Voice of Russia

[Litwin]

Photos of the Crimean shooter with surveillance cameras. Yes, I forgot to mention that he shot himself. His page on the social network Vkontakte is filled with very extremist content, but was abandoned in 2014. And here it is impossible not to criticize the Russian law enforcement officers, who, in search of extremists, are not investigating such figures, but figures of innocent pranksters with memes.

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"Hellish mixture

It is curious that the "student" - he studied in the middle, but was an ardent admirer of Putin's policies, annexation of the Crimea, a supporter of the project New Russia. By itself, the guy is sociable but turned on the "greatness" of "Russia". In his spare time he practiced shooting, creating explosives and bombs at home, ..." Putler´s and project "NewruSSia" hardcore fan killed 19 children in Ukraine (Crimea)

 

[Stratford57]

"Russian" spy poisoning: Why was Sergei Skripal attacked?
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Almost eight months after the poisoning in Salisbury of the former "Russian" spy Sergei Skripal, the BBC has pieced together the extent to which he had been briefing foreign intelligence agencies before the attempt on his life.

Far from living quietly in retirement, Skripal had been travelling extensively across Europe and to the United States providing information to Western security services about "Russian" intelligence, including its alleged links with the mafia.

Richard Galpin has been investigating.
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Why was Sergei Skripal attacked?

The upcoming book The Skripal Files by BBC editor Mark Urban says Skripal "was initially reluctant to believe the Russian government had tried to kill him," the Guardian reports. It claims this led to some "difficult psychological adjustments" for the former double agent, secreted away in the UK as a blame game tore through Moscow-London relations. It is, however, not clear from the story by The Guardian how the book gauges Skripal's post-poisoning emotions as it's said to be based on 2017 interviews.
New book says Skripal doesn't believe Kremlin poisoned him, supports Russia on Crimea -- Sott.net

TheGuardian:
The poisoned former spy Sergei Skripal was initially reluctant to believe the Russian government had tried to kill him, according to a new book, and despite selling secrets to MI6 was an “unashamed Russian nationalist”.

Skripal, a former paratrooper, supported Putin’s 2014 annexation of Crimea and referred disparagingly to Ukrainians as “simply sheep who needed a good shepherd”. Skripal also refused to believe Russian troops had entered eastern Ukraine covertly, saying that if they had, they would have quickly reached the capital, Kiev.

Sergei Skripal initially did not believe Russia tried to kill him – book

Enjoy, Ukrainian troll.

 

[Litwin]

Bamboo Putlerstan´s REALITY , Older than 100 years GRU children, New blow to GRU: More "Russian" military spies exposed. I just wander for how long does this bamboo empire last ...such bumistan




"New blow to GRU: More "Russian" military spies exposed
Russian Defense Ministry sought to conceal the identities of dozens of children of alleged GRU officers living in a Moscow housing complex by adding 100 years to their ages in administrative registries

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https://abcnews.go.com/International...posed-58766632

 

[Stratford57]

Blackface only for liberals? NBC cancels Megyn Kelly’s show amid uproar about double standards

NBC fired Megyn Kelly and Russian Channel One has offered her a job today.

 

[Balancer]

French hero, who sacrificed himself to save a hostage from an Islamist, won’t have a place named after him as ‘it may offend Muslims’

One of the things that do not accept and do not understand in Russia. The dictatorship of tolerance is not for us. The feat of Arnaud Beltrame was widely publicized in Russia during the terrorist attack and now the reluctance to perpetuate his hero by France in Russia is puzzling.

 

[Balancer]

SATELLITE images reveal Moscow is massively reinforcing its strategic Kaliningrad outpost, positioned like a knife at the throat of NATO in the Baltic Sea.

"knife at the throat of NATO". Sometimes the arrogance of Western inhabitants is simply amazing. At first they surround Russia from all sides with their military bases, and then they are outraged that Russia is located in such dangerous proximity to these bases. The correct analogy here is when a gangster puts a knife to the heart of Russia, and then is indignant that she is wearing a bullet-proof vest.

 

[Litwin]

what do you think about Putler´s bamboostan ? where it goes? is it look like 1991 down there again ?

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"Russian" "Doctors " amputated the ‘wrong leg’ of a Nazi concentration camp survivor during an operation, her son claimed today. Maria Dronova, 89, had severe gangrene on her right leg but medics in the Russian city of Voronezh instead cut off her left limb up to the hip. Three days later they amputated the pensioner’s infected right leg as well – then reportedly acted to cover up their mistake.

 

[Litwin]

SATELLITE images reveal Moscow is massively reinforcing its strategic Kaliningrad outpost, positioned like a knife at the throat of NATO in the Baltic Sea.

"knife at the throat of NATO". Sometimes the arrogance of Western inhabitants is simply amazing. At first they surround Russia from all sides with their military bases, and then they are outraged that Russia is located in such dangerous proximity to these bases. The correct analogy here is when a gangster puts a knife to the heart of Russia, and then is indignant that she is wearing a bullet-proof vest.

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new its very clear who is who in eastern Europe, Who is Lukašenka what he is doing. Muscovy is a hate object for everyone in the civilized world , isolated, poor, marginalized . what it (Muscovy) is gonna do new ? are Muscovites ready for the war number 5?

