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That website looks shady as hell. If any of those emails were untrue you would've heard it from the hackees. And Hillary had a private server against regular law... it got hacked. That should be a problem. Trump is no better here at all. Anybody that voted for played.
FOREIGN POLICY IS SHADY?! :dead:

Jesus Christ. Thats the foremost organization of reputation on foreign affairs by the world's diplomats

Of course it looks shady to you...you fukking idiot. :dead:
 

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The Taliban were not inherently bad. They were just another pawn in a long list of proxy armies used by the United States. We used them against the Soviets, then when they fulfilled their use, we terminated them.

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My point is when they served their purpose and we're blamed for 9/11 and harboring "Al-Qaeda" which we funded and created, we destroyed them. Not sure what you're implying with the Conceited gif. Such non-arguments are common
 

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I am not even a democrat your stupid sack of shyt. Moreover

http://www.economist.com/blogs/erasmus/2016/11/america-russia-and-new-right





You such a useless idiotic shill

Go play in traffic

"Idiotic shill" Says the person that links a paper that's funded by the Rothschild family and then lacks the reading comprehension to understand what Bannon meant when he said "Putin's brain."

He said that Putin's strategy of governance and foreign policy is similar to some things Dugin said, but when you say Dugin is an advisor of Putin, it's simply not true.

You can link and quote things all you want, but when you don't give the quotes context, it doesn't make your stated falsehoods any less false than they are.
 

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"Idiotic shill" Says the person that links a paper that's funded by the Rothschild family and then lacks the reading comprehension to understand what Bannon meant when he said "Putin's brain."

He said that Putin's strategy of governance and foreign policy is similar to some things Dugin said, but when you say Dugin is an advisor of Putin, it's simply not true.

You can link and quote things all you want, but when you don't give the quotes context, it doesn't make your stated falsehoods any less false than they are.
:hhh: fukking imbecile. Do you work in the Duma? Do you have any facts to back up your idiotic and petulant assertions?


I provided evidence to show that people in the know consider him to be Putin's brain.

Where is your fukking evidence?????

:gucci: These nikkas have the AUDACITY to speak out of their neck about shyt they have no clue about just so that they can tow a certain line.
 

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:hhh: fukking imbecile. Do you work in the Duma? Do you have any facts to back up your idiotic and petulant assertions?


I provided evidence to show that people in the know consider him to be Putin's brain.

Where is your fukking evidence?????

:gucci: These nikkas have the AUDACITY to speak out of their neck about shyt they have no clue about just so that they can tow a certain line.

"People in the know"

Bannon is not in the Russian cabinet that quote is him remarking to how Putin's geopolitical strategy and domestic policies (emphasis on Judeo-Christian values, nationalistic fervor, etc.) is similar to some of the things Dugin talked about in some of his writings. But Dugin is not in the Russian cabinet at Putin's side. He's a writer psuedo-philosopher like David Icke.

The West makes a big deal out of him but according to many Russians I've communicated with, he's considered a joke and is a pariah.

You wrote this: "this is one of Putin's closest allies and advisers. His main boy"

Executing some strategies (most of which were public knowledge and well-known) and following the philosophies is by no means the same as being "closest allies, advisors, and his main boy."

That's like me saying Alex Jones is one of Trump's closest allies and advisors. It's just not true. And with Alex Jones and Trump, there's an actual tangible connection, Dugin is not some Kremlin advisor. He's basically a Russian David Icke. That was my original point.

Not that it matters, but hte expression is "toe the line" not tow the line.
 

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"People in the know"

Bannon is not in the Russian cabinet that quote is him remarking to how Putin's geopolitical strategy and domestic policies (emphasis on Judeo-Christian values, nationalistic fervor, etc.) is similar to some of the things Dugin talked about in some of his writings. But Dugin is not in the Russian cabinet at Putin's side. He's a writer psuedo-philosopher like David Icke.

The West makes a big deal out of him but according to many Russians I've communicated with, he's considered a joke and is a pariah.

You wrote this: "this is one of Putin's closest allies and advisers. His main boy"

Executing some strategies (most of which were public knowledge and well-known) and following the philosophies is by no means the same as being "closest allies, advisors, and his main boy."

