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What's so bad is the lack of the MSM following this.
Only the Alt media seems to care. The MSM has become totally a tabloid dumbed down institution
originally posted by: tigertatzen
I stopped trying to get through to people for a long while. It would be a more productive use of my time and energy to just walk to the nearest intersection and present my argument to a stop sign.
Lately, however, I have been speaking out again. My words will probably still fall largely upon deaf ears, but that's OK. It's good to know that there are others who share my sentiments on the subject. That is increasingly rare these days.
People don't change
The claim of a looming exodus of Russians was initially published by znak.com, a news website based in Yekaterinburg in the Urals. It cited five unanimous officials, who said they had been “unofficially recommended” by the Kremlin to bring home their relatives living abroad. Students studying in foreign universities should ask for transfer to Russian universities to continue their education, the report said. Elderly relatives would have to spend their retirement in Russia rather than in the West, it added. The punishment for not following the alleged recommendation would be a stall in career. When asked about the report, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said it was the first time he had heard about the alleged pull-out of officials’ family members.
The Daily Mail cited the Russian-language news web site Znak, which posted a piece entitled "Home!" Translated from Russian, the piece said that Putin's administration had issued an informal request, not an order, that Russian officials and their family members who are living abroad return home. The piece discussed not a pending military conflict, but a public perception problem stemming from Russian elites' sending their children to be educated at expensive Western schools while their homeland is in the midst of challenging the West and jockeying with the U.S. for global power. It does not seem to be a red flag that World War III is imminent.
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Bloodydagger
It's Russia simply manipulating the US election.
They make all these grand gestures (they are always dramatic) and it leads us to speculate on the horrors of what is happening.
Pretty crafty, if you ask me.
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: ManBehindTheMask
I'm offering a suggestion as to why Russia might be doing this.
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: Bloodydagger
Well, this is what happens when we have a Liberal PC pansy in office with zero nuts to stand up to anyone or call them by their actual name.
People don't like it when I say this, but I'm saying it:
We can blame the current POTUS for this until we turn blue in the face, but the harsh reality is that we as a nation have been complacent and apathetic for a very long time now. If we had not, this outcome may not have become such a looming threat. We got here in large part by denying any responsibility for our own country and how it is governed, and by doing so, gave our power away.
Yes, he is at fault. They all are. But so is every other American, to some degree. And now we're impossibly divided, in so many different ways. We allowed that, too. And a divided nation is a weak nation. We reap what we sow.
L5. All the Warheads in the U.S. Nuclear Arsenal. This field of ceramic nose cones represents, in miniature, all the warheads in the U.S. nuclear arsenal by the end of the Cold War. Estimates set that total at 25,000. We see in this picture the vertical proliferation of nuclear weapons within the arsenal of a single superpower. We stand on the threshold of a horizontal proliferation of nuclear weapons worldwide as plutonium becomes more available. Many warheads have been dismantled in the US and Russia, but the long-term disposition of the plutonium extracted from the warheads has not yet been determined. Plutonium has a half-life of 24 000 years. There is no practical way to destroy it once it has been created. “Amber Waves of Grain” installation by Barbara Donachy, Boston Science Museum, Massachusetts. 13 February 1985.
What's so bad is the lack of the MSM following this.
Only the Alt media seems to care. The MSM has become totally a tabloid dumbed down institution.
originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Bloodydagger
It's Russia simply manipulating the US election.
They make all these grand gestures (they are always dramatic) and it leads us to speculate on the horrors of what is happening.
Pretty crafty, if you ask me.
But your boy Trump is a huge Russia and Putin supporter.....he also made comments about advocating for them hacking Hillary's information which is also advocating a breach of national security......
So thats ok with you though right? Even though we know Russia is trying to manipulate the elections?
originally posted by: NightFlight
Hillary has threatened the Christian nation of Russia with military action after directly blaming them for all the cyber-hacks that has occurred derailing her presidential bid, and wants to "blow Russian planes out of the sky" in Syria.. Putin probably knows that she has a terminal illness and/or maybe she is just batsh!t crazy, with nothing to lose, and is expecting her to win and with that presidential win, a war with Russia and Iraq, as well as escalation in Syria. Put yourself in Putin's shoes - wouldn't you pull all your citizens home in anticipation of a war on November 9??