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originally posted by: facedye
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: facedye
He is now firm and steadfast at asserting that we in the US are instigating conflicts and creating clear divides around the globe.
Except the one's he is involved in with his neighbors...wonder why those aren't mentioned when discussing instigating conflicts.
What is clear to Putin is that Russia is a stronger, more independent and militarized country than it was a few decades ago as well.
Really because I believe he is thinking of what his military should be but isn't.
so.. your strategy here is just to keep saying things you hope are true?
you're directly contradicting his claims now with nothing to validate your point of view. since you seem like the expert on Russia's military capacity, please, enlighten us on how Russia does not have what he claims it does. i'll wait.
there's no credibility in your position.
originally posted by: facedye
a reply to: mortex
agreed 100%
the only reason i keep hacking away at this is for the casual lurker.
these ideas need to be challenged, and they need to be made as readily available to the public as possible.
originally posted by: facedye
a reply to: tommyjo
you think this is tolerated by the united states?
originally posted by: boncho
To understand how the American people find themselves trapped in today’s Orwellian dystopia of endless warfare against an ever-shifting collection of “evil” enemies, you have to think back to the Vietnam War and the shock to the ruling elite caused by an unprecedented popular uprising against that war.
While on the surface Official Washington pretended that the mass protests didn’t change policy, a panicky reality existed behind the scenes, a recognition that a major investment in domestic propaganda would be needed to ensure that future imperial adventures would have the public’s eager support or at least its confused acquiescence.
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