragged into this election for. Volkov put it correctly:
https://twitter.com/leonidvolkov/status/367356443747696641 All of this is a response to today’s investigation into Sobyanin’s daughter, who bought herself an apartment for 116 million rubles. If Sobyanin thinks we’re now going to switch our attention to fighting the pitiful SR (A Just Russia), that’s not going to happen. The best response to breaking into a private apartment and beating people is this: http://sobyanin.mashina.org/ Print it out and put it up in your building entrance. Let the fraudster Sobyanin understand that these leaflets can’t be confiscated.