Romney holds firm on Russia as geopolitical 'opponent'

reply to post by KnawLick


Putin's not a nice guy, he's effective. Nice guys do poorly in global politics, take Obama for example. It takes some guts to do what Putin has.

Originally posted by KnawLick

Originally posted by leosnake

Originally posted by KnawLick
reply to post by leosnake

 

Is he wrong though.... I don't see what the big deal is?

Does anybody really think Putin is a nice guy with good intentions...?

Im not Putin
Romney has naver called Putin as a
foe
He calls our nation as a foe

In a perfect world I agree with you.

But we all know thats not how it works.

I personally have never even been to the middle east, but I am responsible for the government I elect. [/quote
]
I and 80%Russian did elect that government

edit on 20-6-2012 by leosnake because: (no reason given)

maybe he has something to do with the military-industrial complex?

Originally posted by leosnake
maybe he has something to do with the military-industrial complex?

then i can understand him
nothing personal only business
and he does not give a f*ck about(how one person said here) what Russian think about his words

Originally posted by kwakakev
I feel sorry for Romney, he is like a twig caught in a tornado and knows not what he does. By focusing on what divides this world instead of what unites it he himself looks like one very shattered man.

I heard that Romney's ramblings and weirdness are all tied to massive Ibogaine habit and a mysterious Brazilian doctor.

Originally posted by leosnakewhere does this pathological russophoby?

Well, see, back following WWII we had to assert our 'claim' on the Western world and had to sabre rattle as much as possible. Naturally, we mouthed off about the only nation at that time capable of being a threat to us (even though they actually weren't). Then, in response, the USSR spent a bunch of money trying to outdo us, which led us to try to outdo them. There really wasn't any need or purpose to it all, but the guys making all the money off of the military-industrial complex couldn't afford peace, so they turned it all into a larger ideological struggle against the 'evil' Communists. Sadly, this rhetoric was so effective that our near-constant state of war since then can be traced directly back to this propaganda. You don't even have to look very far on this board to find people who, at every possible turn, will use terms like 'Leninist,' 'Marxist,' and 'socialist' without having the faintest clue what they mean. All they know is that they're bad. It's why we can't have a decent health care system, it's why our infrastructure is falling apart, and it's why the wealth gap has widened into a chasm all while the poor and unskilled/uneducated largely rally around the system that keeps them poor and uneducated. Truly a great example of how insidious and terrifyingly effective political and social propaganda can be.

Romney hasn't stood firm on any issue, or evades them all together!
A vote for Romney is a vote for Corperate run America!
Don't believe the hype !!!!!

Originally posted by leosnake
He described Russia, , as “the nation which consistently opposes our actions at the United Nations.”

In othetr words he would lead us to a war with Russia.

reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter


War is a money maker, ask his supporters

Originally posted by Ex
reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter

 

War is a money maker, ask his supporters

after war with Russia im very doubt that somebody will need money

reply to post by leosnake


After the war with Russia who will be America's new created enemy?

Romney is no different from Obama in regard to his outlook on Russia. The only difference is how he chooses to express his views. Obama may talk up the "reset of relations" with Russia, but when it comes to actions he is no different from Bush. The fact is that the US foreign policy towards Russia (and many others) are rather steadfast and consistent, regardless of who is in power. I guess the Pentagon and CIA influences play a role.

stratrisks.com...

EU leaning towards the Federal States. Not all will join as not all like Italy, Greece, Spain mostly Southern Europe are not disciplined countries. It will be mostly Northern Europe nations led by Germany. UK will stand out as it likes to chalk its own course. Guess Germany rises again. If they do not follow on any fanatic, racist and expansionist designs then this new block can be strong voice from Europe.

reply to post by FanarFanar


I expect Romney's problems go a lot more deeper and darker than that. Being born into a rich family and with quite a strong culture of mind control and Monarch programming going around, I do not see how he could of escaped such treatment to get where he is today. I do not know what was done to him, but such programs can start as young as still in the womb. The basic aim has been to break the spirit so others can more easily exert their will.

Romney's fear and confusion is a clear sign that he has been broken.

reply to post by kwakakev


I'm guessing you haven't read much Hunter S Thompson.

reply to post by FanarFanar


No I have not, seen a little though and the duke looks to be one spaced out cowboy. I was thinking more along the lines of Cisco Wheeler, Fritz Springmeier and Brice Taylor. These stories still have plenty of drugs amongst other things.

Originally posted by kwakakev
I feel sorry for Romney, he is like a twig caught in a tornado and knows not what he does. By focusing on what divides this world instead of what unites it he himself looks like one very shattered man.

In above statement just replace Romney with GOP and you nailed it...

reply to post by maloy



Not completely true...

President and party at power is actually who builds (or destroys) bridges between nations/countries, and not long ago we all witnessed how Bush's administration deliberately alienate USA globally.

If Romney wins the elections, and keeps provoking Russia and China during the months of November and December, before taking office, I guess China and Russia will take "preemptive action" before he takes office.

Guess the Mayans were right, after all?

Happy December 21 everyone!

Russia is a geopolitical opponent.

Romney aside... Putin means the west and the US no good.

Or perhaps you see nothing wrong with a Putin- Soviet style government that raids gay rights activist and protests, denies a voice to political opponents, arrests and rounds up political activists, supports and allies itself with a government that kills thousands of civillians, intimidates and bullies neighboring states, leads a government with a history of killing millions of it's own citizens by execution, starvation, and imprisonment.

As for being allies in WWII...Germany was the bigger threat. Once suppressed, Russia/ Soviet Union became the primary opponent. If you don't remember... perhaps read a good historical account of the food lines, manufacturing snafus, farming disasters imposed by the central Soviet government... wonderful folks those ex KGB guys..... longing for the glory days of Mother Russia.

It's very popular to paint the US as the bad guy these days. However, I suggest that those that don't love it...leave it...and go for the freedom and opportunity of Russia or even China...

Maybe one day you can be thrown into a Russian Gulag for expressing support for a political party or maybe watch a co-worker jump to their death from a factory window... or try to look inconspicuous as you walk to an underground church or mosque for fear of being arrested for practicing a religion.... maybe breath in some of that good old yellow haze in the Chinese city park.

The USA has it's problems... but I'll take America anyday. You haven't lived until your bus is stopped and inspected by a group of soldiers acting as police...armed with machine guns... dressed in camo... and you suddenly realize you have no Constitutional rights... no legal recourse. I have and I was damn glad to land back in the US.

Yes...Russia is still the one of the bad guys.