It is referring, of course, to Vladimir Putin's certain bid to replace Dmitri Medvedev as president of Russia. The bear is the symbol of the United Russia party. The sheep, well, you can figure that one out.
(Yes, it's probably satirical.)
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Truth in Political Advertising; Russian Edition
The billboard reads: "It doesn't matter anyway, you won't notice the difference."
It is referring, of course, to Vladimir Putin's certain bid to replace Dmitri Medvedev as president of Russia. The bear is the symbol of the United Russia party. The sheep, well, you can figure that one out.
(Yes, it's probably satirical.)
It is referring, of course, to Vladimir Putin's certain bid to replace Dmitri Medvedev as president of Russia. The bear is the symbol of the United Russia party. The sheep, well, you can figure that one out.
(Yes, it's probably satirical.)
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