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ETA: Oh, and Nikola, remember how you told us you were in the government in your intro thread? Yeah. Transparency is you.
For the record, I only watch Russia Today for the Victory Day Parade in May. Once a year, every year.
originally posted by: MOMof3
a reply to: Nikola014
Why do Russians favor one American political party over another?
Uh. No. It is clear to me that you are in up to your eyeballs in government doings and pro-Putin, pro-Trump and probably have to cya to avoid being claimed a dissident. Why in the HELL should we believe you are neutral? Dude. You are part and parcel of the corruption and fascism that is Russia. Address the billboard. Address the TOPIC with some sort of factual information rather than you just saying "this is ridiculous."
originally posted by: Nikola014
a reply to: BuzzyWigs
Now that you've scrolled trough my posting history, is it clear to you that I have no connection with Russia in any way? This witch hunt which you and a couple of your buddies are waging against me is rather amusing, and tiresome at the same time.
Please answer me this question. How did Russia influence the US elections? Was it by delivering a long promised transparency of Democratic party? If so, why are you much more upset about who delivered us this message, than what the message showed?
ETA: Oh, and Nikola, remember how you told us you were in the government in your intro thread? Yeah. Transparency is you.
I've worked for the governments of my country for the majority of my life. For most part of it, it was nothing "fancy", as it was a normal job, like any other. Again, I am not sure how's any of that connected to this subject.
You can try extremely hard to make me look like an Russian agent, but I'm pretty sure in a couple of years, when all of this is behind us, I will still be on ATS, as I've been for the past 5 years.
Hope to see you here as well
Please answer me this question. How did Russia influence the US elections?
You said yourself that your entire family was killed by NATO forces.
How the hell do you know it's "ridiculous" if you "have nothing to do with Russia"? I don't give a crap how long you've been here, you admit you are a government agent in an Eastern European country with VERY CLOSE TIES TO RUSSIA historically, culturally, and politically.
That's a bloody lie.
I've lost my parents and my brother,
My name is Nikola,and i'm from Serbia.Currently im working in the government.
My hobbies are UFO researching and reading books and of course watching sports.
At the moment,i am engaged with my fiancee.
I came here to learn more about UFO and other conspiracy.
And while NATO bombing Serbia 99' i lost my parents and my brother so i'm against any Wars.
originally posted by: Nikola014
a reply to: BuzzyWigs
You should calm down a bit, and think with your logic, rather your emotions.
If you had just seriously asked me, why do I care who runs the most powerful country in the world, it just shows me you have no knowledge about politics nor history. If you did have any, you would understand my natural hatred of the Clinton family, for everything that they had done to me personally, then to my country as well.
Get a grip
NATO's air campaign against Yugoslavia precipitated the most dangerous turn in Russian-Western relations since the early 1980s.
Although tensions have eased since the end of the Kosovo war, the anger and suspicion engendered on the Russian side will not easily dissipate. The anger will endure not least because the Russian reaction had little to do with the Serb-Kosovar conflict itself, and much more to do with Russia's growing unease about NATO's post-Cold War transformation: its enlargement and pretensions to act beyond the territory of its members, without an explicit UN mandate. Repairing relations will require political realism in Russia, the absence of a major new crisis in Kosovo, and restraint from NATO.
On January 11, 2016, Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister, Dmitri Rogozin announced Moscow’s intention to arm Serbia with sophisticated weaponry, including S-300 surface-to-air missiles. Belgrade’s decision to deepen military cooperation with Russia caused controversy in Brussels, as Serbia in recent months has taken tangible steps towards accession to the European Union.
Serbian president Tomislav Nikolic has insisted that Serbia’s strengthened alliance with Russia will not compromise its EU membership aspirations. But difficulties in balancing relations between the increasingly hostile European and Russian blocs, and long-standing tensions over Kosovo’s status are significant roadblocks to eventual Serbian EU membership.
Serbia’s contradictory foreign policy strategy of simultaneously expanding linkages with Russia and the EU can be explained by two main factors. First, Serbia’s views on state sovereignty align more closely with Russian perspectives than the Western consensus.
Russia has consistently supported Serbia’s position on Kosovo. In 2008, Vladimir Putin warned that the legitimization of Kosovo’s declaration of independence would destabilize the international system.