Lothar von Trotha wrote:Strelkov would make an excellent successor of Putin.
Strelkow is an unexperienced guy and there are much better people in line for presidency, Glazayev, Lawrow, Starikow and some other advisors.
Lothar von Trotha wrote:Strelkov would make an excellent successor of Putin.
Lothar von Trotha wrote: But he does possess some admirable qualities. He is intelligent, a good administrator (he created an army from scrstch), he would be a new face in politics not associated overtly with factionalism etc. And he is a war hero - something that gives him more respect than politics ever would.
Lothar von Trotha wrote:Strelkov would make an excellent successor of Putin.
Mike E wrote:Once again... This is a mess of who benefits the most from his death.
Putin had no reason to "fear" Nemtsov, who in all reality, didn't have a hundredth of the support that he has.
The Western media drawing support for Nemtsov and those rallying also gives us a clue...
Along with the fact that all of this is being used against Putin and his "gang of misfits/thugs" (quoting the ****-heads here in the U.S.)...
I think you all get what I'm implying here. Putin isn't the "suspect", in fact, he is the "victim" here. Nemtsov was just collateral damage in a war that, despite all the case against it, lurks in the mist.
sepheronx wrote:I have never seen such childish comments and open hostility in various asian countries, only western countries love to use childish comments and name calling.
NickM wrote:sepheronx wrote:I have never seen such childish comments and open hostility in various asian countries, only western countries love to use childish comments and name calling.
How many Asian countries have you visited? Do you realize that Asian countries are third world shitholes and people migrate ti the west from these countries?
NickM wrote:sepheronx wrote:I have never seen such childish comments and open hostility in various asian countries, only western countries love to use childish comments and name calling.
How many Asian countries have you visited? Do you realize that Asian countries are third world shitholes and people migrate ti the west from these countries?
I am anti-russian?
People will be killed in the name of the Kremlin,
Simply for daring to oppose the Kremlin.
I think you all get what I'm implying here. Putin isn't the "suspect", in fact, he is the "victim" here. Nemtsov was just collateral damage in a war that, despite all the case against it, lurks in the mist.
How many Asian countries have you visited? Do you realize that Asian countries are third world shitholes and people migrate ti the west from these countries?
Debt control wise - yes:) Hardly third world country tho:)TR1 wrote:NickM wrote:sepheronx wrote:I have never seen such childish comments and open hostility in various asian countries, only western countries love to use childish comments and name calling.
How many Asian countries have you visited? Do you realize that Asian countries are third world shitholes and people migrate ti the west from these countries?
Japan is a third world shithole?
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If the shoe fits.
Just because you are Russian does not mean you can't be anti russian...
Black people can be racist too.
Was Lenin, Stalin russian by ethnicity?Werewolf wrote:If the shoe fits.
Just because you are Russian does not mean you can't be anti russian...
Black people can be racist too.
He is no russian by ethnicity.
Regular wrote:Was Lenin, Stalin russian by ethnicity?Werewolf wrote:If the shoe fits.
Just because you are Russian does not mean you can't be anti russian...
Black people can be racist too.
He is no russian by ethnicity.
Werewolf wrote:
Nobody was talking about those two here so not sure where you are heading.
Regular wrote:Werewolf wrote:
Nobody was talking about those two here so not sure where you are heading.
I'm heading there that there are plenty of people living and ruling Russia who are not native ethnic Russians. It doesn't strip them of any rights.
By the way, found video of TR1
http://www.tubechop.com/watch/5307570
TR1 wrote:NickM wrote:sepheronx wrote:I have never seen such childish comments and open hostility in various asian countries, only western countries love to use childish comments and name calling.
How many Asian countries have you visited? Do you realize that Asian countries are third world shitholes and people migrate ti the west from these countries?
Japan is a third world shithole?
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
Regular wrote:Was Lenin, Stalin russian by ethnicity?Werewolf wrote:If the shoe fits.
Just because you are Russian does not mean you can't be anti russian...
Black people can be racist too.
He is no russian by ethnicity.
Regular wrote:Where do You pull this definition ?
Today 1st,2nd,3rd world is used more or less to state wealth of the country.
Regular wrote:Where do You pull this definition ?
Today 1st,2nd,3rd world is used more or less to state wealth of the country.
The concept of the First World originated during the Cold War, involving countries that were aligned with the United States and were identified as capitalist and democratic countries. These countries were largely market economies and generally democracies.
During the Cold War, relationships between the "First World" and the "Second World" of Communist states were typically competitive, ideological and hostile. Relationships of both these "Worlds" with "Third World" countries (i.e. all the rest) were normally positive in theory, while some were quite negative in practice (such as with the practice of proxy war). Present inter-world relationships are not so rigid, although there is a disparity in terms of First World countries having more influence, wealth, information and advancements than others.