Stratford57
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Soros latched on to a transnationalist plot that was already there. After the end of the Cold War, HW Bush, a born liar, said that we were not going to gloat about winning and keep hitting Russia when it's down. But that's exactly what his clique did. Yeltsin was too trusting and let his country get raped from within and without.Bluebloods Are Yellow
I remember Putin's birthday "celebration" in Syria in 2015 when Russia launched its "Kalibrs" for the first time and made Pentagon literally frozen: nobody expected such efficient and accurate weapons in Russia.
On October 7, the Russian Gepard-class frigate Dagestan and three small Buyan-class corvettes sailing in the Caspian Sea unleashed a volley of twenty-six Kalibr cruise missiles from their Vertical Launch Systems. The nine-meter long missiles soared nine hundred miles over Iranian and Iraqi territory before slamming into targets into eleven targets in Syria, hitting a mix of ISIS fighters and Free Syrian Army rebels.
Kalibr: Russia Has Its Very Own 'Tomahawk' Missile
We'd be twice as strong with an ally like Russia. But no, the sissyboy Preppies who dodged their own duty against the Communists want to restart the Cold War. The only way we can stop that movement is make sure that their sheltered sons get drafted at age 18.
The cooperation and good relationship between USA and Russia would mean prosperity for the whole world: no new wars, stopping existing wars and conflicts, lots of benefits to Russia, USA and other countries. But the goals of Soros and his Deep State buddies who have been controlling USA, EU and ME for the last years (if not decades!) are diametrically opposite. That's why they are doing their best sticking Trump's wheels and weakening Russia (with sanctions, etc.) and painting her in black through their owned Media.
Putin (a few days ago): Believe it or not, you can ask our partners if you wish, but our advantage is that we never play double games with anyone. We are always honest in relationships with our partners. We voice our opinions openly.
If we do not agree with something, we will say it directly that our opinion is this and this. We take your views into account, we respect them but we will do this and this. That gives us a great advantage because we are predictable, unlike many other countries. I think this, and not our military potential, is exactly what motivates our partners to develop relations with Russia.
Russian Energy Week Forum plenary session
Yeltsin basically allowed Americans to control Russia. You would think official Washington became friends with Russia? On the contrary it took an advantage of that and started weakening Russia and surrounding it with NATO countries and bases.
Putin: When the Soviet Union ceased to exist we welcomed our Western partners with open arms. Just remember what it took us to disclose our wiretapping systems in the US Embassy in Moscow. Nothing like that was done in return.
We, for instance, put an end to the flights of our strategic aviation along the US border, while the United States never did so. We conducted no flights for ten years, but the United States never stopped, they kept flying.
In the early 2000s we had US observers at our nuclear weapons production facilities. They were literary there, at the plant; that was the level of trust. And then USA unilaterally withdrew from the ABM Treaty and launched an intensive construction of anti-ballistic missile defence system as part of their strategic nuclear forces transferred to the periphery, and started constructing missile deployment areas in Romania and, subsequently, in Poland.
Interview to Bloomberg
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Vladimir Putin: By the way, Boris Yeltsin was also in favour and agreeable until he took a very tough stance on Yugoslavia. Then everybody started bringing up his drinking and other compromising behaviour. That is when it all started.
You see, as I just said: they do not like our growing independence, that’s the problem.
Vladimir Putin answered questions from Russian journalists