Vladimir Putin: The Troublemaker

[tolumba21]

In an article from TIME Magazine this week, he was known as a definitive Russian President. Now, he is constructing, or building Russia to put malware on last year's American elections. He is known as a master spy.

The Troublemaker

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[Stratford57]

“Instead of an understanding that Russia is no longer the Cold War threat and thus they should be our friends, our government has only become closer because they feel they have to. Unfortunately, [it’s] not going further,” Rohrabache said. “There’s a necessity for our government to work with Russia now, because otherwise we’ll be suffering dramatic setbacks in the Middle East and in the cause of fighting against radical Islamic terrorism,” Rohrabacher suggested.

‘Putin’s watching out for Russia, we should do the same’: US congressman on US-Russia relations
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Cohen reminds us that, quite contrary to the common, manufactured perception in this country, we have a very willing and capable potential partner in Moscow right now. As Cohen explains, "Bill Clinton said this not too long ago: To the extent that he knew and dealt with Putin directly, he never knew him to say anything that he, Putin, didn't mean, or ever to go back on his word or break a promise he made to Clinton."

Rethinking Russia: A Conversation With Russia Scholar Stephen F. Cohen | The Huffington Post

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The Huffington post. Time magazine. Both miss the credibility mark by a mile.

 

[tolumba21]

“Instead of an understanding that Russia is no longer the Cold War threat and thus they should be our friends, our government has only become closer because they feel they have to. Unfortunately, [it’s] not going further,” Rohrabache said. “There’s a necessity for our government to work with Russia now, because otherwise we’ll be suffering dramatic setbacks in the Middle East and in the cause of fighting against radical Islamic terrorism,” Rohrabacher suggested.

‘Putin’s watching out for Russia, we should do the same’: US congressman on US-Russia relations
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Cohen reminds us that, quite contrary to the common, manufactured perception in this country, we have a very willing and capable potential partner in Moscow right now. As Cohen explains, "Bill Clinton said this not too long ago: To the extent that he knew and dealt with Putin directly, he never knew him to say anything that he, Putin, didn't mean, or ever to go back on his word or break a promise he made to Clinton."

Rethinking Russia: A Conversation With Russia Scholar Stephen F. Cohen | The Huffington Post

Rohrabacher made a significant point about Russia, which is not a future threat of the Cold War. Cohen made a terrific viewpoint about how Putin never broke either a trust, or a promise that he made to Mrs. Clinton, which is in referenced to Mr. Clinton.


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