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6-3-2007 8:55 PM
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6-3-2007 10:32 PM
The REAL Napster
Nice mug shot Vlad. Not.
6-3-2007 10:43 PM
papabenny
I just wonder if this guy will give up power. Elections are coming. Do you think he'll put in KGB stooge and be the puppetmaster?
6-3-2007 11:02 PM
The REAL Napster
I just wonder if this guy will give up power. Elections are coming. Do you think he'll put in KGB stooge and be the puppetmaster?
You can most likely bet on it. The KGB (now called the FSB) likes to stay in control. They are not going quietly. Vlad was a former colonel in the KGB, so indicators say yes.
6-3-2007 11:33 PM
b2b1940
"In a further jibe at the US, Mr Putin said no one country should be
allowed to dictate its views to others. "Certain participants in the
international arena assume that their opinion is the ultimate truth.
That, naturally, does not help create an atmosphere of trust."

Bravo President Putin for the courage of calling 'a spade a spade.' The world needs more leaders like you.
6-4-2007 12:40 AM
ratilfar
I would not be so quick to warm up to Mr. Putin, but he certainly not buying the whole friendly missile system that is not directed at them but sits in their front yard kind of thing. Russia real concern is energy sources and manipulating those to gain leverage in Europe, they see American intrusion disturbing (and ammunition for the real neocoms lurking behind the scenes).

Jumpy oligarchs/technocrats and bad foreign policy do not make for a good diplomatic mix.
6-5-2007 10:41 AM
dorine
Rush Limbaugh warned us about Putin:

I,
ladies and gentlemen, was the single, lonely voice -- the only voice in
major media including the Drive-Bys -- who when Putin came to office,
and he came over here and went to the barbecue down there in Texas and
was riding around in the Jeep with President Bush, and was even
uttering some English words now and then, I sounded a warning to the
nation and the world. I said, "Folks, this guy is KGB. He is a former
KGB ranking commander. He is a KGB communist, and those people do not
change."

I warned the world. I said, "This guy getting his
hands on the controls of the new Russia means that a return to the old
Soviet Union is something that ...
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6-7-2007 8:08 AM
duvelic
Hmm, I see Bush and Putin as two sides of the same coin, and the name of this firm currency is: greed for might.
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