[jb6]

I give this a full BS alert. Checked out the Russian National Literature Site. Yes there is a directive, but conviniently the first portion is ignored in the translation. It translates that this is an internal directive from the administration of the site. Being a soverign and independent website, they have the right to post only what they want. Don't like it? Go start your own site.

The Directive is not a government directive. You are full of shiete on this, the stinch is pretty bad.

Site in Russian.

[wildandcrazyrussian]

Doesn't all the mindless anti-Russian propaganda get you down? You'd think that people who know how to type on a keyboard would understand the facts you have outlined above. The organizers of the independent website for aspiring authors, Andrey Korovin and Dmitry Kravchuk, offer a free public service, and the other posters above are ready to condemn them as government lackeys.

[kosta50]

This would be equivalent to someone trying to post pro-abortion articles on an American Christian site that is opposed to abortion!

Last time I checked, the FR has it's own rules and conditions about what can and cannot be posted, and no one is makong and issue of it.

What's the source of this article? Do you know anything about it?

[kosta50]

On the second thought -- the source is a Yushchenko-favoring Unkrainian "mondialist" site bent on making anything Russian look worse by a hundredfold. The method is qite juvenile and appeals to young "activist" types who have a strong "need" to "fit in" with the rest of the world -- meaning they have to become indistinguishible from it.

As to the source that posted this crap, the wavelength must be the same.

[koba37]

That's right. It's more of the chicken little crowd yellin that the sky is falling. The site is private, it's part of a private, non-governmental organization. A Russian could say the same thing about this site after reading our rules.