Fw: (en) altmedia: Moscow police: Havent you ever broken any bones? (report on recent demo)

[Joe R. Golowka]

> The "antiglobalization" movement in the Western sense is pretty dinky in
> Russia. (The KPRF is anti-globalization, though, and in that sense it's
> enormous.) Radically minded young people are more likely to join the
> National Bolshevik Party or become part of the small but visible anarchist
> movement (if they're intellectuals) or some rhetorically Stalinist or
> pan-Slavic organization (if they're working class). (I realize the movement
> is not just young people, but you get what I mean.)

How does the ordinary Russian view the IMF, World Bank and future entry into the WTO?