Vladimir Putin Thread

AlfaT8 wrote:

Kyo wrote:Putin's popularity in Russia attains 88%

As soon as it hits 90% the West is gonna claim that it must be a lie cuzz 90% is "impossible" so it must be a lie just like it was for the Crimea.

like so:




I would like to add for the record that after seeing that first vid when it aired, i immediately unsubscribed from the YT, so yea Vann was right.

Lol yeah, The Young Jerks network, those moonbats are laughing stocks. Cenk Uyghur likes to posture like some free-thinker, but the guy was on MSNBC, reading scripts and kissing Obama's ass like the 'Kool-aid' drinker that he is. What I find the most funny is that their limp-wristed network has a token Armenian, nothing more ridiculous than a supposed Armenian who has no problem working for a psuedo-progressive opinion network (as opposed to journalism) in which it is  ran by a Turk, in which that organization is named after the genocidalist far-right wing Young Turk regime, in which that Turk that runs the network has an irrational seething hatred for any and all things Russian lmao! Could you imagine a so-called 'progressive' network named after the Ku Klux Klan, in which Black employee's defend the naming of the organization? Or a so-called 'progressive' network named after the Brownshirts, in which Jewish employee's defend the name of that organization lol?

Kyo wrote:Putin's popularity in Russia attains 88%

The link isn't working, here's a working link:

http://www.gazeta.ru/politics/news/2015/03/13/n_7008637.shtml

guy's MIA for quite some time now... must be getting that nanomachines upgrade- how do you say "nanomachines, son!" in russian?

collegeboy16 wrote:how do you say "nanomachines, son!" in russian?

"наномашини" ("nanomashini"), I think?

Where is Putin ? he disappeared for several days

sepheronx wrote:He wasn't on the news only other than photos of his appearance.  Maybe he is not feeling well?

Apparently he had some back pain, considering all his years of Judo practice:

https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fin24.org%2Fworld%2F14134&sandbox=1

Too much fixation on Pootie. By lovers and haters.

I didn't even notice he was gone. Whaddaya know, the country just kinda runs itself!

Anyway, to be serious for a moment, the Russian MoD are testing Putin response times.

flamming_python wrote:I didn't even notice he was gone. Whaddaya know, the country just kinda runs itself!

Anyway, to be serious for a moment, the Russian MoD are testing Putin response times.

Hey Python, just check out this pure gold...

Well if those nukes are pointed at McFails house I hope Putin left a moron in charge... only trouble is that all the worlds morons seem to be in the republican party or congress...

After watching the video posted by Kyo in the other thread I am now suspicious of Putin's absence. There really was an
attempt to stage a Moscow Maidan, including the presence of dozens of Banderite goons following the CIA recipe book.

The snap military drills are a form of communication with the psychopaths in Washington that Russia will not roll over.
We don't know the half of the stuff that goes down. I wouldn't be surprised if there wasn't some assassin Putin hunt
after the failure of the Nemtsov murder Maidan. There are thousands of infiltrators from Ukraine in Russia who are
basically NATO agents of disruption. The possibilities for provocations are endless.

New official website of Russian President Vladimir Putin will start work by midday on Wednesday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. Russian presidential website kremlin.ru was launched in January 2000.

http://sputniknews.com/russia/20150408/1020599482.html

Vladimir Putin will hold a large conference on April 16 during which he will answer to questions from across Russia.

Putin approved five general designers of arms on classified topics
http://vpk.name/news/130494_putin_utverdil_pyat_genkonstruktorov_vooruzhenii_po_zasekrechennyim_temam.html

Putin Talks Chechen War, Oligarchs, Ukraine, Sanctions in New TV Film

Russian President Vladimir Putin shared his view on topics "starting from the Chechen campaign and ending with oligarch friends, attitude to power and attitude toward God" in new made-for-TV film, according to the statement of Russian journalist Vladimir Solovyov.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) — Russian President Vladimir Putin covered a wide range of issues, including the Chechen war and Russia's role in world affairs, during an almost two-hour interview to be used for a new made-for-TV film, Russian journalist Vladimir Solovyov, who hosted the interview, said Monday.

Solovyov said Putin shared his view on topics "starting from the Chechen campaign and ending with oligarch friends, attitude to power and attitude toward God."

The president also spoke about what it takes to be a leader on this scale, according to Solovyov.

"He said: 'as a matter of fact [you have to sacrifice] everything, there is no normal life at all, this is why I always honestly say that I do not like to work as president at all,'" Solovyov stated.

Putin's relations with Russian oligarchs also came up in the interview, parts of which will be used in the film, dedicated to the 15th anniversary of Putin's presidency, which will be broadcast on Sunday.

"Putin said that soon after he became president a group of oligarch mates came and said: 'Do you understand that you are not a president? We will rule the country,' and Putin said: "We shall see," Solovyov said.

Putin is currently serving his third four-year term as president of Russia after also holding the post in back-to-back terms from 2000 to 2008. He served as prime minister for four years before being elected president again in March 2012. Putin's current term expires in 2018.

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/russia/20150420/1021122444.html#ixzz3XrOLCceP

Pretty insightful analysis by Rostislav Ishchenko, about the conflict between the US and Russia....

What does Putin want? A major analysis by Rostislav Ishchenko (must read!)
http://thesaker.is/what-does-putin-want-a-major-analysis-by-rostislav-ishchenko-must-read/

alexZam wrote:

Good one

UKRAINE? 

alexZam wrote:UKRAINE? 

Hehe.

Putin Holds his Father's Picture: The Immortal's March (photos + video)
http://fortruss.blogspot.ru/2015/05/putin-holds-his-fathers-picture.html

Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke about the 'Immortal Regiment' initiative's importance, while marching with over 300,000 people in Moscow's Red Square, Saturday. "It was born not in cabinets, nor in administrative structures, but in the hearts of our people," Putin told the interviewer.

Some estimate that around 500 000 people attended....possibly the biggest public gathering in Moscow ever!

Got into this, dunno if it was posted before. It's old actually, but valid. Those were Dmitry Medvedev times as President and VVP as PM.