Has Obama Started A New Cold War With Russia?

Has Obama Started A New Cold War With Russia


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Looks like the Russians are now renewing their agreements with Iran to arm them with new weapons and assist them in building more Nuclear Facilities. Has Obama pushed the Russians in this direction? What do you think?

Actually, thanks to Ronald "The Traitor" Reagan, we got played.

The Russians, seeing their Warsaw Pact, untenable, conned the US under Reagan to soften the blow to their economy during the "breakup" by dumping billions in US cash toward the Russian thugs from the KGB and Mafia.

Once reorganized, Putin (aka "Little Stalin") came to power and began re-inserting the autocracy. Thanks to George W (I wanna kick Saddam's ass for being mean to Daddy) Bush, Putin was able to fool the US into thinking he was a-okay, by batting his eyes at ol'George (Who saw into the man's soul).

Obama saw what a commie pig this guy is, and stopped the love fest.

Unfortunately the right still loves Putin. :doubt:

Lost 'em again, huh?

Look under your mommy's sleeper sofa that you're spending your nights on.

They look like this

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Mom lives in California. I live in Brooklyn..and have 2 apartments, one I own, and one I rent.

By the way..stop sleeping in the lobby. You stink and no, I don't have loose change.
 
Putin stepped in to fill the vacuum left by Obama's abdication of US traditional leadership role
 
Looks like the Russians are now renewing their agreements with Iran to arm them with new weapons and assist them in building more Nuclear Facilities. Has Obama pushed the Russians in this direction? What do you think?

Actually, thanks to Ronald "The Traitor" Reagan, we got played.

The Russians, seeing their Warsaw Pact, untenable, conned the US under Reagan to soften the blow to their economy during the "breakup" by dumping billions in US cash toward the Russian thugs from the KGB and Mafia.

Once reorganized, Putin (aka "Little Stalin") came to power and began re-inserting the autocracy. Thanks to George W (I wanna kick Saddam's ass for being mean to Daddy) Bush, Putin was able to fool the US into thinking he was a-okay, by batting his eyes at ol'George (Who saw into the man's soul).

Obama saw what a commie pig this guy is, and stopped the love fest.

Unfortunately the right still loves Putin. :doubt:

Come on man, BOOOOSH & Reagan? You really gotta escape that time warp you're stuck in. You're sounding like a bitter ole nutter now.

Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it.

Don't be an ignorer. :eusa_shifty:
 
Looks like the Russians are now renewing their agreements with Iran to arm them with new weapons and assist them in building more Nuclear Facilities. Has Obama pushed the Russians in this direction? What do you think?

Actually, thanks to Ronald "The Traitor" Reagan, we got played.

The Russians, seeing their Warsaw Pact, untenable, conned the US under Reagan to soften the blow to their economy during the "breakup" by dumping billions in US cash toward the Russian thugs from the KGB and Mafia.

Once reorganized, Putin (aka "Little Stalin") came to power and began re-inserting the autocracy. Thanks to George W (I wanna kick Saddam's ass for being mean to Daddy) Bush, Putin was able to fool the US into thinking he was a-okay, by batting his eyes at ol'George (Who saw into the man's soul).

Obama saw what a commie pig this guy is, and stopped the love fest.

Unfortunately the right still loves Putin. :doubt:

Lost 'em again, huh?

Look under your mommy's sleeper sofa that you're spending your nights on.

They look like this

BMS00130.jpg

While he's at it, he should get this book so he can sleep on a regular matress.

bed-wetting-book.jpg
 
Putin tryin' to start a cold war with the Baltic states...

Russian war games with 12,000 troops trigger Baltic concern
September 21, 2013 ~ Baltic officials said Friday regional security had been weakened as Russia led military exercises on their doorstep involving almost 12,000 troops.
A week of land and sea maneuvers dubbed "Zapad 2013," or "West 2013," began Friday as part of biennial exercises with Belarus, Russia's Defense Ministry said on its website. Troops in both nations tested coordination in destroying "illegal armed formations," it said. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, which regained independence in 1991 after half a century of Soviet rule, joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in 2004 amid Russian opposition. NATO has held exercises in the Baltic region since 2010, while Russia has opened new military bases and deployed more troops on its western border in recent years, according to the defense ministers of Estonia and Latvia.

While Russia calls Friday's maneuvers an anti-terrorism exercise, they suggest an escalation "into a conflict with NATO member countries," Estonian Defense Minister Urmas Reinsalu said Thursday. "An exercise of this nature is certainly negatively affecting the security environment in the region." Russia, whose Kaliningrad exclave borders Lithuania, has boosted its presence on the Baltic region's borders to almost 100,000 troops from 16,000 in 2009, Reinsalu told journalists.

It's also put a landing strip for jet fighters in Belarus, near Lithuania's border, and a helicopter base in Ostrov, near the Latvian border, the Latvijas Avize newspaper cited Latvian Defense Minister Artis Pabriks as saying Friday. Recent activity is worsening the "strategic and tactical" balance, he was cited as saying. Lithuanian Defense Minster Juozas Olekas said Friday that Russia should provide its neighbors with more information on drills of this kind, as NATO does about its own operations, the BNS news service reported. "Calling this an anti-terror operation sounds a bit strange, as they're using tanks and heavy aviation," he said, according to BNS. "We're closely watching what's going on."

A Russian exercise this year simulating an air attack on Sweden was a "wakeup call" for the whole Baltic Sea area, Sweden's Svenska Dagbladet newspaper cited Estonian President Toomas Ilves as saying Sept. 16. Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that NATO had broken promises to ex-Soviet leader Mihkail Gorbachev not to expand beyond the eastern border of the former West Germany. Other former communist nations that are members of the alliance include Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. "There sure was talk of it — Gorbachev was directly promised it, although it was never documented anywhere," he said at the annual Valdai forum. "And where is NATO now? Where is its border? We were fooled, that was it."

Russian war games with 12,000 troops trigger Baltic concern - Europe - Stripes
 

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