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yeah, that's about right. he's a puppet on the western payroll, no serious person doubts that here. he's been caught so many times with his hands in so many jars, that it's not really a question anymore.he's a chump, a puppet, an irritating moron, has had this coming for years, isn't really influential and is too trivial to actually bother putin
i never said it wasn't putin/russia. i only said that i haven't seen enough evidence to seriously consider it was.poisoning of skripal et al in salisbury was 'so what? fucking pathetic traitor. btw it wasn't putin/the state because skripal is too puny and unimportant'.
he doesn't just lament that^. brasilia is on a fascist path. usa is on a fascist path. china looks like it may also be. eu is... well... we'll see. the particular problem in russia, as opposed to other places which seem to be on a fascist path to me, is that there's no visible recognition among the people of what's happening - as much as i hate to admit it, that's just so. in the west there's at least hope - and also, a fair chunk of economic power to at least try something.then he laments that russia is on a fascist path
yes. multiple instances of him and members of his crew meeting with their western curators were caught on tape. literally, going in's and out's of the embassy's, private dinners and stuff like that.uziq wrote:
the guy who criticises the oligarchs (a good number of whom live in london), and who is in a coma ... but he's also on the western payroll?
bellingcat? an intelligence agency? lol indeed.several intelligence agencies from multiple countries pointed the skripal case in one direction. you just chose to dismiss all the evidence. 'haven't seen enough', lol.
my attitude doesn't enable anything. capitalism moves towards its logical endgame - the fascism. no one can do shit about that atm, only prepare. the problem is that too few of my fellow russins recognize the problem, not that fuckers like navalny are getting poisoned in the process.well done at least for recognising that your stupid attitude is enabling putin and a whole bunch of apathy/docility in your dumb peasant people. you were better off under the tsars.
substitute trump and his crew for putin and his. see much difference? i don't.Larssen wrote:
China never really was on any other path than dictatorial reign. Brazil is indeed a shitshow. But those handful of examples don't somehow show a global pattern indicating that Russia's situation is in any way normal or just part of the times - which is what you're insinuating.
i'm not a revolutionary. my health is shit, and my economic situation is worse. i can post some e-letters here though, so there.Seems to me you're finding reasons to just sit and hold tight. However deep your country may slide, you'll just watch and argue it was all going to shit anyway.
every political and social system based on on economic classes - aka "state" - is a dictatorship of the ruling class. russia is no different in that regard from any other capitalist nation.I applaud the momentary lucidity you're showing here in saying that Russia is in dire straits and that people are in denial. But Shahter, if strong-arming and slandering any critic of the Kremlin seems part of Putin's day-to-day business, is it any surprise you're heading into dictatorship?
i dunno. how easy it is to fabricate a video of the fuckers going in and out of usa embassy?How easy is it for them to label anyone that opposes the status quo as 'a western puppet'?
trumps, putins, clintons, bidens - whoever you have there - they may poison however many of each other's puppets they want. good riddance as far as i'm concerned.Then as a last move, after thoroughly discrediting the opposition, the critics end up mysteriously dead or poisoned. There's 'accidents', outright murders, either radioactive traces or in some recent cases no traces at all. And you all sit there thinking 'oh well, didn't like them anyway'.
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Despots always hand over to someone more despotic, unstable and less competent, in the hope history judges them better than the person who follows them I guess.Larssen wrote:
It's giving me some concern for the future. This year Russia has also started making new constitutional changes allowing Putin to stay in power until 2036. He'll be 83 by then. He already endorsed the change and I'm very doubtful he'll ever want to quit, after all power is addictive especially to personalities like his.
Russia is pretty much run like a mexican drug cartel. Chances are we'll experience another rather chaotic shift in Russia's governance when I'm in my 40s or early 50s. Fun times ahead...
strange tea you have in russia!In a statement, Berlin’s Charité hospital said Navanly had fallen ill because of contamination from a cholinesterase inhibitor, adding that the specific substance was not known and analysis was ongoing.
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yep. especially when there are contested markets involved.uziq wrote:
everyone is lying!
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who would benefit from one of the main opposition figures dying? lol are you fucking kidding me bro? are you playing 3d chess or something?Shahter wrote:
i dunno. he may not have been poisoned with what you call "novichok" at all.
this time, however, it happened in russia, so they might actually dig something up.
regardless, the chances of this issue being reported truthfully is pretty much zilch. all one can do is speculate. who'd profit from this, what do you think?
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