"Unlike “secular states” (nations that have no religious or spiritual basis) like the United States, European Union, China etc., this report explains, the religious principals of the Christian-theocracy of the Russian Federation strictly governs what it can and cannot do…"

http://www.whatdoesitmean.com/index2758.htm

This, folks, is probably why the liberals have chosen Russia as their scapegoat. Many of us old enough to remember the USSR know that Russia is a very different country today since that wall fell. Back then, the Soviets were officially godless, though it is known that many continued their Christian practices in secret. Now Russian President Putin has brought Christianity back to the people. Not only that, but Russia has now declared itself a Christian theocracy.

Back when the USSR was godless, we were still predominantly a Christian nation that promoted freedom OF religion. This meant that people could choose their own religion. Now, the liberals preach freedom FROM religion, as the Soviets of the prior era did. Do you notice the difference? Freedom OF religion allows for open practice of religion. Freedom FROM religion does not. Freedom OF religion is protected by our Constitution. Freedom FROM religion is not. This is not to say that you will be required to practice a religion. It means that you can't prevent others around you from practicing theirs.

It was during the Soviet era that many of the Deep State operatives took on the Soviet anti-god rhetoric. I've got to believe that these operatives now feel very much betrayed by the present-day Russians who have now cast off godlessness and returned to Christianity. Those who would decry Russian President Putin as the height of evil because he was once KGB are overlooking this very important fact. If he is so evil, how is it that he has led his people to become a Christian theocracy?

The godless Left, seeing this, chose to vilify the Russians while attempting to drive this country down into the godlessness they once suffered. The Left is preying on fears of the USSR that grew during the Cold War, fears of a country that no longer even exists in that form. I have been convinced for some time that if the Russians are our enemies, it is not the doing of the Russians, but rather the Left has made them so. Indeed, up until the moment when HRC made her wicked exclamation against them during the campaign debates, the Russians had become our friends.