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Dedicated to: Anastasia Shevchenko
On 23 January, Anastasia Shevchenko, an Open Russia human rights defender from Rostov-on-Don, in southern Russia, was put under house arrest and may face up to six years in prison if convicted. This is the first time the Russian authorities have opened a criminal case under the repressive “undesirable organizations” law. It is a worrying precedent and could open the floodgates to the prosecution of hundreds of Open Russia members across the country. Anastasia Shevchenko is a prisoner of conscience. She must be immediately and unconditionally released.
This and a lot of Psalms that will follow are my protest against the abuse of our planet, the stupidity of mankind and the corruption of our leaders and the sheep that willingly follow these so called leaders.
Rise up, think four yourself and ake a stand and let your creativity speak.
No violence, no distruction that is for our leaders and there sheep. Use art and become once again a free thinker!
Art is a weapon of mass construction!