....are you condoning that?
Corbyn: Trump could improve relations with Russia
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You gotta be pro-standing-the-fukk-up to tyranny.
How about that?
So yeah, if bodies gotta drop to defend borders, I'm all for it.
I'm not a pacifist and I'm not anti-war.
I'm anti-dumb wars and anti-dumb conflicts and anti-dumb police acts.
Corbyn takes Putin's money and sells his country down the river.
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No. What I am saying is that Obama and Bush didn't do shyt.
...therefore...?
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
And thats scary. Bolton is crazy enough to actually drop 1 of dem thangs. It was all fun a wk ago, but we may be approaching the end of daysPutin will be BEGGING for Hillary Clinton after 4 years with Trump @FAH1223
These people think that guys like John Bolton or the rest of the Neo-cons are gonna appease Russia the way the Democrats did for 8 years
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Breh it's not even him that's the problem its the other dudes behind the scenes I'm scared of.And thats scary. Bolton is crazy enough to actually drop 1 of dem thangs. It was all fun a wk ago, but we may be approaching the end of days
100% America is running that fade with Iran
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
That Iran deal is an agreement between many countries. if they pull out of that deal, the economy is about to take a hit amd oil prices are going to go crazy. If this old fukk has us a $5 a gallom again
the next guy
Superstar
some people in here are chickenhawks who won't enlist.
Putin will take Moldova, and possible Ukraine soon.
But I'm bugging
Moldova elects pro-Russian Igor Dodon as president
Candidate previously said he would organize an EU referendum if elected.
By CARMEN PAUN
11/14/16, 1:13 AM CET
Igor Dodon, the pro-Russian leader of the Party of Socialists, on Sunday became Moldova’s first directly elected president in more than two decades.
Dodon won almost 55 percent of votes cast, defeating pro-EU candidate Maia Sandu, who was backed by the European People’s Party. Just over half of eligible Moldovans turned out to polling stations.
Moldovans working abroad queued for hours in front of their embassies in European cities such as Brussels and Bucharest. Hundreds of people were unable to vote due to insufficient ballot papers in London and Bologna, according to Sandu, who accused the Moldovan authorities of infringing citizens’ constitutional right to suffrage.
“I understand very well the responsibility that is upon me starting today,” Dodon said late Sunday night, appearing in front of his supporters. “I know it’s not going to be easy, but I promise that I will be everyone’s president, of those who want to be in the EU and those who [want to be] close to Russia,” he said.
Dodon has said that he would be ready to organize a referendum on his country’s association agreement with the EU if elected president. But Sunday, he called for unity in Moldova and promised to listen to those who voted for his opponent.
The president has a largely ceremonial role in Moldova, a fact that the Moldovan Prime Minister Pavel Filip, of the Democratic Party, was keen to emphasize. “Our constitution spells out a parliamentary regime, in which the parliamentary majority supporting the government is key,” Filip said.
Moldova, sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine, is the poorest country in Europe.
A Russian ban on its farm exports in retaliation for its EU aspirations has put even more pressure on the country. Its authorities still need to get to the bottom of a banking scandal that involved the misuse of $1 billion, an eighth of the country’s economic output.
The International Monetary Fund approved a $178.7 million loan for Moldova in early November.
Moldova elects pro-Russian Igor Dodon as president
George Galloway said something like this recently about these politicians.
"The will fight to the last drop of somebody else's blood"
fukk them.
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Moldova elects pro-Russian Igor Dodon as president
Candidate previously said he would organize an EU referendum if elected.
By CARMEN PAUN
11/14/16, 1:13 AM CET
Igor Dodon, the pro-Russian leader of the Party of Socialists, on Sunday became Moldova’s first directly elected president in more than two decades.
Dodon won almost 55 percent of votes cast, defeating pro-EU candidate Maia Sandu, who was backed by the European People’s Party. Just over half of eligible Moldovans turned out to polling stations.
Moldovans working abroad queued for hours in front of their embassies in European cities such as Brussels and Bucharest. Hundreds of people were unable to vote due to insufficient ballot papers in London and Bologna, according to Sandu, who accused the Moldovan authorities of infringing citizens’ constitutional right to suffrage.
“I understand very well the responsibility that is upon me starting today,” Dodon said late Sunday night, appearing in front of his supporters. “I know it’s not going to be easy, but I promise that I will be everyone’s president, of those who want to be in the EU and those who [want to be] close to Russia,” he said.
Dodon has said that he would be ready to organize a referendum on his country’s association agreement with the EU if elected president. But Sunday, he called for unity in Moldova and promised to listen to those who voted for his opponent.
The president has a largely ceremonial role in Moldova, a fact that the Moldovan Prime Minister Pavel Filip, of the Democratic Party, was keen to emphasize. “Our constitution spells out a parliamentary regime, in which the parliamentary majority supporting the government is key,” Filip said.
“At the same time, the new president has been directly elected, with high hopes attached, so wisdom to cooperate is needed to manage our people’s expectations in the current constitutional framework,” he said. Moldova’s EU path should not be reversed, Filip said.
Moldova, sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine, is the poorest country in Europe.
A Russian ban on its farm exports in retaliation for its EU aspirations has put even more pressure on the country. Its authorities still need to get to the bottom of a banking scandal that involved the misuse of $1 billion, an eighth of the country’s economic output.
The International Monetary Fund approved a $178.7 million loan for Moldova in early November.
Moldova elects pro-Russian Igor Dodon as president
Putin doesn't have to roll tanks n shyt. All these pro-russian politicians are being elected in Europe. Hell I could see the end of Nato in a few years, if this keeps up.
It's over Napolean. You're witnessing nothing more then the fall of the american empire.
