Putin announces 2018 presidential run
- Thread starter lilies
- Start date
lilies said:
More like, congratulations to all of us! If Putin steps out of scene, things may go very wrong very fast. I don't think there's anyone out at there right now who can fill his shoes!
PerfectCircle
Jedi Master
Best news I've heard in months !!
I am very happy because of this
I am very happy because of this
angelburst29
The Living Force
The Russian Union of Afghanistan Veterans is ready to take part in the work of the election headquarters of Vladimir Putin, said the chairman of the association Franz Klintsevich.
Afghanistan Veterans Union to spearhead Putin's Election Campaign
http://www.fort-russ.com/2017/12/afghanistan-veterans-union-to-spearhead.html
On Wednesday, Putin announced his intention to run in 2018. Earlier, Klintsevich said that specific measures to support Putin's candidacy, the Russian Union of Afghan Veterans will discuss at its meeting due on Thursday.
"The main result of our work was the decision to support President Vladimir V. Putin in the election campaign in March 2018. We will unite our efforts, take part in the work of campaign headquarters in the regions, show the unity of our veteran community at a difficult time for Russia."
Vladimir Putin's rating reached its highest figures between 2014 and 2016, notably during the acquisition of Crimea as well as the start of the Russian air campaign in Syria. It dropped off in the 2016 - 2017 primarily due to the effects of the sanctions on the economy. Nevertheless, today Putin approval rating is in the mid 80%.
WATCH: Confirmed - Putin running against two incompetents in 2018
http://www.fort-russ.com/2017/12/watch-confirmed-putin-running-against.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oti5LtSX8w0 (8:54 min.)
The two don’t hold any significant weight in terms of competition – but they are loud in sources of Western mainstream media, such as CNN and BBC. Both Sobchak and Navalny criticise Russia’s acquisition of Crimea, for which 97% of Crimeans voted in favour during the 2014 referendum; as well as Russia’s involvement in the war in Syria, despite being legitimately invited by the Assad government, unlike the involvement of the US.
Serious competition comes only from the Communist Party (KPRF) – Gennady Zyuganov, and Russia’s third most popular political party after United Russia and KPRF, LDPR – led by the eccentric Vladimir Zhirinovsky.
Former TV presenter Sobchak, in an interview with CNN, said that she supports anti-Russian sanctions, and that she would hold a new referendum in the Crimea to decide the fate of the peninsula. In this outtake, she considers NATO's missiles at the Russian border no threat either – as if it is Russia that is plonking its bases near other world powers. Some have questioned whether Sobchak is even aware of which country’s presidency she’s running for – Russia, Ukraine, or the US?
As for Alexei Navalny - he obtained special training as part of his Yale University education, equipped to organize and carry out “color revolution" operations with guaranteed funding. History shows that not one "maidan" has ever resolved the problems that its respective country was concerned with - not in Yugoslavia, not in Tunisia, nor Ukraine. Alexei Navalny and his team are agents of US influence and intelligence service collaborators.
Navalny holds a Yale University Maurice Greenberg fellowship, who in 2005, was forced to leave his position at AIG Insurance as a result of a corruption investigation by the New York City prosecutor's office, which had revealed accounting fraud. The Council on Foreign Relations came to Greenberg's defense, as well as Mr Henry Kissinger himself. Greenberg was able to avoid a jail term while AIG paid $1.64 billion in fines. The investigation similarly revealed various offshore schemes, which were used for the siphoning of money overseas. Greenberg's lawyer was able to access the AIG office on the Bermuda Islands and destroyed around 80 boxes of documents.
These are the 'businessmen' who have the audacity to teach international politics and relations with Russia at Ivy League schools, funding Russia's "fighters against corruption."
Afghanistan Veterans Union to spearhead Putin's Election Campaign
http://www.fort-russ.com/2017/12/afghanistan-veterans-union-to-spearhead.html
On Wednesday, Putin announced his intention to run in 2018. Earlier, Klintsevich said that specific measures to support Putin's candidacy, the Russian Union of Afghan Veterans will discuss at its meeting due on Thursday.
"The main result of our work was the decision to support President Vladimir V. Putin in the election campaign in March 2018. We will unite our efforts, take part in the work of campaign headquarters in the regions, show the unity of our veteran community at a difficult time for Russia."
Vladimir Putin's rating reached its highest figures between 2014 and 2016, notably during the acquisition of Crimea as well as the start of the Russian air campaign in Syria. It dropped off in the 2016 - 2017 primarily due to the effects of the sanctions on the economy. Nevertheless, today Putin approval rating is in the mid 80%.
WATCH: Confirmed - Putin running against two incompetents in 2018
http://www.fort-russ.com/2017/12/watch-confirmed-putin-running-against.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oti5LtSX8w0 (8:54 min.)
The two don’t hold any significant weight in terms of competition – but they are loud in sources of Western mainstream media, such as CNN and BBC. Both Sobchak and Navalny criticise Russia’s acquisition of Crimea, for which 97% of Crimeans voted in favour during the 2014 referendum; as well as Russia’s involvement in the war in Syria, despite being legitimately invited by the Assad government, unlike the involvement of the US.
Serious competition comes only from the Communist Party (KPRF) – Gennady Zyuganov, and Russia’s third most popular political party after United Russia and KPRF, LDPR – led by the eccentric Vladimir Zhirinovsky.
Former TV presenter Sobchak, in an interview with CNN, said that she supports anti-Russian sanctions, and that she would hold a new referendum in the Crimea to decide the fate of the peninsula. In this outtake, she considers NATO's missiles at the Russian border no threat either – as if it is Russia that is plonking its bases near other world powers. Some have questioned whether Sobchak is even aware of which country’s presidency she’s running for – Russia, Ukraine, or the US?
As for Alexei Navalny - he obtained special training as part of his Yale University education, equipped to organize and carry out “color revolution" operations with guaranteed funding. History shows that not one "maidan" has ever resolved the problems that its respective country was concerned with - not in Yugoslavia, not in Tunisia, nor Ukraine. Alexei Navalny and his team are agents of US influence and intelligence service collaborators.
Navalny holds a Yale University Maurice Greenberg fellowship, who in 2005, was forced to leave his position at AIG Insurance as a result of a corruption investigation by the New York City prosecutor's office, which had revealed accounting fraud. The Council on Foreign Relations came to Greenberg's defense, as well as Mr Henry Kissinger himself. Greenberg was able to avoid a jail term while AIG paid $1.64 billion in fines. The investigation similarly revealed various offshore schemes, which were used for the siphoning of money overseas. Greenberg's lawyer was able to access the AIG office on the Bermuda Islands and destroyed around 80 boxes of documents.
These are the 'businessmen' who have the audacity to teach international politics and relations with Russia at Ivy League schools, funding Russia's "fighters against corruption."
Trending content
-
-
Thread 'Coronavirus Pandemic: Apocalypse Now! Or exaggerated scare story?'
- wanderingthomas
Replies: 30K -
