The West is draining Ukraine

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: IAMTAT

In Russia there are local regional media, there are federal media. "Federal" does not mean governmental. They are just universal.

So the , what is the “Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications” also known as Rospechat?

Much more than a chain of newsstands.

The Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications (Rospechat) is a regulatory state agency within the hierarchy of the Russian Government.[2]

en.wikipedia.org...(Russia)

Anyone else find it strange that RT won’t touch this?

Overall, I've found the OP to be extremely frank, cordial, responsive and relatively transparent.
There remains a certain amount of obfuscation concerning how closely his work is tied to the Russian government...but that is understandable considering the nature of this thread's topic.

I think he's said he lives just outside of Moscow.

He gives a pretty clear "picture" of what Russian people are being told by Russian media.

My profile says that I live in Saratov. It is 900 kilometers from Moscow.
If you do not know, and do not even want to know such simple facts, then how can you even judge Russia in any way?

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: NoMoreFools

Rospechat is a corporation that has a network of newsstands throughout the country that sell newspapers and magazines))))))

A corporation overseen by whom, exactly?

The sad part is, you probably really believe that it’s a newsstand. That’s what happens when you only get government approved information.
And that, friends, is called irony.

If you know better than me what and how is happening in Russia, then you are probably the Russian troll))))

How would I know? Your entire country is under the thumb of a dictator. The only things any of you will admit are the things that are sanctioned by your fuhrer.

Putin-from-the-rough owns you. He owns your life.

I do, however, know that multiple independent agencies have proven my claims. I also know that even if you wanted to, you wouldn’t criticize Russia. Putin-from-the-rough makes sure of that.


But really, did you just post a link from a state controlled agency as evidence that they aren’t state controlled?

Really?

originally posted by: redchad
I think the days of believing Russians or Russian propaganda of any event are long gone lol! “We’re not going to invade Ukraine” “we didn’t poison Litvinenko” “we didn’t poison the Skripals” “we didn’t poison Navalny” “we didn’t poison Vladimir Kara-Murza” “we didn’t poison Georgi Markov” “we didn’t poison Victor Yushenko” need i go on? If anyone takes Russian Troll seriously you need to give your head a shake!

You invaded Ukraine in 2014.

a reply to: NoMoreFools

Russia is now a country of freedom and democracy. But the West has turned into a terrible dictatorship. About it on our site every day a lot of threads.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: redchad
I think the days of believing Russians or Russian propaganda of any event are long gone lol! “We’re not going to invade Ukraine” “we didn’t poison Litvinenko” “we didn’t poison the Skripals” “we didn’t poison Navalny” “we didn’t poison Vladimir Kara-Murza” “we didn’t poison Georgi Markov” “we didn’t poison Victor Yushenko” need i go on? If anyone takes Russian Troll seriously you need to give your head a shake!

You invaded Ukraine in 2014.

Sorry RT, he isn't russian.

russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, and never left.

a reply to: RussianTroll

Rospechat is a corporation that has a network of newsstands throughout the country that sell newspapers and magazines))))))

funny you being a freelance journalist you sure don't know much about the propaganda arm of your own Gov't


this from your own country's Government website, is a branch of the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation

Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media
Federal Agency for Press and Mass Media
Federal Communications Agency

The Russian Government The Russian Government

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: NoMoreFools

Russia is now a country of freedom and democracy. But the West has turned into a terrible dictatorship. About it on our site every day a lot of threads.

Freedom and democracy. Unless you question Putin-from-the-rough. Then you get a nerve agent or jail.

The world knows.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: PatriotGames4u

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: IAMTAT

I work for a nationwide public organization. I get paid for my work, not a salary.

Would your family be safe if you said 'two words'?

My family is absolutely safe as long as I keep the Fa and do not commit crimes.
Unless criminal people want to take revenge on me.

Is it a crime to say 'two words'?


(Don't answer if this would put you or your family in danger)

a reply to: BernnieJGato
Oh, he knows. He just won’t admit it, because there would be consequences from the people he is defending.

And that’s the point.

originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: RussianTroll

Rospechat is a corporation that has a network of newsstands throughout the country that sell newspapers and magazines))))))

funny you being a freelance journalist you sure don't know much about the propaganda arm of your own Gov't


this from your own country's Government website, is a branch of the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation

Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media
Federal Agency for Press and Mass Media
Federal Communications Agency

The Russian Government The Russian Government

I have already cited the Rospechat website above. Now you bring me the site of a completely different organization. You will be disgraced, you should be ashamed of the forgery and attempt to deceive the members of our forum.

