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| Russian nationalists caught trying to enter Latvia illegally |
| 2007-05-07 |
| Latvian border guards detained two Russian nationals early today for crossing the Latvian-Russian border illegally, BNS reported on May 4. Latvian State Border Guard chief Gunars Dabolins told BNS that the detained Russians, aged 37 and 22, are residents of Moscow and both have higher education. In Dabolins' words, they did not hide their membership in Russia's National Bolshevik organization. Both trespassers were held at around 8 a.m. in the "green" border area. They had Latvian and Estonian currency on them, as well as maps of the border area, a gas pistol, and National Bolshevik publications and badges. That the detainees were carrying Bolshevik literature could mean a "false flag" mission. Two days until May 9. |
| Posted by:mrp |
| #4 A Gas Pistol? do they mean it shoots gas/ or is it a CO2 gas cartridge type pellet gun? Confusing. |
| Posted by: Redneck Jim 2007-05-07 19:59 |
| #3 Last week it was pro-Kremlin NASHI storm troopers some of which got caught attempting to sneak into Estonia to link up with NASHI members already in Estonia's capitol city instigating the riots. Latvia (another formerly Russian controlled Baltic state) may be next on Putin's list for 'domestic disruptions' and what better way to place blame on an opposition arch-leftist party to Putin's neo-Soviet dictatorship, just in case any NASHI pro-Putinistas are arrested. The Kremlin has started 'Cold War II'. |
| Posted by: Mark Espinola 2007-05-07 19:23 |
| #2 According to this wikipedia entry , the NBP opposes Putin. As far as their socialist proclivities, check out the iconography displayed in the wiki entry. |
| Posted by: mrp 2007-05-07 12:52 |
| #1 FYI National Bolsheviks are not the Russian Communist Party, but are an ultranationalist group. |
| Posted by: liberalhawk 2007-05-07 12:38 |