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originally posted by: Rocker2013
originally posted by: Vasa Croe
originally posted by: Rocker2013
This is becoming a little tiresome now.
There's still no actual evidence of any Russian embassy being emptied.
There's still no evidence of this fictitious Tweet supposedly reporting a coming announcement.
And yet, here we all are, discussing things that are not real as if they're entirely proven.
It's disappointing to me. I remember a time when people here would actually look at sources, trace them back, find the source and present it, or dismiss it, rather than simply accept it as being valid.
Anyone else remember those days? Oh how I miss them!
I guess you also failed to read my OP where I put disclaimers in. If you don't like it then why are you posting or even reading about it? Are you just one of those that has to give your opinion on something to feel better?
Either way, I clearly stated in the very first post that this was from a tweet and I did not know the validity. The fact is that something IS going on at the Kremlin and the post about the London Embassy has not been disproven....as you keep claiming. So your argument is as valid as the OP....may as well be a post on a conspiracy forum....oh....wait....it is.
So because I prefer to see evidence of something my opinion is not valid?
Are only those who support your opinions permitted to discuss something on a forum?
Why are you so threatened by the suggestion that someone might have a difference of opinion?
Like it or not, this is a discussion forum, and we are discussing what is potentially happening in Moscow right now, and you are not the only one whose opinion is worthy of being seen.
The notion that I should just "shut up and go away" for daring to not believe something that's not been proven is arrogant in the extreme.
I have an opinion, and I have expressed it, I have just as much right as you to do so.
I'm sorry if you feel offended by my reluctance to tow the conspiracy line and simply accept unconfirmed reports, but I'm not going to just accept what some believe because they demand I do so.
originally posted by: cmdrkeenkid
a reply to: sosobad
I've read through and been keeping track of the thread. Nothing certain as to where Putin is (My best guess is he discovered the time sucks that are ATS or KSP), but something does appear to be mobilizing in Red Square. Stages are being erected, press told to stay nearby, etc...
originally posted by: sosobad
originally posted by: cmdrkeenkid
a reply to: sosobad
I've read through and been keeping track of the thread. Nothing certain as to where Putin is (My best guess is he discovered the time sucks that are ATS or KSP), but something does appear to be mobilizing in Red Square. Stages are being erected, press told to stay nearby, etc...
Cheers
Is there any truth to to embassy story?
originally posted by: nonspecific
originally posted by: sosobad
originally posted by: cmdrkeenkid
a reply to: sosobad
I've read through and been keeping track of the thread. Nothing certain as to where Putin is (My best guess is he discovered the time sucks that are ATS or KSP), but something does appear to be mobilizing in Red Square. Stages are being erected, press told to stay nearby, etc...
Cheers
Is there any truth to to embassy story?
At pressent it's all speculation but it is looking unlikely that the story is true.
I would imagine someone would have become aware after the amount of time that has passed given the current situation.
originally posted by: noeltrotsky
The trucks in Red Square are just prepping for the 1 year reunification with Crimea celebration. Planned event. Was very dramatic however!!!
A sudden and mysterious disappearance of Vladimir Putin gave rise to many rumors and versions. Former presidential adviser, Andrey Illarionov reports that in a few days it will be announced about the resignation of Vladimir Putin and the power will be taken by a group of officers and security forces led by the head of the presidential administration Sergey Ivanov.
originally posted by: Daedal
Former presidential adviser, Andrey Illarionov reports that in a few days it will be announced about the resignation of Vladimir Putin and the power will be taken by a group of officers and security forces led by the head of the presidential administration Sergey Ivanov.
originally posted by: rigel4
My guess .. Putin has been made an offer he can't refuse..
Hopefully some officers with some balls have put an end to Putin's
reminiscing for the old republic.
It's about time.. he was crashing Russia.
originally posted by: Daedal
I'm not sure of this source, but it says Putin will be removed from power in the next few days. According to the article he will resign and "the power will be taken by a group of officers and security forces led by the head of the presidential administration Sergey Ivanov."
Illarionov: Putin to be removed from power in the next few days
Source
A sudden and mysterious disappearance of Vladimir Putin gave rise to many rumors and versions. Former presidential adviser, Andrey Illarionov reports that in a few days it will be announced about the resignation of Vladimir Putin and the power will be taken by a group of officers and security forces led by the head of the presidential administration Sergey Ivanov.