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: NoMoreFools

Russia is now a country of freedom and democracy. But the West has turned into a terrible dictatorship. About it on our site every day a lot of threads.

Freedom and democracy. Unless you question Putin-from-the-rough. Then you get a nerve agent or jail.

The world knows.

Links and examples please.
Although I am convinced that it is absolutely useless to require you to confirm your words.
Blah blah blah.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: NoMoreFools

Russia is now a country of freedom and democracy. But the West has turned into a terrible dictatorship. About it on our site every day a lot of threads.

Freedom and democracy. Unless you question Putin-from-the-rough. Then you get a nerve agent or jail.

The world knows.

Links and examples please.
Although I am convinced that it is absolutely useless to require you to confirm your words.
Blah blah blah.

I provided them the first time that you asked.

Your refusal to acknowledge that doesn’t change facts.

Russian Troll. Thank you for this excellent OP!!
I always enjoy reading your words, please don’t stop!!!

Cheers……

da pirate 😎


With that said……..

The days of Obama and his henchmen doing what they did in Ukraine in 2014.
Remember Biden saying on national tv how he forced the firing of the official that was investigating Biden’s son Hunter?
That coup gave Biden and many others from the West the ability to up the anti of the corruption that was and still is taking place in Ukraine.
(do your own research 4U, I’ll not be pulled into this senseless cat fight!)
I remember the news during those days and oh has the story changed.
I know what I saw and Ukraine was killing it’s own citizens by the thousands, if not in the tens of thousands.
Hunter was neck deep in all of it and to coin a phrase from Hunters own words, The Big Guy, meaning his dad.
Since the 60’s just about everywhere that America policies were put into action using it’s military or financial powers has left has left death and destruction in it’s wake!
Had Obama and his like left Ukraine alone.
Greed is at the bottom of this mess!
I don’t see making Putin the singular evil that is causing misery over there.
Not for one second do I believe Russia to be the cause for what’s going on.
The greed of the western powers started a grass fire that has turned into a raging forest fire.

As I said, I well remember 2014 and earlier.
Ukraine had no problem killing innocents them and they don’t have any problem doing it today.
What did the Ukrainians think would happen when they hid vast amounts of weapons of all kinds
in civilian areas!

PS: going thru this whole thread sure gave me the feeling that a few people were switching between different screen names and accounts. Sad!

The Ukraine mess lays solely on western shoulder in my option.
As I stated earlier, 2013-14 and long before and after it was people sticking their noses where that didn’t belong made this sad state of affairs we are watching play out right now.

Should Russia have invaded? IDK but Putin is far from the only bad guy as many claim he to be.

That’s all I have to say……don’t waste your time trying to engage with me on this.
It will fall on deaf ears.

Call me, one who paid attention for over a decade.




a reply to: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Dalamax
Lol. You don’t age well.

a reply to: PatriotGames4u

Are you confused again?

Seems so.



Or did someone find one of those imaginary U.S. laws about 'Jews'?

Did they find it next to one of those imaginary weapons labs?

Or possibly buried under the imaginary Israeli nukes in Kherson?

Or did someone drop it off with one of those imaginary bio drones?




Oh, I bet they found it at the imaginary dirty bomb factory under Cherynobol.

Those sneaky Cherynobol guys, gotta hand it to them, they hid radioactive soil inside the russian trenches!

Absolute genius!

Does anyone know how they managed to sneak all that radioactive soil into russian trenches?




Ah, the imaginary bio drones, they must have delivered all that radioactive soil into russian trenches with those imaginary bio drones.

a reply to: RussianTroll

looks like i struck a nerve, good freelance journalist would verify what their talking about before spewing tripe.

it's your country's government's website, that lists the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Media as a branch that falls under Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation.

so tell me mr. frelance journalist, are there two Federal Agency for Press and Mass Media organizations in your country?
one a Federal agency and one a private corporation?

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: IAMTAT

In Russia there are local regional media, there are federal media. "Federal" does not mean governmental. They are just universal.

So the , what is the “Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications” also known as Rospechat?

Much more than a chain of newsstands.

The Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications (Rospechat) is a regulatory state agency within the hierarchy of the Russian Government.[2]

en.wikipedia.org...(Russia)

Anyone else find it strange that RT won’t touch this?

Overall, I've found the OP to be extremely frank, cordial, responsive and relatively transparent.
There remains a certain amount of obfuscation concerning how closely his work is tied to the Russian government...but that is understandable considering the nature of this thread's topic.

I think he's said he lives just outside of Moscow.

He gives a pretty clear "picture" of what Russian people are being told by Russian media.

