INTERNATIONAL NATURE OF ANTI PUTIN MARCH PROVES ALLEGIANCE OF NEMTSOV KILLERS

The march in Moscow today was supposed to be restricted to just one suburb of Moscow and consist of just Russian anti-Putin protestors. But now, after the death of Boris Nemtsov the event is truly national and even international, and marching through the centre of Moscow to the walls of the Kremlin.

Cui bono from the murder of Nemtsov?

But look who's been arrested!! The alleged architect of the Odessa Massacre of May last year.

#GONCHARENKO: Despite claims that he was detained "because of his T-shirt", this #ODESSA murderer not going anywhere. pic.twitter.com/IemZfy9raE

— Gleb Bazov (@gbazov) March 1, 2015

And look who he likes to hang out with: everybody's favourite Jihadi, Senator John McCain.

Ukrainian, reported organizer of #Odessa Massacre, came to Moscow today to mourn his hero #BorisNemtsov pic.twitter.com/tHjkE8DV9n

— Mark Sleboda (@MarkSleboda1) March 1, 2015

And what about this Ukraine flag in the march? It wasn't the only one.

pic.twitter.com/mHX2KpHClR

— Jake Rudnitsky (@Rudnit) March 1, 2015

The march has morphed from a local anti-Putin march into an international protest/funeral march against Putin. Here are the Ambassadors of UK, France and Germany on their way to leaving wreathes.

UK, French and German Ambassadors crossing the bridge to lay flowers where Boris #Nemtsov was killed. pic.twitter.com/LKO1ERQBg3

— UK in Russia (@ukinrussia) February 28, 2015

Cui bono from the murder of the 5%-approval, has-been, expendable Nemtsov?