Comments on: Surprise: Political Murders Continue in Russia

By: David W. Lincoln

David W. Lincoln — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 15:18:51 +0000

Steven Nelson. You misread me. Russia has two choices. Stay with Putin, Medvedyev and their crowd in a smaller country (for Siberia will be its own
country), or embrace more honourable human rights under Kasparov.

By: seansarto

seansarto — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 22:12:21 +0000

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Also, I never said anythin’ about utopia…Step on a snake expect to get bit.

By: seansarto

seansarto — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 22:10:19 +0000

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Buddy, that’s the America I’ve seen…kill with a smile…”friendly fire”….”to steal, to cheat, to lie”.. just don’t get caught…slip someone a mickey…industrial espionage…etc….Check out how the Clinton’s were knockin’ off their competition…At least Russia ain’t so smarmy about it.

By: kochevnik

kochevnik — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 15:53:40 +0000

Steve J. Nelson: You are too good for this collection of half-wits, who owe their allegiance to corporfascism or Zionism.

narciso: Why is Iran an enemy? Because you can’t translate Farsi? Because your CIA backstabbed the US-loving leader and installed the bloodthirsty Shaw? Because the US goes around ferreting out World Bank loans with elaborate promises that don’t pay out, then demand 1/2 Iranian oil forever in return? Then try to start war when the 50% cut is threatened? You are just a cog for some banker, at most.

By: Herschel Smith

Herschel Smith — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 22:04:40 +0000

Whether Po-210 poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko or a shot to the back of the head, the tactics only vary – the strategy is the same. Kill his opponents.

You can’t demand anything of Putin (or his lap dog Medvedev). He is an ex-KGB thug, killer and international criminal. He should be dealt with as a criminal. He won’t respond to political pressure. He is an unrepentant murderer.

And so much for this stupid notion of a “thaw” in relations with Russia. You can’t “thaw” realtions with a criminal like him any more than you can invite a petty thief into the house. The petty thief will steal your TV. With Putin, the stakes are higher.

By: narciso

narciso — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 17:45:54 +0000

The point, Steve, is that Russia has reverted back to the era of the bad czars, Alexander 111,
Nicholas 11, et al. The silovki have privatized
the Okrana and the Third Section of the Chancellory; the predecessors to the Cheka and the KGB. The whole thing smells of Pobuststdenev and Ignatiev and Trepov, the organizers of the pogroms like Kishinev, the propagaters of the Protocols rather than Stolypin or Witte. That in itself is bad enough, but blocking air support from Manas in Kirgistan, cozing up to the Iranians, those are the big issues. Stop attacking Kim Zigfield and even David Lincoln and get some perspectives and what we face, and why it concerns many.

By: Steve J. Nelson

Steve J. Nelson — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 16:38:40 +0000

Now I know that you’re not Kim Zigfeld in sock puppet disguise, since this person appears to be an atheist of some sort. Their hatred for the Russian Orthodox Church is palpable.

By: David W. Lincoln

David W. Lincoln — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 18:45:50 +0000

Frankly I conclude that the Borjomi declaration is a good starting point for a new eurasian polity.

For I don’t put as much emphasis as you do when it comes to money. For there is more to life, such as all the schools
of history that is found in “Jews, God & History”

When that is combined with a universal order, you wind up with change. Check “The Abolition of Man” by C.S. Lewis

By: Steve J. Nelson

Steve J. Nelson — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 04:13:42 +0000

I didn’t insult you David, I just hope you’re not another Kim Zigfeld sock puppet. And saying that you want Kasparov to rule Russia is like me saying that I hope Ron Paul is elected President and Alex Jones, who regularly appears on Russia Today TV (see how their propaganda mirrors ours? Find some marginal figure and pretend that they represent a huge opposition across the country…if anything, that’s an insult to Congressman Paul, who outfundraised and earned nearly as many votes in the GOP primaries nationwide as John McCain) becomes Secretary of the Treasury. And Timoshenko basically blamed Yuschenko for torpedoing a sensible gas deal with Gazprom in the hopes that the EU would ride to his rescue and again buy the “we’re poor victims of Russian energy imperialism” nonsense they spew when they don’t pay their bills on time. I’ll ask NATO to come to my rescue the next time I don’t pay the electric company and they turn out the lights.

It’s funny that you think I’m insulting you when I call Kim Zigfeld what they are when this person insults nearly every Russian alive as bootlicking scum and Russian tennis stars like Sharapova as sluts.

By: David W. Lincoln

David W. Lincoln — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 17:58:33 +0000

Steve J. Nelson, are you capable of countering without insults those people who arrive at different conclusions than you?

When you have Russians who cross into Siberia being asked by people who live in Siberia, “how are things in Russia”,
there is a divide that exists between Russia and Siberia.

Also, you are putting too much freight on the cart that handles money. There is more to life, and frankly I have more
confidence in Nemtsov, Kasparov, Yushchenko and the Czech leader than the nonentity currently in the White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington.