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'''Boris Vladimirovich Stomakhin''' ('']'': Борис Владимирович Стомахин), (born ], ], ]), is a ] ultra-radical politician, journalist, and ]. '''Boris Vladimirovich Stomakhin''' ('']'': Борис Владимирович Стомахин), (born ], ], ]), is a ] radical politician, journalist, and ].


==Journalism==
Boris Stomakhin is editor of newspaper "Radikalnaya Politika" since 2000 and leader of "Revolutionary Contact Association" organization since 1999. He was also one of most active participants of ] internet newspaper ]. Boris Stomakhin was editor of newspaper "Radikalnaya Politika" since 2000. He was also one of most active participants of ] internet newspaper ]. He also issued a great number of ] periodicals.


==Political career==
He is a leader of tiny "Revolutionary Contact Association" (RCA). Other members of this organization are Pavel Kantor, Dmitry Tarasov, Ludmila Evstifeeva, and Pavel Luzakov. He was a leader of ] political group "Radical Contact Organization" (RCO). Other members of this organization are Pavel Kantor, Dmitry Tarasov, Ludmila Evstifeeva, and Pavel Luzakov.


Stomakhin organized numerous demonstrations against the Russian Federation government, issued a great number of unregistered periodicals. He was ordered to pass the Psychiatric expertise in Institute of Serbsky for the identification of mental disorders due to his articles. For one year he was fugitive from justice trying to receive an asylum status in Ukraine. But eventually he was denied asylum status from Ukranian government. Stomakhin organized numerous demonstrations against the Russian Federation government. He was ordered to pass the psychiatric expertise in ] for the identification of mental disorders due to his publications and political activities. For one year he was fugitive from justice trying to receive an asylum status in ]. But eventually he was denied asylum status from Ukranian government.


==Arrest and conviction==
He was arrested on March 21 2006 in Moscow. During arrest, in attempt to escape again, he fell down from the fourth floor of his building. His spine and bones were broken. According to Stomakhin's lawyer Alexei Golubev, "He has been kept in a cell all this time, despite the fact that he is practically paralyzed." Psychiatric expertise showed that Mr. Stomakhin has astenic emotional labial disorder which does not prevent him from self-control and self-realization. He was arrested on March 21 2006 in Moscow. It was reported that he tried to escape again during his arrest and fell down from the fourth floor of his building. His spine and bones were broken. According to Stomakhin's lawyer Alexei Golubev, "He has been kept in a cell all this time, despite the fact that he is practically paralyzed." Psychiatric expertise found that Stomakhin is ].


He was sentenced to five years of prison for "igniting religious and national hatred, promoting violent change of constitutional regime, defamatory statements, promoting violent change of territorial integrity of Russian Federation, extremist propaganda and terrorist activities" according to the official court sentence. He also claimed that modern Russia is a ] state and must be destroyed, criticized Russians as a "nation of occupiers", and compared President ] to ] and ]. He was sentenced to five years of prison for igniting religious and national hatred, promoting violent change of constitutional regime, defamatory statements, and extremist propaganda, according to the official court sentence. He claimed that modern Russia is a ] state and therefore must be destroyed, criticized Russians as a "nation of occupiers", and compared President ] to ] and ].


⚫ Human rights activist Svetlana Gannushkina, dissident ], and journalist Vladimir Abarinov argued that Stomakhin has only exercised his right of ] and did nothing violent, and therefore he is a peaceful
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Here is translation of his piece of writing for which Stomakhin was held liable:

"Kill, Kill, Kill! To flood all Russia with blood, to not give a quarter to anyone, to try to make at least one atomic explosion on the territory of Russian Federation -- this is like the programm of radical Resistance should be, and russian's, and chechen's, and anyone's! Let the russians, according to their deserts, reap as they has sown".

"Russians should be killed, and only killed, for there is no one among them who is normal, intelligent, or who can be talked with and for understanding of whom we could rely. Harsh collective responsibility of all russians should be introduced, of all loyal Russian citizens for the actions of the government elected by them -- for the genocide, executions, ordeals, trade with corpses... From that moment there sould be no division of killers on combatant and non-combatant, wilful or forced".

You may find all the articles of Stomakhin in Russian at .

With regard to killing of ] by ] forces, he said that Chechen rebels should attack Russians by all available means including ]..

⚫ Human rights activists Svetlana Gannushkina, ] believe that Stomakhin has only exercised his right of ] and did nothing violent, and therefore he is a peaceful
] prosecuted by authorities . ] prosecuted by authorities .


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Revision as of 18:58, 18 December 2006

Boris Vladimirovich Stomakhin (Russian: Борис Владимирович Стомахин), (born August 24, 1974, Moscow), is a Russian radical politician, journalist, and dissident.

Journalism

Boris Stomakhin was editor of newspaper "Radikalnaya Politika" since 2000. He was also one of most active participants of Chechen internet newspaper Kavkaz Center. He also issued a great number of Samizdat periodicals.

Political career

He was a leader of marginal political group "Radical Contact Organization" (RCO). Other members of this organization are Pavel Kantor, Dmitry Tarasov, Ludmila Evstifeeva, and Pavel Luzakov.

Stomakhin organized numerous demonstrations against the Russian Federation government. He was ordered to pass the psychiatric expertise in Moscow Serbsky Institute for the identification of mental disorders due to his publications and political activities. For one year he was fugitive from justice trying to receive an asylum status in Ukraine. But eventually he was denied asylum status from Ukranian government.

Arrest and conviction

He was arrested on March 21 2006 in Moscow. It was reported that he tried to escape again during his arrest and fell down from the fourth floor of his building. His spine and bones were broken. According to Stomakhin's lawyer Alexei Golubev, "He has been kept in a cell all this time, despite the fact that he is practically paralyzed." Psychiatric expertise found that Stomakhin is competent.

He was sentenced to five years of prison for igniting religious and national hatred, promoting violent change of constitutional regime, defamatory statements, and extremist propaganda, according to the official court sentence. He claimed that modern Russia is a totalitarian state and therefore must be destroyed, criticized Russians as a "nation of occupiers", and compared President Vladimir Putin to Saddam Hussein and Slobodan Milosevic.

Human rights activist Svetlana Gannushkina, dissident Valeria Novodvorskaya, and journalist Vladimir Abarinov argued that Stomakhin has only exercised his right of free speech and did nothing violent, and therefore he is a peaceful political dissident prosecuted by authorities .

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