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legendary
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March 08, 2015, 01:28:56 AM
#96
False Flag provocation committed by CIA
hero member
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March 07, 2015, 05:33:51 PM
#95
Meanwhile, two suspects were arrested...
They are probably being tortured as we speak... I mean their testimonies are being written down.  Wink
One of them, Zaur Dadaev, is a deputy commander of "North" battalion of the Chechen Republic. I guess some people soon will say that assassination was ordered by Ramzan Kadyrov.

Who is a known pet boy of Vladimir Putin, so we won't have to wait long until associations are made, conclusions drawn, and accusations charged with all the might and magic of Western media.
legendary
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March 07, 2015, 05:16:02 PM
#94
Meanwhile, two suspects were arrested...
They are probably being tortured as we speak... I mean their testimonies are being written down.  Wink
One of them, Zaur Dadaev, is a deputy commander of "North" battalion of the Chechen Republic. I guess some people soon will say that assassination was ordered by Ramzan Kadyrov.
sr. member
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Infleum
March 07, 2015, 03:27:56 PM
#93
Meanwhile, two suspects were arrested...
They are probably being tortured as we speak... I mean their testimonies are being written down.  Wink
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March 07, 2015, 11:56:19 AM
#92
Those who think Putin has nothing to do with it do not understand Russians, or Slavs to begin with. Being one, I do. This is the iron boot of a dictatorship eliminating the opposition. This is how it works outside the US. This is why there can never be any negotiations on the Ukraine, or Iran. This underscores the incredibly dangerous and naïve attitude of the Obama administration towards Russia, and the utterly ridiculous notion of a "Russian Reset". Perhaps this opposition movement can gain some momentum, but I doubt it. The prevalence of fear is the norm in Russia. It has been for 100 years now.

Tell us another! This has always been a prerogative of the U.S. administration to be stubborn about making any compromises and trade-offs. "Russian Reset" was set to be a reminder that Russia should return to the spineless and toothless policies of the '90s.

On top of that, you should not even argue against his conclusion, as it is based on a logical fallacy, and is thus invalid.
His "Those who think Putin has nothing to do with it do not understand Russians, or Slavs to begin with. Being one, I do." is an example of the following:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_authority
Well, I am a Russian, born in RSFSR, and being Russian I can say that Putin's Russia is nothing like USSR (when you ended up in prison or loony bin for descent), or Yeltsin's Russia (when you got shot if you opposed the "oligarchal" plundering of the state). Oh, and having lived in the West of a long time, I can with all authority state that West is a hegemonic dictatorship under US thumb. See, this works both ways.

Also, if "This is the iron boot of a dictatorship eliminating the opposition.", then how come Russia has a plethora of political parties, many of them in sharp opposition (unlike the two parties in USA)? How come Russia has a lot of diverse media, again, openly criticizing some of the government policies (those Russia's real problems are not the ones that can make loud headlines in the Western press, as they bear a lot of semblance to the problems that the West itself has - pension age, salaries, corruption)? There is a popular political talk show, hosted by Solovjov, who invites guests, who are openly hostile to either Russia or Putin or both - he also invites guests from abroad. Yet they get air time, they can say what they think (sometimes using language bordering on unprintable) and they are guaranteed safety. In American political talk shows you usually see such guests being shut up and ridiculed.

thanks again Nemo1024... and how to improve if critics aren't allowed to express themselves? America will learn this mistake, it will cost them the life of their children, fuku, gmos, round up, frack fluids, hfcs, vaccinations, ctrl+p... they will go to funerals often.
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March 07, 2015, 10:47:01 AM
#91
Those who think Putin has nothing to do with it do not understand Russians, or Slavs to begin with. Being one, I do. This is the iron boot of a dictatorship eliminating the opposition. This is how it works outside the US. This is why there can never be any negotiations on the Ukraine, or Iran. This underscores the incredibly dangerous and naïve attitude of the Obama administration towards Russia, and the utterly ridiculous notion of a "Russian Reset". Perhaps this opposition movement can gain some momentum, but I doubt it. The prevalence of fear is the norm in Russia. It has been for 100 years now.

Tell us another! This has always been a prerogative of the U.S. administration to be stubborn about making any compromises and trade-offs. "Russian Reset" was set to be a reminder that Russia should return to the spineless and toothless policies of the '90s.

On top of that, you should not even argue against his conclusion, as it is based on a logical fallacy, and is thus invalid.
His "Those who think Putin has nothing to do with it do not understand Russians, or Slavs to begin with. Being one, I do." is an example of the following:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_authority
Well, I am a Russian, born in RSFSR, and being Russian I can say that Putin's Russia is nothing like USSR (when you ended up in prison or loony bin for descent), or Yeltsin's Russia (when you got shot if you opposed the "oligarchal" plundering of the state). Oh, and having lived in the West of a long time, I can with all authority state that West is a hegemonic dictatorship under US thumb. See, this works both ways.

