Topic: Who is Putin? - page 8. (Read 5893 times)

Eh just you forget somehow that they started to kill 10000 Russians living peacefully in Chechnya along with them. Thats just twisting up the story my "friend".
Wanting "freedom" which they btw got later and turned Chechnya in the biggest shithole on earth between war 1 and war 2.

The Chechen people wanted freedom from the Russian invaders. And here is religion? Yes, Chechens are Muslims, so what? If they profess Islam, then they are not worthy to be a free people? You read my article "International terrorism and its interest" because once you find the answer about Islamic terrorism. http://Https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1997141.msg20174628#msg20174628

  I will now put specifically for you the topic of the war in Chechnya.

Based on the results of the referendum held in the Crimea based on the will of the people, I am submitting to the Federal Assembly and I ask you to consider the Constitutional Law on the admission of two new subjects of the Federation - the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol

After they gave that prize to ObombYa, I have no respect for it.

I wonder why he did not give this prize Well, maybe it's all because of the Crimea? Or what is the reason? If today the whole world is told that Vladimir Putin is an aggressive ruler which then what can be the peace prize?

I wonder why he did not give this prize Well, maybe it's all because of the Crimea? Or what is the reason? If today the whole world is told that Vladimir Putin is an aggressive ruler which then what can be the peace prize?

putin is the current president of russia. he is a very good leader. December 16, 2016 putin was nominated for the 2014 Nobel peace prize.

10.       Following the 1996 agreements Chechnya, by law part of the Russian Federation, secured de facto independence. Russia gave permission for the holding of the 1996 elections. All Russian military and police forces were withdrawn from Chechnya, and, consequently, the State organs of the Federation became unable to fulfil their responsibilities there. The Chechen people did not benefit from this de facto independence, which led to the collapse of the republic’s social and economic systems. Wages and pensions were not paid. The Chechen authorities misappropriated for their own purposes the funds transferred by the central government. A crime-based economy emerged, founded on trafficking in arms and drugs, hostage-taking, counterfeiting of currency, etc. Some 2,500 people are still being held hostage in Chechnya, and hostages are often tortured. The country has also become a haven for international terrorists.

11.       Basic democratic principles were disregarded, and human rights and fundamental freedoms were violated. Sharia law was applied in its most extreme and cruel form. Public executions took place. Women’s rights were denied. The authorities elected in 1996, including the Chechen president, Mr Mashkadov, were unable to control the country.

12.       As a result of this situation, 220,000 Russian nationals and 650,000 Chechens left the republic between 1996 and 1999.

13.       Chechen armed gangs invaded the neighbouring republics and regions, pillaging and taking hostages, before withdrawing to Chechnya, where they could not be pursued.

14.       The threat posed to the rest of Russia by Chechnya became intolerable in 1999, when Chechen armed gangs entered Dagestan with a view to securing control and establishing a fundamentalist regime. Dagestan suffered four major attacks by a Chechen force of several thousand fighters equipped with heavy weapons. These were repelled thanks to the combined efforts of the population of Dagestan and the Russian army, but resulted in many casualties and significant material damage. Villages were pillaged and destroyed.

15.       This invasion left Russia with no choice but to launch a military offensive to regain control of Chechnya. The Chechens’ numbers and their high level of equipment (tanks, heavy artillery, rocket launchers, anti-aircraft rockets, etc.), necessitated a large-scale deployment of Russian forces.

http://assembly.coe.int/nw/xml/XRef/X2H-Xref-ViewHTML.asp?FileID=8835&lang=en

"flooded Chechnya" Pls tell me more about this? He was fighting islamic terrorists there, who are now fighting along with IS Syria.
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/perspective/analysis/2014/08/31/Meet-ISIS-new-breed-of-Chechen-Militants-.html

The Russians are an amazing people, they love their bloody dictators. They still love the executioner Stalin with love. The Russian people were delighted that Putin flooded Chechnya. The imperial worldview of the Russian people is the basis of the power of the dictator Stalin and the revanchist Putin, in whose plans to restore Russia within the borders of the USSR.

It is you on TV talking about! In fact, he denies the possibility of Russian children to live a normal life and have a family. Putin is a cancer on the body of Russia which devours its host. If the Russians do not see or don't want to see, they are waiting for a natural ending.

It is you on TV talking about! In fact, he denies the possibility of Russian children to live a normal life and have a family. Putin is a cancer on the body of Russia which devours its host. If the Russians do not see or don't want to see, they are waiting for a natural ending.

A protector of Russian kids from human trafficking that takes place under the guise of international adoption

A protector of Russian kids from human trafficking that takes place under the guise of international adoption

Putin as far as I know is the powerful man and most influential politician living in the earth. I've heard a lot of his doings that are all good and put his country in danger. He is also similar to President Duterte of the Philippines.