Posts Tagged ‘Putin’
Posted by seumasach on October 29, 2014
“Anyone looking to Putin to lead some great crusade against the US is on the evidence of this speech going to be disappointed. As some have noticed, what he actually wants from the US is not conflict but cooperation.”
The West Should Listen More Closely
Alexander Mercouris
Russia Insider
29th October, 2014
Last Friday, Vladimir Putin delivered the single most important speech on foreign policy since he became President of Russia in 2000. Mikhail Gorbachev said he thought it was the best, and most significant speech Putin has ever made.
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Posted by seumasach on March 11, 2012
Western Hypocrisy and the Russian Election. We preach “democracy” and practice oligarchy
Justin Raimondo
Antiwar.com
7th March, 2012
Vladimir Putin wasn’t the only one with tears in his eyes as he exulted in his presidential election victory and shouted “Glory to Russia!” The entire American punditocracy, to say nothing of the Brits, responded as one with accusations the election had been fixed, confidently predicting a “crackdown” on “dissent” as the Russian leader resumed the office he had never really left.
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Posted by seumasach on March 4, 2012
Vladimir Putin
Voltairenet
29th February, 2012
In the run-up to Russia’s presidential elections, prime minister and presidential candidate Vladimir Putin has to date published a total of seven program statements in which he defines Russia’s niche in a “changing world.” The sixth article on defense policy and army reforms was published by Voltaire Network yesterday. Today we bring to the attention of our readers the latest statement, published Monday in theMoskovskiya Novosti, devoted to international affairs.
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Posted in Multipolar world | Tagged: "pseudo-NGOs", Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), BRICS(Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa), CIS, Collective Security Treaty Organization, Federal Agency for CIS Affairs, Multipolar world, NATO war crimes in Libya, New Cold War, nuclear-free zone in the Middle East, Putin, Russian diplomacy, SCO | Leave a Comment »
Posted by seumasach on March 2, 2012
Tony Cartalucci
Poor Richard’s Blog
1st March, 2012
In the spirit of recognizing mobs of terrorists as legitimate national governments before a sovereign nation’s true leadership is murdered by US-led NATO operations, as was the case in Libya, the Western media is already decrying Russia’s upcoming elections as “rigged” before they’ve even taken place. Leading the preemptive media coverage is Foreign Policy (FP) magazine featuring an article by Freedom House president David Kramer and Freedom House vice president, Christopher Walker.
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Posted by seumasach on March 1, 2012
John Helmer
Asia Times
2nd March, 2012
When the archaeologists of the next millennium excavate, they will find the evidence of a tectonic shift and turning-point in Russian history that took place in the two months between December 28 and February 25.
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Posted by smeddum on September 28, 2008
Chavez: Fidel Is Stronger than Hurricane Ike
By Jorge Petinaud
Moscow, Sep 28 (Prensa Latina) Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez’s visit to Moscow, his meetings with top Russian leaders this week, and the signing of transcendental agreements are events of world relevance. Read the rest of this entry »
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