That's like me saying Alex Jones is one of Trump's closest allies and advisors. It's just not true. And with Alex Jones and Trump, there's an actual tangible connection, Dugin is not some Kremlin advisor. He's basically a Russian David Icke. That was my original point.

Not that it matters, but hte expression is "toe the line" not tow the line.

So no link? GTFOH :camby:

Dugin wrote the geopolitical manifesto that is the principle guide for Russia's top generals and statecrafters and you want to sit up hustling bullshyt

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So no link? GTFOH :camby:

Dugin wrote the geopolitical manifesto that is the principle guide for Russia's top generals and statecrafters and you want to sit up hustling bullshyt

:camby:

Yes, it's called Foundations of Geopolitics. He co-wrote it with some Russian military big-wigs, but most of the information in that book is old Cold War stratagems (again, he wrote it with former military advisors) and ways to break down the West. Nothing in that bok is super-secret or crazy. :mjlol: The book is fukking 20 years old dude.

Tom Clancy was writing about this stuff decades earlier.

Most of the stuff people really have a problem with are his strategies to destabilize the west through subversion and propaganda, stuff Yuri Bezmenov was talking about DECADES earlier than that and something that was common sense and no secret to anyone with an understanding of propaganda and shaping public opinion.



And there you go again with "principle gide for Russia's top generals." It's a manifesto of Eurasian nationalism among other things, and yes, some big-level Russian political/military members were fond of his writing, but there is by no means a hivemind that exists in the Russian government that is taking everything Dugin says as gospel.

He's a very polarizing personality.
 

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Yes, it's called Foundations of Geopolitics. He co-wrote it with some Russian military big-wigs, but most of the information in that book is old Cold War stratagems (again, he wrote it with former military advisors) and ways to break down the West. Nothing in that bok is super-secret or crazy. :mjlol: The book is fukking 20 years old dude.

Tom Clancy was writing about this stuff decades earlier.

Most of the stuff people really have a problem with are his strategies to destabilize the west through subversion and propaganda, stuff Yuri Bezmenov was talking about DECADES earlier than that and something that was common sense and no secret to anyone with an understanding of propaganda and shaping public opinion.



And there you go again with "principle gide for Russia's top generals." It's a manifesto of Eurasian nationalism among other things, and yes, some big-level Russian political/military members were fond of his writing, but there is by no means a hivemind that exists in the Russian government that is taking everything Dugin says as gospel.

He's a very polarizing personality.



A lot of hardline Soviets in the vein of Putin are behind the guy because of their perception of the West (right or wrong).


To act like this is some extemporaneous ramblings by a neo-Soviet political philosopher is foolish.

This is a belief held by many top Kremlin people
 

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A lot of hardline Soviets in the vein of Putin are behind the guy because of their perception of the West (right or wrong).


To act like this is some extemporaneous ramblings by a neo-Soviet political philosopher is foolish.

This is a belief held by many top Kremlin people

Sure, and some people in our own government (including our President Elect) are behindthe work of Alex Jones. I like Alex Jones, personally. But his influence is greatly exaggerated in the West. Just as people exaggerate the influence of Dugin in Russia.

But not all of it is geared towards the West, it's mostly how to govern and create a semblance of identity for Russia and its people.
 

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Sure, and some people in our own government (including our President Elect) are behindthe work of Alex Jones. I like Alex Jones, personally. But his influence is greatly exaggerated in the West. Just as people exaggerate the influence of Dugin in Russia.

But not all of it is geared towards the West, it's mostly how to govern and create a semblance of identity for Russia and its people.

Dugin is much smarter and not the fraud Alex Jones is. Dugin actually is respected by the elites and establishment in the Kremlin.

Jones is paid agent of Time Warner Cable.

Worlds apart as men and political philosophers.
 

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Dugin is much smarter and not the fraud Alex Jones is. Dugin actually is respected by the elites and establishment in the Kremlin.

Jones is paid agent of Time Warner Cable.

Worlds apart as men and political philosophers.


"Paid agent of Time Warner" Feel free to cite that claim any time.

And fyi, our upcoming political establishment respects Jones.

I'm not suggesting they're the same, I'm just saying he's literally directly connected to the upcoming president, not just loosely connected like Dugin is. And both are extremely polarizing.
 
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