Yeah, what is happening in those places?
An unreported armed conflict that officially doesn't exist.
Things like that (just today, and actually reported on CNN in rare interest solely due to the upcoming Sochi mayhem):
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/01/15/world/europe/russia-security-sochi/Who do you think is sponsoring all that Islamic terrorism directed against Russia?
North Caucasus alcohol sellers (or else the're bombed/firebombed, or even just shot in some cases), and especially local government officials (to be exempted from assassination lists), extorted through a local form of the "revolutionary tax" thing. Russia Today didn't tell you this, right? Of course they didn't, after all "nothing's happening" there.
Also, by their local and diaspora supporters on voluntary basis. It used to be the Middle East "charities", too, but for many years now they have many more much more interesting conflicts instead (with "interesting" being located inside or close to the Arab World).
You don't seem to get the point that there's *single unipolar, hegemonic superpower* in the world today
China?
You are really clueless if you don't know who is pulling the strings in the world today. Russia is a country under siege.
Russia is a country ruled by ex-KGB mafia, currently reaping out the fruits of hundreds of years of imperialism, colonialism and genocide in the North Caucasus and elsewhere.
US sponsors terrorism against it, has an enormous 5th column inside the country, buying people off right and left with unlimited dollars to spend
Actually, Americans co-operate with Russian secret services closely and even offer $5 million for Umarov.
And during the Chechen war of independence 1994-96, the bankrupt Moscow regime's brutal (and blundering) military offensive was directly sponsored by American taxpayer money, while Clinton publicly defended Yelstin by comparing him to Lincoln and the war to the American Civil War, in a "good guys vs bad guys" narrative of which:
http://newleftreview.org/II/30/tony-wood-the-case-for-chechnya. And it really was sponsoring (state) terrorism alright.
You have a typical fragile male ego, do you realize that?
Whatever is "a typical fragile male ego"? Are you a feminist or something?
You misguidedly identify with a corrupt government that despises it's own people and is at war against you.
Uh-oh, someone's projecting.
Constructive criticism is the highest duty of a patriot who loves his country - not blind devotion and ignorance. Russia is a better American patriot than you are.
I skipped the rest of the crazy talk, but just one thing: I've never even try to be an "American patriot". Mostly because I'm just not an American.
But it's just great if Lt.-Col. Putin's chekist gang is a group of such great American patriots. Hey, maybe Yelstin too was really Lincoln reincarnated.
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roell29
11 years ago
So according to you, the US isn't involved in attempting to overthrow the Russian government and replace it with a Western-controlled puppet government as with all the other CIA-sponsored "color revolutions" in the region? The US isn't sponsoring Islamic terrorism against Russia?
US-Backed Islamic Terrorism: Dividing the Arab World, Weakening Russia and China -
globalresearch.ca/us-backed-islamic-terrorism-dividing-the-arab-world- weakening-russia-and-china/5365020
Sounds like you got that steaming pile of disinfo straight out of CIA headquarters. Well, fewer and fewer people believe that crap anymore, thanks to the internet and decentralized news media.
"Fragile male ego" - as in, taking criticism of your country as a personal insult. Inability to evaluate criticism fairly due to your ego getting in the way.
Leave the gun, take the cannoli...
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overninethousand
11 years ago
Yes, and welcome to the real world. The naiive Americans still believe in how the murderous Russian gangsters want and can be friends if you're friendly enough to them, which was most recently most evident with this "reset" bullsh*t.
Now try to not believe any random wacko (like "Olga Shedrova") on the internet.
Oh, and my country is not America.
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roell29
11 years ago
"My country is Poland" - strange way of putting it. Does that mean you're an American "working" in Poland? Or are you a Pole working for Uncle Sam? If a Pole not working for Uncle Sam, then why are you so keen on America's foreign policy (an attitude not exactly representative of Poles in general), complaining about hearing too many torture stories? Is that subject not important enough for you? How do you think you'd feel if your family been victims of torture? You don't happen to work in one of those secret US rendition prisons which have been reported to operate in Poland, do you?
Leave the gun, take the cannoli...
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overninethousand
11 years ago
Which means my country is not America, and I'm not an American. Which I already told you so,
I skipped the rest of the crazy talk, but just one thing: I've never even try to be an "American patriot". Mostly because I'm just not an American.
But it's just great if Lt.-Col. Putin's chekist gang is a group of such great American patriots. Hey, maybe Yelstin too was really Lincoln reincarnated.
but you ignored this completely and went on with "you filthy American capitalist pig-dog" narrative.
Actually,
my family were victims of chekist torture. And so I "feel" alright, thank you very much for your concern.
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