It is easy to conclude that you are not honest, Vatnik, since you are a Russkie who compares Freepers to Russian Stalinists whom you defend anyway in their fight against Ukraine and the West. You're one of the most dishonest Putinists on this forum, always white washing your regime's crimes while pretending to be against them.
The fallacy in your statement is in believing the Russkie list to begin with. There is no reason to think that the Russians are only banning eeeevil Islamic text books from those awful Crimean Tatars who are always exploding everywhere /s, and not everything that is hostile to the regime. The Tatars themselves have lived in peace in Ukraine for a very long time and, similar to the Kurds, are a strong and independent people. Yet, today, Tatars (and Ukrainians not getting with the program) in Crimea are being murdered and systematically brutalized by your regime.
And as for the Russkies banning "National Bolshevik" stuff, the Russians themselves are holding conferences with Neo-Nazis in Crimea. Why would they be banning them when they are inviting them there?
"The deliberate confusion that Putin's Russia produces and the inverted concepts it employs have an ideological underpinning: Russia is trying to hide its right-wing extremist attempts to undermine the post-war liberal-democratic order in Europe under the guise of "anti-fascist struggle".
One particular event scheduled for the end of August is especially indicative of this strategy.
On 29-31 August 2014, an international conference called "Russia, Ukraine, New Russia: global problems and challenges" will take place in Yalta, situated in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea currently occupied by Russia. There will be around a hundred of participants, but some of them deserve special attention:
Frank Creyelman (far right Vlaams Belang, Belgium)
Luc Michel (neo-Nazi Parti Communautaire National-Européen, Belgium)
Pavel Chernev (far right Ataka, Bulgaria)
Angel Djambazki (far right Bulgarsko Natsionalno Dvizhenie, Bulgaria)
Erkki Johan Bäckman (neo-Stalinist, Finland)
Márton Gyöngyösi (fascist Jobbik, Hungary)
Giovanni Maria Camillacci (fascist Forza Nuova, Italy)
Roberto Fiore (fascist Forza Nuova, Italy)
Mateusz Piskorski (far right Samooborona, Poland) <> Konrad Rękas (far right Samooborona, Poland)
Bartosz Bekier (neo-Nazi Falanga, Poland)
Nick Griffin (fascist British National Party, UK)
http://anton-shekhovtsov.blogspot.se/2014/08/1984-russian-and-european-fascists.html
The "separatist" leaders themselves are also members of various Stalinist, Fascist or Nazi organizations. And it's not like these people are "independent" rogues, as Russia would like to pretend.
Russia never trains terrorists that they do not absolutely control:
"A. Litvinenko: The bloodiest terrorists in the world were or are agents of the KGB-FSB. These are well-known, like Carlos Ilyich Ramiros, nicknamed "the Jackal," the late Yassir Arafat, Saddam Hussein, Adjalan (he is condemned in Turkey), Wadi Haddad, the head of the service of external operations of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Hauyi, the head of the communist party of Lebanon, Mr. Papaionnu from the Cyprus, Sean Garland from Ireland and many others. All of them were trained by the KGB, received money from there, weapons and explosives, counterfeit documents and a communication equipment for carrying out of acts of terrorism worldwide.
FAKT: Some may object that each of the listed figures, and the forces supporting them, were engaged in solving their own political problems.
A. Litvinenko: Certainly, all these figures and movements operated under their own slogans; however, none of them especially hid their "intimate" ... relationship with the Kremlin and Lubyanka. There is a simple question: whether the Russian special services would train and finance people and groups that were not supervised by Lubyanka and did not serve the interests of the Kremlin? You understand perfectly, they would not. Each act of terrorism made by these people was carried out as an assignment and under the rigid control of the KGB of the USSR. And [the terrorism] ... is not casual after the disintegration of the USSR and [reform of the KGB]....
FAKT: Every terrorist you have named is from 'the old staff' of the KGB. Could you name someone from recent history?
A. Litvinenko: Certainly, here it is. The number two person in the terrorist organization al Qaeda, who they are crediting with the series of explosions in London, Ayman al-Zawahiri, is an old agent of the FSB. Being sentenced to death in Egypt for terrorism and hunted by Interpol, Ayman al-Zawahiri, in 1998, was in the territory of Dagestan, where for half a year he received special training at one of the educational bases of the FSB. After this training he was transferred to Afghanistan, where he had never been before and where, following the recommendation of his Lubyanka chiefs, he at once ... penetrated the milieu of bin Laden and soon became his assistant in al Qaeda.
FAKT: Could you hint at least, where this data comes from?
A. Litvinenko: I can. During my service in one of the most secret departments of the FSB, top officials from the UFSB of Dagestan, who had directly worked with Ayman al-Zawahiri ... were called to Moscow and received high posts."
http://www.jrnyquist.com/nyquist_2005_0813.htm
I can’t help you, Puny, if you believe sources like Litvinenko more than your lieing eyes.
Since you are so interested in disclosure, why don't you tell us, in general, who you are. I am not interested in specifics whatsoever, but I would like to know your nationality and political affiliation.