Leonarda said:Gonzo said:Another intriguing session. Thanks for sharing it.
The manufactured Syrian crisis has been occupying an awful lot of my thinking lately and I've been curious about the leaders who are standing firm (so far) against the rush to blame and attack. Putin is an interesting character to say the least. He seems a bit of an enigma. He was a product of the KGBand his authoritarian approach to democracy had fuelled much criticism. And yet, during his leadership, wages increased, and unemployment and poverty dropped. The C's statement that he is not so heartless adds to the puzzle.
This confuses me because the C's said that there has been one world government for a while. Can Putin go against the agenda?
If the agenda is to have a war to distract the people from what really matters, then he isn't going against it, he is playing the part of the 'good guy' vs the bad guys, at least for some people. You have to have a convincing enemy to have a really good 'war', don't ya know!