Little Protest Banned in Russia

The Russian town of Barnaul was recently rocked by an unusually small protest. The protesters were not human beings but a sinister coalition of toys – Lego figurines, small animals, Kinder surprises, and other malcontents – who were expressing their hostility towards the authorities with outrageous slogans like "I'm for clean elections" and "A thief should sit in jail, not in the Kremlin".

The toys have applied to stage another protest in Barnaul, but this has been refused on the basis that they are not Russian citizens. "As you understand, toys, especially imported toys, are not only not citizens of Russia but they are not even people", a local official has been quoted as saying.

There are however plans for the toys to protest individually. It appears that under Russian law this would not need a permit.

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Turkmen Hail Re-election of President

The President of Turkmenistan, Kurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, has been re-elected for another term. He secured 97% of the vote. Mr Berdymukhamedov was clearly the best man for the job, to such an extent that opposition candidates all praised him during the campaign.

Peace loving Turkmen are hailing the great victory of President Berdymukhamedov. Only hooligans and criminal elements pay any attention to anti-Turkmenistan lies propagated by the Bilderberg Group controlled Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe.

A bright future awaits the people of Turkmenistan under their great leader.
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