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Putin is a strong leader. That statement does not imply any loyalty to him. It is a simple acknowledgement that he is far more effective in his role, that 0bama was, is, or could ever hope to be. Again, you know that.
I further said, and reiterate. Two people that have a healthy respect for one another can acheive an "understanding". Unlike a moron (0bama) cannot be respected because of his complete lack of understanding.
But, obviously, I'm trying to explain this to someone that lacks comprehensive skills. So call me comrade all you like. We all know it was the libs that celebrated 0bama's victories by waving the soviet flag.
Putin is a strong leader. That statement does not imply any loyalty to him. It is a simple acknowledgement that he is far more effective in his role, that 0bama was, is, or could ever hope to be. Again, you know that.
I further said, and reiterate. Two people that have a healthy respect for one another can acheive an "understanding". Unlike a moron (0bama) cannot be respected because of his complete lack of understanding.
But, obviously, I'm trying to explain this to someone that lacks comprehensive skills. So call me comrade all you like. We all know it was the libs that celebrated 0bama's victories by waving the soviet flag.
Maybe you're better watching moving pictures, than comprehending written words, watch it and weep, comrade.
With Obama's latest decisions it may very well be that Obama is losing his fan base so fast that he soon will be drifting at sea...
Putin on the other hand is gaining more respect and I doubt that Americans are supporting the actions that cause Russia to be seen as the power player in the world.
Remember when Obama told Russia that in his 3nd term he could do way more...is this what Obama had in mind?
The only Americans supporting Putin are the same ones that voted in trump, that 27% of voters. Personally I believe anyone that would support a KGB agent over any US President is a borderline Traitor.
The only Americans supporting Putin are the same ones that voted in trump, that 27% of voters. Personally I believe anyone that would support a KGB agent over any US President is a borderline Traitor.
Have to agree here. It's strange watching Trump supporters do such gymnastics to support Putin because Trump likes him so much.
Have to agree here. It's strange watching Trump supporters do such gymnastics to support Putin because Trump likes him so much.
It is the New America we are beginning to experience, I have the feeling things will get a whole lot stranger in the near future. Going to be a very bumpy ride, make sure you are buckled up tight.
With Obama's latest decisions it may very well be that Obama is losing his fan base so fast that he soon will be drifting at sea...
Putin on the other hand is gaining more respect and I doubt that Americans are supporting the actions that cause Russia to be seen as the power player in the world.
Remember when Obama told Russia that in his 3nd term he could do way more...is this what Obama had in mind?
If you support Putin over our president then maybe you should move to Russia. And no one respects a former KGB.
I said Putin is a strong leader, and 0bama is weak and ineffectual. How does one get "I love russia" from that?
Intellectual DIS honesty, the hallmark of the lying liberal, that's how.
If you lack comprehensive skills to the point of misunderstanding what a five year old could grasp, then you might reconsider posting jibberish. If you DO understand, then simply admit that you're here to twist, lie, and malign the intentions of others posts.
CN
Would you want to live in Russia since Putin in your eyes is such a strong leader. He criminalizes protests. He has stifled artistic freedom. He intimidates human rights lawyers....so on. He is not a strong leader. He just wants to be a dictator.
Putin is a real leader who puts his people and country first. He's calling the shots on the world stage these days.
Obama is a race huckster who hates a big portion of America and who has sold out to the globalists. He is completely out of his league on the world stage. The world laughs at him.
And I don't belong to the Republican party for those who can only address this by making it personal.
Would you want to live in Russia since Putin in your eyes is such a strong leader. He criminalizes protests. He has stifled artistic freedom. He intimidates human rights lawyers....so on. He is not a strong leader. He just wants to be a dictator.
I never said any of that, either.
I'm perfectly happy right here in the USA, my home.
I'm even happier now that my home is getting a real leader at the helm, that the likes of a putin will have to show some mutual respect. It's far better than the useless jackwagon that putin (and much of the rest of the world) walks all over for another three weeks.
So, please do go right ahead, and show us all how easily it is for those four sentences to be twisted into my being a putin loving, russian agent, with a burning desire to homestead siberia.
And right after that, be sure to tell me about how putin is personally seeking to do to me, anything I've bolded in your post above. It's clear that honor has, ironically, fallen to you and your ilk.......carry on.
CN
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