In Finnish media, a while ago.
Not important who Navalniy is, what network he has or not. For the record, I do not value all he says; he goes a bit too far in his ideology.
Important is how he is treated by Putin and his klan of officials.
Not in particular that they do not use his name, only referrals pointing to him.
Particularly important is the energy they spend. The time, the (tax payers’) money, to keep him from being an electorate.
In Finnish media, a while ago, was the telling depiction of how an Elephant is afraid of the mouse.
I would like to bring in the dogs as well into the picture.
Navalniy can very well in many voters eye be regarded as a petite dog, aggressively barking at the large danish dog. Who, as should be, tiredly lends an eye to the small dog, only to go back to sleep.
But no, this dog spends much time dancing around the small dog, with a song of referrals telling the people about what we do not want (to have around the government).
And the money… accounted for the police, the campaign monitoring, the jailing, the court processes.
Ridiculously much energy, to put sticks into the wheel, on that small dog who really is no threat at all.
Or?
And, do these people play with Duplo bricks? Perhaps they should sit down with some!
By the way, do you know why white 2×2 bricks are hard to come by? Find out!
About the Author.
Martin R.C. Andersson started out as a mechanical engineer, slowly developing a soft spot for project management in which he worked 10 years.
Although having resigned from a corporate career within project management, the soft spot he keeps alive through a keen interest in room environment treatment. By control of sound and light, looking to tweak for that noise-free listening… which should be a norm.
Values silence, and now and then solitude.
Thinks Mindfulness is a ‘state of being’ when work really gets done.
When thoughts flow – without disruption – to reach either a creative state or finish what’s at hand.
When the outside world is tuned out, performance is tuned in.
Feels best when Minimalism, Functionalism and Art come together, crossing paths.