Also, if "This is the iron boot of a dictatorship eliminating the opposition.", then how come Russia has a plethora of political parties, many of them in sharp opposition (unlike the two parties in USA)? How come Russia has a lot of diverse media, again, openly criticizing some of the government policies (those Russia's real problems are not the ones that can make loud headlines in the Western press, as they bear a lot of semblance to the problems that the West itself has - pension age, salaries, corruption)? There is a popular political talk show, hosted by Solovjov, who invites guests, who are openly hostile to either Russia or Putin or both - he also invites guests from abroad. Yet they get air time, they can say what they think (sometimes using language bordering on unprintable) and they are guaranteed safety. In American political talk shows you usually see such guests being shut up and ridiculed.

Most likely he actually meant to say that if opposition is weak, disorganized, and terribly lacks popularity at that (which is the case in Russia as I know), then it is definitely eliminated with "the iron boot of a dictatorship". Strictly speaking, he is right to a degree, it is being, in effect, "eliminated", but surely not in the way he would want it to look like.
legendary
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March 07, 2015, 10:23:49 AM
#90
Those who think Putin has nothing to do with it do not understand Russians, or Slavs to begin with. Being one, I do. This is the iron boot of a dictatorship eliminating the opposition. This is how it works outside the US. This is why there can never be any negotiations on the Ukraine, or Iran. This underscores the incredibly dangerous and naïve attitude of the Obama administration towards Russia, and the utterly ridiculous notion of a "Russian Reset". Perhaps this opposition movement can gain some momentum, but I doubt it. The prevalence of fear is the norm in Russia. It has been for 100 years now.

Tell us another! This has always been a prerogative of the U.S. administration to be stubborn about making any compromises and trade-offs. "Russian Reset" was set to be a reminder that Russia should return to the spineless and toothless policies of the '90s.

On top of that, you should not even argue against his conclusion, as it is based on a logical fallacy, and is thus invalid.
His "Those who think Putin has nothing to do with it do not understand Russians, or Slavs to begin with. Being one, I do." is an example of the following:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_authority
Well, I am a Russian, born in RSFSR, and being Russian I can say that Putin's Russia is nothing like USSR (when you ended up in prison or loony bin for descent), or Yeltsin's Russia (when you got shot if you opposed the "oligarchal" plundering of the state). Oh, and having lived in the West of a long time, I can with all authority state that West is a hegemonic dictatorship under US thumb. See, this works both ways.

Also, if "This is the iron boot of a dictatorship eliminating the opposition.", then how come Russia has a plethora of political parties, many of them in sharp opposition (unlike the two parties in USA)? How come Russia has a lot of diverse media, again, openly criticizing some of the government policies (those Russia's real problems are not the ones that can make loud headlines in the Western press, as they bear a lot of semblance to the problems that the West itself has - pension age, salaries, corruption)? There is a popular political talk show, hosted by Solovjov, who invites guests, who are openly hostile to either Russia or Putin or both - he also invites guests from abroad. Yet they get air time, they can say what they think (sometimes using language bordering on unprintable) and they are guaranteed safety. In American political talk shows you usually see such guests being shut up and ridiculed.
legendary
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March 07, 2015, 09:29:50 AM
#89
Meanwhile, two suspects were arrested...
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March 07, 2015, 09:09:41 AM
#88
Those who think Putin has nothing to do with it do not understand Russians, or Slavs to begin with. Being one, I do. This is the iron boot of a dictatorship eliminating the opposition. This is how it works outside the US. This is why there can never be any negotiations on the Ukraine, or Iran. This underscores the incredibly dangerous and naïve attitude of the Obama administration towards Russia, and the utterly ridiculous notion of a "Russian Reset". Perhaps this opposition movement can gain some momentum, but I doubt it. The prevalence of fear is the norm in Russia. It has been for 100 years now.

Tell us another! This has always been a prerogative of the U.S. administration to be stubborn about making any compromises and trade-offs. "Russian Reset" was set to be a reminder that Russia should return to the spineless and toothless policies of the '90s.

applause to the king of the hunters S: the velocyraptors team.

you don't feed gmo + round up unless you want to wipe out a part of your population (funnily the less educated and less financially connected to the ctrl+p) = GENOCIDE.
hero member
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March 07, 2015, 08:52:21 AM
#87
Out of Blaaah.. some other country.... Blaaahhh some other president..... became the first.... blaaaahhh. What is it when blaaaahhhh changing the subject....

What about Blaaaaaahhh who was assassinated by blaaaaahh?


I don't give a shit about some other country that is not the topic of discussion here. The topic is Russia, not America or their shit.

If the Russian system was so great, he would still be alive.

You can be only as great as others are small. How do you say that "the Russian system" is not great, huh? If it is not great, what is great then? Reveal to us the true greatness (or shut up and walk away).

hero member
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March 07, 2015, 08:48:41 AM
#86
Those who think Putin has nothing to do with it do not understand Russians, or Slavs to begin with. Being one, I do. This is the iron boot of a dictatorship eliminating the opposition. This is how it works outside the US. This is why there can never be any negotiations on the Ukraine, or Iran. This underscores the incredibly dangerous and naïve attitude of the Obama administration towards Russia, and the utterly ridiculous notion of a "Russian Reset". Perhaps this opposition movement can gain some momentum, but I doubt it. The prevalence of fear is the norm in Russia. It has been for 100 years now.

