Syria

Nope. The Afghans saw them off.

 

To the extent that you have any argument there, it's circular and hollow.

1. You are determined come what may to believe that Russia is the bad guy.
2. Therefore you don't believe Russian press.
3. You laugh off anything stated in the Russian press as obviously wrong, on account of your own preconceptions.

You can't simply say that it can't be true that part of Russia is in the Balkans, because it says so in the RT article, and the RT article can't be right, because it was written by RT. Just look at a map of Europe !! Or has RT faked all the maps on the internet as well ?

The fact is, that what little information you have provided in an attempt to support your anti russian stance, you have provided no analysis of whatsoever.

On the other hand, I have produced information from a variety of sources AND analysed that information, as well as providing a logical overview analysis of the situation. Without fail you have either completely ignored the compelling information presented to you, or laughed at it on the basis that it contradicts your preconceptions therefore it can't be true.

And then you call me "blinkered" etc.

Your arguments are vacuous. Your preconceptions are ill conceived. Your analysis is no where to be seen. You have flunked.

 

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That's me telt. Away ye go you complete rocket.

 

You're resorting to personal attacks on someone because of their spelling and use of block capitals

This is typical of u when u are angry and are losing the debate

 

farter = ripped

 

If I had to choose I'd rather live in Russia. Government's more autocratic and the state-sponsored homophobia's appalling but at least the Russians have a rich culture. Burger King and baseball is the closest thing Americans have to a 'culture'.

Yep, Russia seems more interesting to me as a History student. Ideally, I'd rather live in Denmark, Norway or Iceland.

 

http://www.wakingtimes.com/2015/10/...-cayce-predicted-putins-role-in-stopping-ww3/

This article basically shows the reader how Putin has averted WW3 in spite of the Zionist agendas at the World Bank and Middle Eastern policy.

Can see Dev scuttling off now

 

How disappointed ... Waking times !

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-23777685

 

Look stupid.

Do you get it now or do you want to continue down the failure path?

 

RT actually stands for “Russia Today,” and on their website they claim to be an autonomous non-profit organization.” It turns out that Russia’s state-owned news agency RIA-NOVOSTI launched RT in 2005 in an effort to improve Russia’s image abroad. It’s currently broadcasting in English, Spanish and Arabic.

Russia Today launched with a mission to cover international news with a Russian outlook and while insiders have praised its staff’s work, many seem to be in agreement that objectivity is not the network’s goal. It’s been accused of both a strident anti-American stance and towing the Kremlin line by repeating government talking points. Regardless, RT is more successful than any other foreign broadcast stations that are available in the United States.

Is Russia Today State Sponsored?

Without a doubt RT is receiving its funding from the Russian government. In 2005 they started with a $30 million budget that has recently skyrocketed to over $300 million. So saying they’re an “autonomous nonprofit organization” is like saying the same thing about the Pentagon. Citing a Western news bias against Russia, the channel sees itself as balancing the equation. During a studio visit, Putin himself said that RT’s goal was to “break the monopoly of the Anglo-Saxon mass media.”

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Your source.

 

http://yournewswire.com/psychic-edgar-cayce-predicted-putin-would-save-world-from-ww3/

As events in Syria and Iraq have become more convoluted and devastating for people in the region, the Islamic State (ISIS) has been on a campaign of shock and awe, reigning bloody terror on Christians, Syrians, Kurds, moderate Muslims, Shia Muslims, and anyone in between. ISIS, as everyone apparently knows, is funded and supplied weaponry by the US and Israel as a means of indirectly toppling the Assad regime in Syria.

As the US and its allies pretend like they are not responsible for ISIS and act like they are powerless to stop ISIS, Putin has calmly told the world in no uncertain terms the truth about the West’s support for ISIS and the other mercenary factions which have completely destroyed Syria, already killed hundreds of thousands of people, if not millions, and forcing the engineered refugee crisis on Europe, expanding the crisis now into Macedonia.

In this video Vladimir Putin cogently explains the Syria situation with striking clarity:

 

I like Al Jizeera

 

Is he the baddie in that Aladdin Panto this year?

 

Ok. 3 questions.

1. Why does a goal to, "break the monopoly of the Anglo-Saxon mass media", mean that this is an unreliable news source ?

2. Are you aware that part of Russia is in the Balkans, as pointed out by the RT article. Are you claiming that RT has invented this ?

3. Are you aware that the BBC licence fee is set each year by Parliament, and is effectively recovered as a tax ? Does this mean that you laugh at the suggestion of the BBC being taken credibly too ?

 

You hadnt read it either though tbf, because you apparently hadnt spotted that many of the incidents referred to involved western european planes in or around russian airspace.

 

@RobSpur hangin' square oot the back of Ol' Dev. Mind and wipe yer cock on his curtains on yer way out mate.

 

RT is a totally unreliable source of information Rob, it's a modern day Pravda ffs, I thought everyone knew that. Nothing it says can be trusted.

An American anchor for the Kremlin-funded news channel RT has quit on air and accused the network of "whitewashing" Moscow's military intervention in Crimea. Liz Wahl, a Washington-based correspondent for RT-America, part of the network formerly known as Russia Today, told viewers on Wednesday she was resigning because of its coverage of President Vladimir Putin's actions in the Ukrainian region. Veerng off script, Wahl said: "I cannot be part of a network funded by the Russian government that whitewashes the actions of Putin. I'm proud to be an American and believe in disseminating the truth, and that is why, after this newscast, I'm resigning."