It's nuts man. I follow several bilingual (Russian/American) journalists on twitter and they've been translating Russian social media propaganda since day 1.
These poor eastern Europeans are simple enough to believe in this stuff.
Also was reading yesterday that Russia's nuclear launch early warning satellite system has quit working. With the other preexisting system they only have a daily 3 hour window to cover any potential American launch.
We'll tweet them and let them know when the missiles are coming.
This is a funny picture.
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Looks like he has phones, computers, and a microphone there, like a mini-mission control center.
That whole thing seems really odd. Why aren't there advisers there with him? Maybe he really has gone off the deep end and suffers from paranoia to the point where he will instigate a world war.
John Kerry said Thursday that Russia faced the prospect of toughened sanctions unless it took steps over the coming hours to pressure armed separatists in eastern Ukraine to give up the fight.
This administration is trying to exercise leverage we don't have.
We tried sanctioning Russia. You know what they did? They entered a trade treaty with China and several others-- basing it on the participant country's currency, thus threatening the globalized dollar standard. If the global dollar currency standard goes, America is hosed.
We drew a line in the sand, the called our bluff. It did nothing more than expose our weakness.
Putin snarls, but Obama gets the last laugh | MSNBC
This article suggests you might be jumping the gun a bit. Honestly, I see it both ways, which is why my official Ukrainian Crisis score tab remains:
Russia: 1
USA: 1
Ukraine: 0
Edit: Oh, and I forgot to add:
EU: Who gives a ****!
Putins quite the grand master chess player. It takes a rare talent to push potential allies away, while tarnishing your countrys reputation on the global stage and pushing your economy into a recession.
Putin snarls, but Obama gets the last laugh | MSNBC
This article suggests you might be jumping the gun a bit. Honestly, I see it both ways, which is why my official Ukrainian Crisis score tab remains:
Russia: 1
USA: 1
Ukraine: 0
Edit: Oh, and I forgot to add:
EU: Who gives a ****!
VP, you typically post up some good stuff, but MSNBC as a source? I lost it right here:
It's a Maddow blog, so I take it with a grain of...no, I think I need the entire salt mine.
No offense, but considering the first 2/5 was a Republican polemic, and the last 1/5 was an Obama orgy, and the middle was basically 'this hasn't played out yet', I'll stand by the economic press I've read on the matter.
One must ask a few questions:
Has Russia inked trade deals with several countries that break away from the American dollar as the global trade currency standard?
What happens to America if that trend continues and grows?
Does America have the global economic leverage to impose on Russia?
Like I said in my previous response to Grand, I admit the flaws of the article writer and even the article. I do, however, agree with it's overall suggestion regarding Putin.
As far as your questions are concerned, they are legitimate. I think America is weakening. This is not necessarily Obama's fault. Nor is it necessarily Bush's fault. Rather, I think it is the result of almost twenty years now of "extremism" in our executive.
Which is why I'm going to be voting for the most moderate candidate I can possibly find come next election.
Wish me luck!
Yes, I agree. She is a very biased woman, although I personally often welcome her perspective, whether or not I agree.
Regarding this particular case, I think she has a point. Which is why I felt no shame linking her blog.
Like I said in my previous response to Grand, I admit the flaws of the article writer and even the article. I do, however, agree with it's overall suggestion regarding Putin.
As far as your questions are concerned, they are legitimate. I think America is weakening. This is not necessarily Obama's fault. Nor is it necessarily Bush's fault. Rather, I think it is the result of almost twenty years now of "extremism" in our executive.
Which is why I'm going to be voting for the most moderate candidate I can possibly find come next election.
Wish me luck!
Like I said in my previous response to Grand, I admit the flaws of the article writer and even the article. I do, however, agree with it's overall suggestion regarding Putin.
As far as your questions are concerned, they are legitimate. I think America is weakening. This is not necessarily Obama's fault. Nor is it necessarily Bush's fault. Rather, I think it is the result of almost twenty years now of "extremism" in our executive.
Which is why I'm going to be voting for the most moderate candidate I can possibly find come next election.
Wish me luck!
