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Old 05-26-2012, 08:41 PM
 
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Yavlinsky, Гайдар.только would have stood up to the post and have the same puppet. And comply with the interests of America, but not to Russia. Yavlinsky himself has confirmed its reputation of the policy, ready to defend the Western, first of all, American interests in Russia. So he was always Pro-Western and thought about the interests first of all America and not Russia. And this was known always.
Would that be possible I wonder to add here a nice emoticon of a big round head banging against the tree? Because if yes, that's precisely what I'd like to use in this situation.
Yavlinsky clashed with Gaidar. He was vehemently opposing Gaidar's "shock therapy" and he had his own counter- proposal of mass privatization of small businesses by average Russians. His ( very sensible) plan was rejected in Washington, while Gaidar's "shock therapy" has got the green light.
How Yavlinsky ended up with the same reputation as Gaidar is a mystery to me ( well, not really a mystery - I have some clues, but still...)
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Old 05-26-2012, 08:45 PM
 
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I thought Medvedev was interesting. I think he could have made a positive difference in Russia, but he was dominated by Putin.
But both of them violated the oath of the accession to the presidency. About the integrity of its territories.as all of You are fond of politics. I hate it!!!
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Old 05-26-2012, 08:52 PM
 
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Would that be possible I wonder to add here a nice emoticon of a big round head banging against the tree? Because if yes, that's precisely what I'd like to use in this situation.
Yavlinsky clashed with Gaidar. He was vehemently opposing Gaidar's "shock therapy" and he had his own counter- proposal of mass privatization of small businesses by average Russians. His ( very sensible) plan was rejected in Washington, while Gaidar's "shock therapy" has got the green light.
How Yavlinsky ended up with the same reputation as Gaidar is a mystery to me ( well, not really a mystery - I have some clues, but still...)
I have two of them gave the example of not more than that, not one or the other is not good for Russia. In the West you can see all of the posvoemu You used to believe пропагандам, isn't it? In Russia think with your mind and not пропагандам and mass media.
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Old 05-26-2012, 09:01 PM
 
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I wanted to say (the translation is awful) That, in America and in General in the West are accustomed to believing the media and Пропагандам. this is so? and in Russia do not believe the media and Пропагандам. We are accustomed to thinking (yourself)
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Old 05-26-2012, 09:07 PM
 
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I do not know English almost - for this reason I can not talk about politics, views, and so on, otherwise it gets (translation) белеберда (chaos) would Not like to offend people on this forum, which I can understand differently
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Old 05-26-2012, 09:14 PM
 
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I have two of them gave the example of not more than that, not one or the other is not good for Russia. In the West you can see all of the posvoemu You used to believe пропагандам, isn't it? In Russia think with your mind and not пропагандам and mass media.
GreyKarast, here in US Yavlinsky's name is totally unfamiliar to Americans.
It became somewhat familiar may be only after the last elections. Before that - no one knew anything about him.
The only reason I know a lot about him is because I read Russian sites.
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Old 05-26-2012, 09:25 PM
 
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GreyKarast, here in US Yavlinsky's name is totally unfamiliar to Americans.
It became somewhat familiar may be only after the last elections. Before that - no one knew anything about him.
The only reason I know a lot about him is because I read Russian sites.
It is not necessary to know the simple people of America, the main thing it has long been known top-of-the American government. And George Soros who it is often finances. Or Such names is also not known in America George Soros?
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Old 05-26-2012, 09:25 PM
 
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I wanted to say (the translation is awful) That, in America and in General in the West are accustomed to believing the media and Пропагандам. this is so? and in Russia do not believe the media and Пропагандам. We are accustomed to thinking (yourself)
I don't always believe the media (Fox New especially lol), I think much of it is alright at times. I prefer when the reporting is done in more unbiased nature -
I don't like it if they put too much of a Liberal or Conservative stamp on it -
just give me facts news-people, not your opinions of the facts.
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Old 05-26-2012, 09:35 PM
 
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It is not necessary to know the simple people of America, the main thing it has long been known top-of-the American government. And George Soros who it is often finances. Or Such names is also not known in America George Soros?
Do you want to have a good laugh?
If you are talking about media (пропаганда) - then no, you can hardly hear anything about Soros. Americans usually don't hear about him.
Warren Buffet - yes. George Soros - no.
If you ask average Americans who Warren Buffet is, they know, but for the most part they don't have a clue who George Soros is.
It's like "George who?
Never heard of him."
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Old 05-26-2012, 09:38 PM
 
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I don't always believe the media (Fox New especially lol), I think much of it is alright at times. I prefer when the reporting is done in more unbiased nature -
I don't like it if they put too much of a Liberal or Conservative stamp on it -
just give me facts news-people, not your opinions of the facts.
And that is what I wanted to know! Thanks for Your answer! It is good that so! You should always be objective in the information and use of different sources. How many people, are so much and opinions it is normal and natural. But the argument is too good is in dispute is the truth! I like any one of us can make mistakes, that's what we and the people and not robots.
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