crisis in Russia - war is coming

reply to post by RFBurns


your elected representatives are controlled in 100%.

the only posiblility is to start revolution my friend. but how can you get masses with you when all media are working for the NWO mafia? it needs a lot of work for all of us. to show the darker side of McDonald...

Originally posted by czacza

crisis in Russia - war is coming

www.economist.com

Russia’s economic growth will become a lot more dependent on foreign investments. The optimistic scenario is that Russia’s economic needs will tame its hostility towards the West and that the political system created by Mr Putin and inherited by Mr Medvedev will become more flexible. The war in Georgia makes this scenario less likely than it would have been a year ago. Instead, the self-sustained logic of the Putin regime suggests that Russia will continue to search for enemies both outside the country and within. This may mean more hostile rhetoric and possibly actions in the former Soviet republics which Russia considers its own sphere of influence.

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this might be because of the new seamus and haji release party.

Russia has many legitimate complaints against the west, lately it's been painful listening to 98.7% of American/European propaganda saying otherwise. It's like Russia is inherently evil and deserve nothing but our scorn and neglect in dealing with world issues.

Does America/Europe turn it's back on Japan because of WW2? Do they automatically vilify their government and people at every possible opportunity? No; so why is this the case with Russia? It seems like every week there's a story about Korean/Thai/Chinese aggression against Japan and the world gives Japan victim status without a second thought. How soon we all forget Japan tried to invade and conquer that entire section of the world!

If there's a war started between Russia and any number of western countries, I'd put money on America being the responsible aggressor; either directly or more likely by proxy.