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Anonymous ID: 9275be April 16, 2018, 11:38 a.m. No.1066980   šŸ—„ļø.is šŸ”—kun

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https:// www.rt.com/politics/423916-rosneft-sechin-ulyukayev-trial/

 

What I can't hear you over Putin draining the swamp. With real arrests and trials and stuff, you know "The rule of Law" stuff.

 

What did you get?

 

Oh right Trump attempting to start WWIII. Go team! Trust the plan!! Right off the cliff!

Anonymous ID: 9275be April 16, 2018, 11:47 a.m. No.1067070   šŸ—„ļø.is šŸ”—kun

mericaā€™s ruling class has a curious attitude to democracy. It seems to be interpreted as something thatā€™s good for the US and its allies but bad for critters who won't accept their role in the ā€˜America-led international order.'

 

First off, let me be clear. I think all foreign electoral interference is wrong. In any country. And if itā€™s eventually proven that Russians meddled in Americaā€™s 2016 presidential election, I certainly won't condone it. But Iā€™ve have always doubted that the Russian state organized some heinous plan to tilt the contest to Donald Trump, so Iā€™ll be shocked if something of this nature is ever proven.

 

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American meddling is bad too, except when it isnā€™t, says ex-ambassador to Russia

 

Instead, Iā€™ve always imagined the greatest extent of Russian ā€˜interferenceā€™ was probably some half-baked playing around by private individuals. Something akin to aĀ ā€œsocial media marketing campaign,ā€Ā as the New Yorkerā€™s Adrian ChanĀ believes. And on a relatively minute scale, to boot. Because - given the billions of dollars swirling around American stumping - anything bar a full-scale FSB/GRU, all-hands-on-deck operation would probably amount to little more than a hill of beans.

 

By the same token, I was stunned back in 2011 whenĀ the Moscow TimesĀ (a pro-US title, overwhelmingly written by Westerners, despite its name) reported how ex-vice president Joe Biden had told fringe Russian opposition figures thatĀ ā€œit would be better for Russia if Putin did not runā€Ā in the 2012 election. Indeed, when you see the opprobriumĀ directedĀ today towards US Green leader Jill Stein for onceĀ attendingĀ an RT banquet where Putin was present, its shows one hell of a double standard.

Anonymous ID: 9275be April 16, 2018, 11:55 a.m. No.1067156   šŸ—„ļø.is šŸ”—kun   >>7182 >>7191 >>7200 >>7406 >>7483

Trumpā€™sĀ ā€œmission accomplishedā€Ā remarks bore a striking resemblance to former US President George W Bushā€™s infamous speech on board the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier in 2003 when he declared the end of combat operations in Iraq in front of a banner statingĀ ā€œMission Accomplished.ā€Ā The US maintains a presence in Iraq to this day.

 

 

He's just like them. You guys are blind.

Anonymous ID: 9275be April 16, 2018, 11:56 a.m. No.1067167   šŸ—„ļø.is šŸ”—kun

The attack also drew criticism from many of Trumpā€™s most ardent supporters in the US. Numerous conservative commentators have lambasted the president for breaking one of his main campaign promises of not participating in military intervention in the Middle East. Thousands of people are also retweeting some of Trumpā€™s previous comments warning against military action in Syria.

 

More broken promises. Stay strong! Trust the plan!