CIA-backed rebels, civilians reportedly targeted by Russian airstrikes in Syria

a reply to: RogueWave

And what does this have to do with my post about how the anti Russian propaganda on this site is a failure?

Your inability to respond merely proves that the anti-American propaganda on this site is constrained. That's why so many people assume that you are under Russian government supervision. Prove me wrong. Please say something about Russian policy or Vladimir Putin you disapprove of.

a reply to: midicon

You might not agree with Putin's actions but they are understandable.

Understandable, but illegal.

a reply to: midicon

I suppose $5billion spent destabilising a country isn't really 'involvement'.

So you believe the Russian lie that a $5 billion dollar investment in building Ukraine's economy was "destabilizing?"

Policy conference in progress: although the title of this thread affirms CIA activity, it also correctly claims that Russia is not limiting its attacks to Daesh. Since replying to posts bumps it, Russian trolls should probably stop responding, especially since the thread is starting to draw attention back to the Ukraine debacle....

a reply to: DJW001

I don't know if it was a Russian lie or not but the events that unfolded helped make it believable. I did read up on it and saw a list or two of the NGO's supported or created by the USA. More than likely many 'soft power' projects run and organised by the CIA or some such...spreading democracy!

No big deal if you disagree but to say that Russia had no business in Ukraine is nonsense. Since when did legality ever bother the USA?

a reply to: midicon

. More than likely many 'soft power' projects run and organised by the CIA or some such...spreading democracy!

Why does Russia consider spreading democracy dangerous?

a reply to: DJW001

Your inability to respond merely proves that the anti-American propaganda on this site is constrained.

My inability? Lol. My unwillingness that is. Because I am not going to humor you. I wasn't saying anything that would warrant these questions from you. I am not playing your game. Sucks huh?

That's why so many people assume that you are under Russian government supervision.

Lol. What many people? Did you take a little poll, or were you discussing me with other members through a private channel? What do you base such a statement on?

Prove me wrong. Please say something about Russian policy or Vladimir Putin you disapprove of.

I don't feel the need to prove you wrong because you are obviously being ridiculous.

I am not jumping through your hoops, sorry.

a reply to: RogueWave

I am not jumping through your hoops, sorry.

Oh yes you are. This is why Russian propaganda is so pathetic.

a reply to: DJW001

That doesn't even make sense....

Fail.

originally posted by: RogueWave
a reply to: DJW001

That doesn't even make sense....

Fail.

You are jumping through hoops trying to avoid a challenge. Fail.

originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: RogueWave

I am not jumping through your hoops, sorry.

Oh yes you are. This is why Russian propaganda is so pathetic.

I hope you also mean that US propaganda is just as pathetic. Because personaly i think the US tip the scale when it come's to being pathetic in this conflict.

Russia and Putin are playing their opposition game against the US, there is no doubt about that. But to be honest... it is less pathetic then how the US play their game.

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But this is all very subjective, we all see this conflict differently. And will have different opinions.

a reply to: DJW001

How original, again, you took my comment and turned it around on me. Getting harder to come up with a decent reply that you actually thought of yourself?

That's why so many people assume that you are under Russian government supervision.

So I take it that this is a fabrication, in order to discredit me?

originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: midicon

. More than likely many 'soft power' projects run and organised by the CIA or some such...spreading democracy!

Why does Russia consider spreading democracy dangerous?

I don't know if it does. I should rephrase...'under the guise of spreading democracy'.

originally posted by: Danton

originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: midicon

. More than likely many 'soft power' projects run and organised by the CIA or some such...spreading democracy!

Why does Russia consider spreading democracy dangerous?

[SNIPPED].

We should be spreading democracy to Saudi Arabia. The House of Saud has to go. It is disgusting that the United States considers hem allies. Why did you assume I'm a hypocrite? I'm not the one attacking the United States for doing what Russia is doing in Ukraine.

a reply to: DJW001

Ok sorry then. I'm just pissed off about the whole situation and the more I read the more pissed off I get. Sorry to take it out on you.

a reply to: Danton

Apology accepted.

That said, all that has happened has happened because it was allowed to. The genocide could have and should have been stopped. People will pay for this in this life or the next.

a reply to: DJW001

Thanks I'm not really angry at you. I just can't believe this has happened and is allowed to continue. It would be better if I didn't read about this at all. Ignorance is bliss.

originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: Danton

Apology accepted.

Captain Needa? Just trying to lighten up the dismal path the thread has taken due to my brain explosion due to the disturbing stuff I read.

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