Russian protests - Strange flag

masqua
reply to post by ThaLoccster

 

It seems photoshopped to me and only because the circle is so exactly 'round' on a flag that's obviously curvy.

you know now that you mention it...
it does seem a little fuzzy, the shadow going up to the logo doesn't seem right, and the logo does seem a little flat
im not an expert on photoshop though maybe someone who is could check it closely

reply to post by Danbones


Wait...I found that same logo flag here, on a Russian site,
listed with all of the Party Members.

This is a bit disturbing, to say the least!



Russian Site Translated with Google to English

One of the founders of the Russian political party "candidates are doing." The owner of the plant "Rostselmash".

Who does not know the other leaders of the "Party of affairs":

Babkin Konstantin A.
Michael G. Delyagin
Maxim Kalashnikov
Alexander Nekrasov
Udras Dmitry
Lyudmila Orlova
Onkar Vladimir Sergeyevich

Party website in Russian translated with Google to English

excellent snag BTS

reply to post by burntheships

The deeply religious streak in the conservative readership is evident in the handful of proposals for the tolling of church bells to be heard wherever Khrushchev traveled.
One particularly self-flagellating reader suggested a nation-wide act of contrition on behalf of all Americans: “May each citizen pray for forgiveness for whatever share of blame may be his for the fact that our leadership in the past has all too often encouraged rather than opposed the growth of the power and influence of the Soviet regime.”

The notion that America’s leaders had historically “encouraged” Soviet strength is resoundingly in league with what Robert Welch, founder of the John Birch Society, and his fellow Birchers felt was a communist conspiracy of incredible reach in the United States.
In fact, in the summer of 1961 Welch went so far as to identify Dwight Eisenhower as a “dedicated, conscious agent of the Communist conspiracy” that controlled “50-70 percent” of the United States government.

www.coldwar.org...

what was it Khrushchev said?

"Whether you like it or not, history is on our side. We will dig you in."

www.metabunk.org...
this one quote passed the bunk test apparantly

Danbones
reply to post by iRoyalty

 

in light of intrptr's post, we should probably keep in mind Obama's communitrian roots

This is some coincidence, what with Snowden and all, why do I get the
sneaking feeling that there is a connection with all of this?

Obama, Russia, Belarus, Snowden, Skynet, Google, all very weird.

Dun dun dun....

reply to post by burntheships


Excellent posts BTS. Thanks for the PM and help illuminating the terrain we currently find ourselves in.

Да мы можем!

Oh my... Isn't this a bit awkward to explain...

“Yes, we can” around the world