Topic: Putin's hand at the White House (Read 1175 times)

Alik Bakhshi
Putin's hand at the White House
   
  It seems that the team has got Trump man Putin, they turned out to be the adviser of the US president, a former Pentagon intelligence chief General Michael Flynn. Interestingly, this retired general More in 2015 was sitting at the table next to Putin at a gala dinner in honor of the 10th anniversary of the Russian television company known for its duplicity in presenting information.

                                                             

     Pictured (http://www.bbc.com/russian/news-38965606) former head of the Pentagon's Intelligence Michael Flynn with a mobile phone in close company at the right hand of Putin. How rival knights of cloak and dagger found themselves at the same table in a friendly company? And it's during the war between Russia and Ukraine and the introduction of anti-Russian sanctions. What is a retired general Flynn talked with Putin over dinner is not known, but it was reported that Flynn, being an unofficial person, that is, before his appointment as advisor to the president, has repeatedly had phone conversations with Russian Ambassador to America, where they discussed new sanctions entered by the president Obama shortly before his inauguration Trump. Thus, Flynn went to a violation of US law, which prohibits private individuals to interfere in the country's international policy issues. Moreover, it is naturally concealed from the public the fact of talks with the Russian ambassador. While I was writing these lines, it was reported that Michael Flynn, without waiting for a scandal, resigned.
 
     This situation inevitably leads to the question, and who is actually the Donald Trump? Sure, Trump was aware of its future contacts with advisor to the ambassador of Russia and knew the subject of secret negotiations. But most importantly - why it was so important for Trump, in general, for America, why the rush? Yes, all the growing anti-Russian sanctions are Russian economic collapse, and it disturbs Revanchists Putin, but Trump? Is it important question of sanctions for Trump, he in such a hurry, before the inauguration of discussing the issue of sanctions? Was he a protégé of Putin, as was former Ukrainian President Yanukovych? Really, as is the case with Yanukovych, Putin also has the dirt on Trump? It seems that Putin is truly a genius in the achievement of its goals: FIFA president Joseph Blatter, President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych is now possible to Donald Trump, who's next? Putin clearly leads the fight undercover, using an open democratic society. By the way, I am sure that Putin was preparing a government coup in Montenegro, where a large number of Russian, owning real estate. This brings to mind the slogan of Putin's defense of the "Russian world", to which he regularly follows - Ukraine, Moldova, and so on throughout the post-Soviet space (1). To implement this policy objective must be to neutralize Putin West, he developed a method, which is a victim of opportunity and Donald Trump.
    One thing is clear - America can not escape a major political and criminal scandal.

1. constituent peoples and its Fuhrer, or Ukraine, and the list goes on. http://alikbahshi.livejournal.com/#post-alikbahshi-21749
 
14/2/17
Original: http://alikbahshi.livejournal.com/#post-alikbahshi-31426


 

Putin is an enemy of the democratic world! He is doing everything to destroy the very concept of democracy and sponsors around the world autocratic regimes. Not had Duterte come to power in the Philippines as Putin offered him weapons and support.

CIA Director Mike Pompeo accused Russia of interfering in the American elections and said that Moscow has been undermining American democracy for decades. Western democracy for countries such as Iran and Russia is the ideological enemy of their authoritarian regimes.

Putin is not looking to offer any gifts to Trump in exchange for any immediate gain. He's playing a long-term game, in which both Trump and the anti-Russian interests in Washington are now actively aiding him.

I get the dangers in getting to close to Putin. The guy is notorious for killing off or imprisoning those that oppose him.

But the other side of that argument is called diplomacy. And there is something to be gained by engaging in discussion with Russian under diplomatic intentions. What's the worst that could happen? The US confirms that Putin is not to be trusted and they likely gain some valuable intelligence in the process!


Putin did nothing to influence the election. Hillary was an awful Democratic choice and the US electorate is scared to vote for anyone other than Democrat or Republican. Foolish Americans!

the US electorate is scared to vote for anyone other than Democrat or Republican. Foolish Americans!

putin give help to donald trump, and then trump can win US president election

putin give help to donald trump, and then trump can win US president election

Putin declared war on the entire Western world. It is unfortunate that the West or afraid of it or simply do not understand the dangers of the situation. If not to ratchet up economic pressure on Russia, you will have to fight.

Let's take for example America. Yes, I agree that American democracy is not perfect, but the President chose almost 50: 50. In dictatorial countries such as Russia votes for Putin's 80-90% of the population. If you're interested I still have a lot of examples.

America is probably one of the worst examples of democracy you can use. Back in the good old days it might have worked, when everyone was pulling together and came to a compromise. Now politicians are played like puppets by mega-corporations with very deep pockets. Apparently, you are either republican or democrat, which is twisted to mean you cannot have an opinion that disagrees with particular policies within your party. You might agree with medicare, but disagree with abortion, but because you vote republican there is never any change in discussion on the different topics because "its always been that way"