My profile says that I live in Saratov. It is 900 kilometers from Moscow.
If you do not know, and do not even want to know such simple facts, then how can you even judge Russia in any way?

People can judge Russia, any damn way they please..you understand?

originally posted by: vonclod

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: IAMTAT

In Russia there are local regional media, there are federal media. "Federal" does not mean governmental. They are just universal.

So the , what is the “Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications” also known as Rospechat?

Much more than a chain of newsstands.

The Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications (Rospechat) is a regulatory state agency within the hierarchy of the Russian Government.[2]

en.wikipedia.org...(Russia)

Anyone else find it strange that RT won’t touch this?

Overall, I've found the OP to be extremely frank, cordial, responsive and relatively transparent.
There remains a certain amount of obfuscation concerning how closely his work is tied to the Russian government...but that is understandable considering the nature of this thread's topic.

I think he's said he lives just outside of Moscow.

He gives a pretty clear "picture" of what Russian people are being told by Russian media.

My profile says that I live in Saratov. It is 900 kilometers from Moscow.
If you do not know, and do not even want to know such simple facts, then how can you even judge Russia in any way?

People can judge Russia, any damn way they please..you understand?

I imagine he doesn’t understand. Living in a country where judging your government results in getting nerve gassed will do that.

Tends to cloud understanding.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: IAMTAT

In Russia there are local regional media, there are federal media. "Federal" does not mean governmental. They are just universal.

So the , what is the “Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications” also known as Rospechat?

Much more than a chain of newsstands.

The Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications (Rospechat) is a regulatory state agency within the hierarchy of the Russian Government.[2]

en.wikipedia.org...(Russia)

Anyone else find it strange that RT won’t touch this?

Overall, I've found the OP to be extremely frank, cordial, responsive and relatively transparent.
There remains a certain amount of obfuscation concerning how closely his work is tied to the Russian government...but that is understandable considering the nature of this thread's topic.

I think he's said he lives just outside of Moscow.

He gives a pretty clear "picture" of what Russian people are being told by Russian media.

My profile says that I live in Saratov. It is 900 kilometers from Moscow.
If you do not know, and do not even want to know such simple facts, then how can you even judge Russia in any way?

About 10 hours outside of Moscow. Has that always been there on your profile? Or did you add Saratov?

Same difference. You are providing a clear "picture" of what Russian people are being told by Russian media.

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: vonclod

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: IAMTAT

In Russia there are local regional media, there are federal media. "Federal" does not mean governmental. They are just universal.

So the , what is the “Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications” also known as Rospechat?

Much more than a chain of newsstands.

The Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications (Rospechat) is a regulatory state agency within the hierarchy of the Russian Government.[2]

en.wikipedia.org...(Russia)

Anyone else find it strange that RT won’t touch this?

Overall, I've found the OP to be extremely frank, cordial, responsive and relatively transparent.
There remains a certain amount of obfuscation concerning how closely his work is tied to the Russian government...but that is understandable considering the nature of this thread's topic.

I think he's said he lives just outside of Moscow.

He gives a pretty clear "picture" of what Russian people are being told by Russian media.

My profile says that I live in Saratov. It is 900 kilometers from Moscow.
If you do not know, and do not even want to know such simple facts, then how can you even judge Russia in any way?

People can judge Russia, any damn way they please..you understand?

I imagine he doesn’t understand. Living in a country where judging your government results in getting nerve gassed will do that.

Tends to cloud understanding.

He is partially right in other things he has said, he imagines Russia as free, and non dictatorship..thats wrong!, but says we are in a dictatorship..thats funny..lol, but truth be told, probably aren't far behind Russia

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: NoMoreFools

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: IAMTAT

In Russia there are local regional media, there are federal media. "Federal" does not mean governmental. They are just universal.

So the , what is the “Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications” also known as Rospechat?

Much more than a chain of newsstands.

The Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications (Rospechat) is a regulatory state agency within the hierarchy of the Russian Government.[2]

en.wikipedia.org...(Russia)

Anyone else find it strange that RT won’t touch this?

Overall, I've found the OP to be extremely frank, cordial, responsive and relatively transparent.
There remains a certain amount of obfuscation concerning how closely his work is tied to the Russian government...but that is understandable considering the nature of this thread's topic.

I think he's said he lives just outside of Moscow.

He gives a pretty clear "picture" of what Russian people are being told by Russian media.

My profile says that I live in Saratov. It is 900 kilometers from Moscow.
If you do not know, and do not even want to know such simple facts, then how can you even judge Russia in any way?

I'm pretty sure you've previously described your home as 'a suburb (or town) outside moscow', not that it makes any difference (no need to be more specific than that).