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Wow a Russian writes an article to tell us Ukraine should be split up along Putin's wishes. How enlightening. Small problem with his idea of Eastern Ukrainian independence: of the 2 million people who left the Donbas, 1.3 million of them live in "Kiev" controlled Ukraine, the rest left the country.
The previous author works for a conservative think tank in London. But since MI6 says 50% of Russian ex-pats are spies, he must be a spy or a half a spy. Wonder how the rest of them eat, knowing that the person sitting across from them is a spy.
Once again false. Wrong country buddy. No matter, he's an ex-Soviet hack with zero credibility. His big lie about millions of Ukrainians fleeing to Russia is only believed by... Russian media and a certain ice age squirrel that lurks around here.
Just a sales call. After the fighter jet fiasco where India canceled their largest arms deal ever (because Russia makes garbage fighters), I'm surprised India will buy much. Maybe he's there to sell fake war robots.
It's called entertainment. Russias media is as bad as Americas.
The Guardian is done as a news outlet. There's no point in even responding or even opening the link. Cameron ran off the reporters in 2014 after he threatened government takeover of the papers for their coverage of national security issues. Before that time, the Guardian and the Independent actually reported on most of the events in Libya and Syria. They created some noise recently when they ran a bogus story from a recurring British intelligence source who was subsequently outed.
It doesn't matter where a writer was born. He works for a conservative UK think tank and writes for a conservative American publication. When they publish an opinion in support of an issue contrary to the administration, there is more significance than others that just toe the noeconservative party line. It is another break in the wall of propaganda that one sees in the US and UK. You're staying much later today than your parents usually allow. A lot of the junior colleges have started college break.
Hey genius he works for the London Center, named after Herbert London not named after London the city. its in New York. I know they assign the B-level to CD but come on lets stick to facts.
Wow a Russian writes an article to tell us Ukraine should be split up along Putin's wishes. How enlightening. Small problem with his idea of Eastern Ukrainian independence: of the 2 million people who left the Donbas, 1.3 million of them live in "Kiev" controlled Ukraine, the rest left the country.
Not a surprise since they've admitted they were involved in trying to boost Clinton and sabotage Trump, which is evidently ongoing effort. The New York Times tries to spin it as having caused meddling as opposed to being meddling.
Her activities are along the lines of Manafort as an unregistered foreign agent, a lobbyist as opposed to a spy. Considering that the NRA will automatically support the Republican candidate and has no voice in foreign policy matters, this doesn't seem a productive avenue for lobbying. Just shovelling money to the NRA will help the Republicans' campaigns.
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