Tell us another! This has always been a prerogative of the U.S. administration to be stubborn about making any compromises and trade-offs. "Russian Reset" was set to be a reminder that Russia should return to the spineless and toothless policies of the '90s.
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"PLEASE SCULPT YOUR SHIT BEFORE THROWING. Thank U"
March 07, 2015, 08:08:09 AM
#85

I think i understand. are you asking me out on a date? Wink

you better should; no, already spinning?

i am flattered sir but i not swing that way. thank yu  Smiley

who tells you that you are going to be able to chose the way you swing, you believe to be too important for your own safety.

get ready it will reign naked man in your neighbor hood soon!



as said in the far wild west, the first to die loses, unless he is with ... hf.
newbie
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March 07, 2015, 07:35:40 AM
#84

I think i understand. are you asking me out on a date? Wink

you better should; no, already spinning?

i am flattered sir but i not swing that way. thank yu  Smiley

who tells you that you are going to be able to chose the way you swing, you believe to be too important for your own safety.

get ready it will reign naked man in your neighbor hood soon!

https://i.imgur.com/7wdcjA3.jpg
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"PLEASE SCULPT YOUR SHIT BEFORE THROWING. Thank U"
March 07, 2015, 07:30:22 AM
#83

I think i understand. are you asking me out on a date? Wink

you better should; no, already spinning?

i am flattered sir but i not swing that way. thank yu  Smiley

who tells you that you are going to be able to chose the way you swing, you believe to be too important for your own safety.
newbie
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March 07, 2015, 07:29:04 AM
#82

I think i understand. are you asking me out on a date? Wink

you better should; no, already spinning?

i am flattered sir but i not swing that way. thank yu  Smiley
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"PLEASE SCULPT YOUR SHIT BEFORE THROWING. Thank U"
March 07, 2015, 07:26:11 AM
#81

I think i understand. are you asking me out on a date? Wink

you better should; no, already spinning?
newbie
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March 07, 2015, 07:22:38 AM
#80
Those who think Putin has nothing to do with it do not understand Russians, or Slavs to begin with. Being one, I do. This is the iron boot of a dictatorship eliminating the opposition. This is how it works outside the US. This is why there can never be any negotiations on the Ukraine, or Iran. This underscores the incredibly dangerous and naïve attitude of the Obama administration towards Russia, and the utterly ridiculous notion of a "Russian Reset". Perhaps this opposition movement can gain some momentum, but I doubt it. The prevalence of fear is the norm in Russia. It has been for 100 years now.

http://i.imgur.com/K0NBXxq.jpg

liars, the FEDERATION doesn't feed it's children with toxic foods. end of the discussion.

edit: and if you wanna die, just please, have the money so that your family doesn't have to pay the funerals. thx. (am I too unpolitically correct for you? lol, I don't care).

I think i understand. are you asking me out on a date? Wink
full member
Activity: 182
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"PLEASE SCULPT YOUR SHIT BEFORE THROWING. Thank U"
March 07, 2015, 07:15:08 AM
#79
Those who think Putin has nothing to do with it do not understand Russians, or Slavs to begin with. Being one, I do. This is the iron boot of a dictatorship eliminating the opposition. This is how it works outside the US. This is why there can never be any negotiations on the Ukraine, or Iran. This underscores the incredibly dangerous and naïve attitude of the Obama administration towards Russia, and the utterly ridiculous notion of a "Russian Reset". Perhaps this opposition movement can gain some momentum, but I doubt it. The prevalence of fear is the norm in Russia. It has been for 100 years now.



liars, the FEDERATION doesn't feed it's children with toxic foods. end of the discussion.

edit: and if you wanna die, just please, have the money so that your family doesn't have to pay the funerals. thx. (am I too unpolitically correct for you? lol, I don't care).
newbie
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March 07, 2015, 07:12:04 AM
#78
Those who think Putin has nothing to do with it do not understand Russians, or Slavs to begin with. Being one, I do. This is the iron boot of a dictatorship eliminating the opposition. This is how it works outside the US. This is why there can never be any negotiations on the Ukraine, or Iran. This underscores the incredibly dangerous and naïve attitude of the Obama administration towards Russia, and the utterly ridiculous notion of a "Russian Reset". Perhaps this opposition movement can gain some momentum, but I doubt it. The prevalence of fear is the norm in Russia. It has been for 100 years now.

http://i.imgur.com/K0NBXxq.jpg
full member
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March 07, 2015, 07:10:36 AM
#77
Out of Blaaah.. some other country.... Blaaahhh some other president..... became the first.... blaaaahhh. What is it when blaaaahhhh changing the subject....

What about Blaaaaaahhh who was assassinated by blaaaaahh?


I don't give a shit about some other country that is not the topic of discussion here. The topic is Russia, not America or their shit.

If the Russian system was so great, he would still be alive.

some people are bad, they have to die, otherwise they hurt good people.
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