According to the survey results, 42 per cent of the respondents believe it is necessary to curb the influence of Jews in certain spheres of public life; 60 per cent called for restrictions on the rights of people from the Caucasus to live in Russia; 51 per cent would like to see the Chinese evicted.
The reference to the eviction of the Chinese is almost certainly a reference to the Far East, where increasing numbers of Chinese cross the indefensible border to seek better opportunities than they have in Shithole, Nowhere, China. Relatively speaking.
Russia must be a state feared by the outside world, said 64 per cent of those who replied. Almost two-thirds are convinced that all the rich are thieves, although, the same amount dreams of becoming rich.
The chairman of the forum was clearly dismayed with those conclusions: the Russian public is just not ready - it seeks authoritarianism, and actively hails the strengthening of the authoritarian regime, he complained.
The link you provided is being redirected to the main site, and I couldn't find the article. What kind of newspaper is this? It's being published on the 'net, in English, so it must be something big; reports on the election sounded biased, although the concerns of international observers were at least mentioned.
If we can trust this survey to be correct, it hints at a dark future for Russia. People seem to need a lot of education in politics, but I am very sceptical of the current administration providing it.
"If you ladies leave my island, if you survive recruit training, you will be a weapon,
you will be a minister of death, praying for war." - GySgt. Hartman
"God has a hard on for Marines, because we kill everything we see." - GySgt. Hartman
I think the heart of the problem is that like in post-ww1 Germany, the economic recession has made people look back with nostalgia at the communist times "when it was order".
