Putin's birthday
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Apparently, New York wasn't the only place where "Putin the Peacemaker" made an appearance.
According to this post on Twitter, this is the house where Putin and his family lived in Dresden, when he stationed there between 1985-1990.
According to this post on Twitter, this is the house where Putin and his family lived in Dresden, when he stationed there between 1985-1990.
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64th Birthday of Vladimir Putin: The President’s Most Memorable Moments (PHOTOS)
https://sputniknews.com/russia/20161007/1046093183/putin-hobbies-interests-birthday.html
'Peacemaker Putin' Spotted in New York, Moscow, Dresden
https://sputniknews.com/world/20161007/1046112275/putin-peacemaker-banner-graffiti.html
First, "the peacemaker" banner with Putin depicted over the Russian and Syrian flags was seen for a while over the New York City Manhattan Bridge.
Then, mysterious graffiti was spotted in one German city: the portrait of Mr. President signed with the same "peacemaker" word appeared on a house wall, and not just any house, but the house Putin lived in in during the 1980s, while working in Dresden as an undercover head of the House of Friendship of the USSR and GDR.
And finally, some other unknown activists hung a banner featuring Putin in Moscow. The Russian President's photo on the Syrian flag with a slogan thanking Putin for peace was hung from the Krymsky Bridge (or the Crimean Bridge).
Was this some kind of "flashmob" thought up by some creative people around the world to congratulate Vladimir Putin on his 64th birthday. Or, was it an attempt to unofficially call him a better candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize 2016? For better or for worse, the organizers and their original idea remain unknown.
https://sputniknews.com/russia/20161007/1046093183/putin-hobbies-interests-birthday.html
'Peacemaker Putin' Spotted in New York, Moscow, Dresden
https://sputniknews.com/world/20161007/1046112275/putin-peacemaker-banner-graffiti.html
First, "the peacemaker" banner with Putin depicted over the Russian and Syrian flags was seen for a while over the New York City Manhattan Bridge.
Then, mysterious graffiti was spotted in one German city: the portrait of Mr. President signed with the same "peacemaker" word appeared on a house wall, and not just any house, but the house Putin lived in in during the 1980s, while working in Dresden as an undercover head of the House of Friendship of the USSR and GDR.
And finally, some other unknown activists hung a banner featuring Putin in Moscow. The Russian President's photo on the Syrian flag with a slogan thanking Putin for peace was hung from the Krymsky Bridge (or the Crimean Bridge).
Was this some kind of "flashmob" thought up by some creative people around the world to congratulate Vladimir Putin on his 64th birthday. Or, was it an attempt to unofficially call him a better candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize 2016? For better or for worse, the organizers and their original idea remain unknown.
Keit said:Apparently, New York wasn't the only place where "Putin the Peacemaker" made an appearance.
According to this post on Twitter, this is the house where Putin and his family lived in Dresden, when he stationed there between 1985-1990.
Yes, it was also covered here:
https://de.sott.net/article/26442-Korrekt-Deutsche-gratulieren-Putin-mit-Geburtstags-Graffiti-Friedensstifter-in-Dresden
Menrva said:Gandalf said:
Da! I sent one as well. Happy Birthday, Sir Putin!
Me too, I've just sent him a letter in English, a couple of days late. My goal is to sent one written in Russian next year! And I'll share the dearputin and other sott links on social media, as a gift too.
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Yes, he must really feel like schooling in the desert. Well, that´s not even true seeing how grateful the desert reacts with just few drops of water.
It´s particularly striking and even aberrant the level of speech he must conform to during encounters with journalists of several countries, like in the part of his speech during the St Petersburg International Economic Forum, in June 2016, where he says:
"Listen to me. We are all adult at this table, and experienced professionals at that. But I´m not even going to hope that you are going to relay everything, exactly how I said it, in your publications. Neither will you attempt to influence your media outlets."
"It´s only you that they tell tall tales and you spread it to the citizens of your countries. How can you not understand that the world is being pulled in an irreversible direction. I don´t know how to go through you anymore. What I do know is we will have to defend ourselves and I even know how they will package this ´Russian agression´again."
He must really be upset and weren´t it for his sense of humour and empathy, god knows where he would be today. I hope our words will also reach him and his familly and contribute to comfort him somewhat.
Yes, he must really feel like schooling in the desert. Well, that´s not even true seeing how grateful the desert reacts with just few drops of water.
It´s particularly striking and even aberrant the level of speech he must conform to during encounters with journalists of several countries, like in the part of his speech during the St Petersburg International Economic Forum, in June 2016, where he says:
"Listen to me. We are all adult at this table, and experienced professionals at that. But I´m not even going to hope that you are going to relay everything, exactly how I said it, in your publications. Neither will you attempt to influence your media outlets."
"It´s only you that they tell tall tales and you spread it to the citizens of your countries. How can you not understand that the world is being pulled in an irreversible direction. I don´t know how to go through you anymore. What I do know is we will have to defend ourselves and I even know how they will package this ´Russian agression´again."
He must really be upset and weren´t it for his sense of humour and empathy, god knows where he would be today. I hope our words will also reach him and his familly and contribute to comfort him somewhat.
Another year has passed.
Happy birthday Wladimir Wladimirowitsch Putin. Thank you for keeping up the light of sanity and decency in this world. The world is grateful for what you have done and continue to do. We are thankful for having you. Happy 65. birthday!
Happy birthday Wladimir Wladimirowitsch Putin. Thank you for keeping up the light of sanity and decency in this world. The world is grateful for what you have done and continue to do. We are thankful for having you. Happy 65. birthday!
Ditto that. Putin's Universal intelligence is a God send to humanity. Viva La Putin.Pashalis said:Another year has passed.
Happy birthday Wladimir Wladimirowitsch Putin. Thank you for keeping up the light of sanity and decency in this world. The world is grateful for what you have done and continue to do. We are thankful for having you. Happy 65. birthday!
Vad.Are Putin & Rex Tillerson friends?
Happy Birthday to one of the greatest living men of our generation, a true leader.
The other day I watched the fantastic documentary on Putin called 'President'. It's in Russian with English subtitles. I think everyone who wants to see what kind of person Putin is should watch it.
The other day I watched the fantastic documentary on Putin called 'President'. It's in Russian with English subtitles. I think everyone who wants to see what kind of person Putin is should watch it.
Happy Birthday President Putin! He is such a contrast to what we have in many countries around the world. Intelligent, understanding, principled, caring; and as Beau said, "One of the greatest living men of our generation, a true leader." Well-said, Beau!
He's a breath of fresh air in a poisonous atmosphere of psychopathic and pathological politicians.
He's a breath of fresh air in a poisonous atmosphere of psychopathic and pathological politicians.
Happy Birthday President Putin
The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, is celebrating today his 65th birthday. Sputnik challenges you to answer a few trivia questions to see how well you actually know the leader.
https://sputniknews.com/society/201710071058033009-vladimir-putin-trivia/
I answer to 7 out of 11, I did not know, for example about fishing and Berlusconi :)
The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, is celebrating today his 65th birthday. Sputnik challenges you to answer a few trivia questions to see how well you actually know the leader.
https://sputniknews.com/society/201710071058033009-vladimir-putin-trivia/
I answer to 7 out of 11, I did not know, for example about fishing and Berlusconi :)
Happy Birthday from me too Mr. President Putin.
The only sane and human leader in the world today.Thank you for fighting the evil in this world.
The only sane and human leader in the world today.Thank you for fighting the evil in this world.
