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I'm in Germany. Political emigrant. Day one. Yesterday was my last interrogation by the FSB (like the FBI in the US). Now they can go to hell, I'm a free person. It was awful. It looks like this: a customs officer examines your documents for a long time, sees a note that I'm "a person who involvement in extremist and terrorist activities," the customs officer calls a border FSB officer on the radio, he takes my passport, and then I'm taken to an interrogation room from which you may never come out. This was the case every time I left and entered Russia.
The FSB officer put psychological and moral pressure on me, he was very contemptuous, like I was a criminal and a traitor to the Motherland. When I answered that I didn't support the war, He would take my passport and leave me alone in the room for an extended period, and each time I thought I was about to be arrested. These minutes lasted forever. When they returned my passport and let me go, I realized I was a free person. Also, the airline lost my luggage 39 replies
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