Whether or not Putin actually had him assassinated, years of unfair imprisonment and abuse certainly contributed heavily to his death. Putin is responsible, in one sense or another.
“He died of a very natural Novichok build-up from unhealthy life choices having nothing to do with Kremlin.” - Some Russian dressed like doctor.
That doesn’t say much, though, as people might suddenly die looking healthy from aneurysms, strokes and what not. An independent medical examination would be the only way to prove the cause of death. Which we know we’ll never get.
I’m sure the multiple poisonings had no impact on this outcome.
Incorrect. It’s called defenestration. The impressive part is how it happened underground
Conservatism is a terminal disease long overdue for a cure. Navalny tried his best to fight the disease. It killed him. The world needs to fight conservatism together or we will all suffer and die because of it.
Navalny the guy who said the best way to deal with Muslim’s is a bullet and calls them cockroaches[1], who was so anti immigration he got kicked out of the center right party[2], and anti LGBTQ is the cure to conservatism?
Scarcth a liberal…
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https://archive.org/details/VideoAlexeiNavalnyComparesMuslimsToCockroaches
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https://thehill.com/policy/international/4473313-alexei-navalny-life-death-timeline/
He is later expelled from Yabloko after attending an ultranationalist, anti-immigration protest. Navalny is known to have anti-immigrant views.
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Poison works in mysterious ways
Seems like going into exile would have been the better option
The Kremlin is extremely effective at convincing the Russian people to dismiss opposition figures who have fled the country to avoid being killed by Putin as “foreign agents”. Navalny chose his own death over the death of his political movement. I hope history rewards him for it.
For longevity, perhaps. Considering the Russian government’s penchant for poisoning people outside their territory, perhaps not.
Not if you’re trying to become a martyr
RIP