Lukašenka : "No Need For "Russian" Military Base In Belarus, Praises U.S. Role In Europe "

Lukashenka Says No Need For Russian Military Base In Belarus, Praises U.S. Role In Europe

 

[Balancer]

I got an interesting map. Is it that it turns out that there are so many beggars in the USA? Or am I somehow mistaken in the interpretation of this data? It warms my soul that Russia looks so good here

Origin: Mapping Extreme Poverty Around the World

 

[danielpalos]

Those used to be bread lines under Communism. Thank you, Uncle Vlad for rejecting the Communism adored by American Progressives

the Poor can get free phones, when Socialism commands Capitalism for the general welfare and not the general badfare.

 

[danielpalos]

Those used to be bread lines under Communism. Thank you, Uncle Vlad for rejecting the Communism adored by American Progressives

Here one can argue a lot (moreover, these disputes are endless in Russia itself), but under the Communists Russia from the eternally lagging agrarian country of the third world escaped to the number of world leaders Won in the hardest war WWII, made an atomic energy, flew into space, developed advanced science and art ... Many of the achievements after the collapse of the USSR, of course, disappeared, something became better, something became worse. I believe that the Soviet standard of living, except for achieving progress, was achieved in Russia somewhere in 2010.

In five days, the 100th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution is celebrated. In Russia, very, very many will meet this day as a holiday. Although some will curse him.

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Socialism is Good for socializing costs;


Corps of Agricultural Engineers is what can be commanded with a command economy.

 

[Litwin]

 

[danielpalos]

if women believed more in equality and equal rights, they could come up with more cost effective solutions for us.

 

[Litwin]

i am 100% agree with Finns Party Youth's , Moksha folk ´d return back to Moksha lands (15c borders of Muscovy) , as we all know Stalinist regime was a criminal one and this occupation is totally illegal

"Finns Party Youth's @PS_Nuoret autumn conference has made the decision to proclaim that #Finland should officially demand the return of territories (including #karelia) ceded to #Russia at the end of #ww2, so as to return to 1939 borders. #turpo #venäjä #karjalatakaisin"

https://twitter.com/HenriHautamaki/s...55197003415553

 

[Stratford57]

Hey, people! Is anybody curious how to cook anti-Russian propaganda? I know crooked official Kiev and their cheap Ukrainian trolls like Litwin would be. Then learn a lesson from Brits.

The Times, Nov 15:
A programme about a mischievous girl and a bear watched by millions of British children is accused of being a “soft propaganda” tool for the Kremlin. The English-languageMasha and the Bear has more than 4.18 million subscribers on YouTube and, in various languages, the animated series has gained 40 billion views across 13 channels.

Children enjoy watching the feisty little girl and her gentle giant protector. However, critics in Russia’s neighbouring states have claimed the series, from a Moscow studio, is part of the country’s propaganda machine. Professor Anthony Glees, of the University of Buckingham, an intelligence expert, said: “Masha is feisty, even rather nasty, but also plucky. She punches above her slight weight. It’s not far-fetched to see her as Putinesque.
Children’s show is propaganda for Putin, say critics


UK journalists have dug up a report from Finland’s Helsingin Sanomat paper, which was based on an interview with an Estonian professor who claimed that ‘Masha and the Bear’ was intended to create a positive image of Russia in children’s minds and was a danger to Estonian national security.
‘All out of anti-Russian stories?’ Times gets grilled for calling ‘Masha and the Bear’ propaganda

Meanwhile the original story seemed to be written not even by Russians.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears - Wikipedia

The story was first recorded in narrative form by British writer and poet Robert Southey, and first published anonymously as "The Story of the Three Bears" in 1837

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The Soviet cartoon about Masha and the bears was created last century before or just after Putin was born. All Soviet kids (having NO idea who the heck Putin was) loved it and never could have even thought that in 60+ years Russia haters would find any kind of political propaganda in it. The only propaganda of this cartoon was how to behave and to be nice.

 

[Stratford57]

ISTANBUL, November 19.. Gazprom has completed the construction of the offshore section of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline. The Presidents of Russia and Turkey, Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan took part in the completion ceremony in a video conference mode.

Gazprom began construction of the offshore section of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline in May 2017. The pipeline with a length of 930 km runs along the bottom of the Black Sea to the coast of Turkey. Further, a land section will stretch for 180 km to the border of Turkey with neighboring countries.

Gazprom considers Greece, Italy, Bulgaria, Serbia and Hungary as potential markets. The Russian company estimates the total construction costs of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline at 7 bln euros.

Gazprom completes sea section of Turkish Stream pipeline

Turkey expects first gas supplies via Turkish Stream in 2019, says Erdogan

 

[Litwin]

 

[Litwin]

 

[Stratford57]

Now we know who creates anti-Russian propaganda and where, meet British troll farm.

Wired.co.uk, Nov,22
I was visiting a part of the British Army unlike any other. They call it the 77th Brigade. They are the troops fighting Britain’s information wars.

One room was focussed on understanding audiences: the makeup, demographics and habits of the people they wanted to reach. Another was more analytical, focussing on creating “attitude and sentiment awareness” from large sets of social media data. Another was full of officers producing video and audio content. Elsewhere, teams of intelligence specialists were closely analysing how messages were being received and discussing how to make them more resonant./
Inside the British Army's secret information warfare machine | WIRED UK


While disinformation campaigns waged by Russia and ISIS have become common stories, little is discussed or understood about comparable operations conducted every day by Western countries. Their targets ranged from Iran, North Korea, Russia, countries across Africa, and areas within the U.K.
Inside the British Army’s secret information warfare machine

 

[Litwin]