Tag: Putin

Renowned western and Arab media outlets and journalists confirmed that Russia had warned Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of an imminent coup by the army on July 15, a revelation that appeared in an FNA report last month.

Viktor Yushchenko Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko said that in 2008 the vast majority of Ukrainians wished to see Vladimir Putin as head of state....

Michael Morrell Has No Morals

...does Hillary have a deeper voice?

The topic of direct interaction between the Russian and the US military in Syria was not discussed at the meeting of the top officials.

Pulling out of Syria, partially at least, in March was a blunder. Putin was played by the West, by Turkey and Israel, by Jordan and Saudi Arabia, that flooded fresh jihadists and advanced American weapon systems into Syria.

Two days after Turkey letter of apology to the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, ISIS attacked Ataturk Airport as a furious reaction to Erdogan's action killing and the 43 and 240 wounded according to Turkish News agency, Dogan Turkish...

"I order to act very tough. Any targets that threaten Russian forces or our infrastructure on the ground should be immediately destroyed," Putin told a session of the Defense Ministry’s collegium.

The only conclusion I can come to is that Erdogan has in effect, surrendered to Russia, and the letter of apology for shooting down the Russian plane is in fact a letter of surrender

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that the outcome of the fight against ISIL terror group is being decided on the Syrian soil.

The Kremlin confirmed the message from the press service of Turkish President Recep Erdogan that the Russian and Turkish presidents agreed to hold a personal meeting and added that Russia plans to lift restrictions for Russian tourists to visit Turkey. The agreement on the subject has been reached, TASS reports.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has commented on the results of the referendum in the UK, where the majority voted to leave the European Union. According to Putin, such a turn of events has become possible because of the high concentration of power in EU structures and the erosion of national borders, Interfax reports.

Jim W. Dean - What a breath of fresh air to see European politicians forming their own new groups to speak out on some of the childish actions of its major political organization with its self-inflicted, Russian-sanction boomerang wounds.

Jim W. Dean - The theater of the absurd continues, with NATO country leaders acting like Pied Pipers leading their respective flocks to the land of the Big Bad Russian Threat scare. They are an embarrassment as allies.

Jim W. Dean - NATO is obviously going to do whatever it wants, as there is no mechanism for stopping it via six-figure massive protests in the respective countries where forces are being deployed.

Jim W. Dean - This is a passionate letter from a man who loves his country and put into words better that we could the concerns many have about why the resupplying of the Syrian insurgents was allowed to go on during the ceasefire.

Jim W. Dean - Putin's approval ratings continue to be the gold standard for world leadership, and a key factor in the sniping that comes at him from the West, land of the leadership wasteland, despite the longer history of democratic institutions.

Jim W. Dean - Stephen Cohen rips any justification for NATO's expansion to the Russian border as a fraud on the scale of the Iran nuclear hoax, with that analogy being mine.

An aircraft carrying Russian citizens Evgeny Erofeev and Aleksandr Aleksandrov, part of a prisoner swap for Ukraine’s Nadezhda Savchenko, has landed at Moscow’s Vnukovo International Airport. Savchenko was pardoned by President Putin on Wednesday.

Jim W. Dean - Dear Bill, if you want to show us your street cred, I think 3-hour telethon Q&A with Putin would be a lot of fun, but he probably would not want to waste his time. He already has his high poll numbers, whereas you are looking for yours.

Jim W. Dean - What a surprise from Mr. Hagel, whom we have not heard much from, but who popped up to describe current US foreign policy toward Russia as, "I am not sure there's some strategic thinking here."

The British eurosceptics claimed that their like-minded fellow Marine Le Pen's visit to Great Britain would be undesirable.

"With an agreement or without, the Golan Heights will remain part of [Israel’s] sovereign territory," Netanyahu said.

Jim W. Dean - Our prayers have been answered. The Panama Papers scam is being burned down as I type, along with what little reputation that corporate media and the think tank subverts thought they might still have.

A massive leak of secret documents from Panama-based law firm Mossack Fonseca, which were released on April 3, this year by the International Consortium of Invistigative Journalists (ICIJ) and German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung allegedly show prominent world leaders, politicians and celebrities who hided millions in secret offshore tax shelters and used offshore accounts to evade tax laws.

Jim W. Dean - Kerry is "making nice" now with Russia...sort of. These magnanimous statements are really the US playing catch up, as the rest of the world is already well aware of what Russia and Putin have done to fight terrorism.

Putin, Zuma and Xi Ping?

Whatever you may think of Putin, at least he didn’t allow Satanists to destroy Syria—like they have done in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya.

Jim W. Dean - Obama and the Pentagon were out of their minds to think they could trigger a violent coup in Kiev using neoNazis as shock troops, and have Crimea fall into its hands and the Russians just sit and watch.

Jim W. Dean - Russian journalist Vladimir Solovyov explains Putin's pull back in one sentence: "It's not by accident that Putin is called the most unpredictable politician in the world, because he constantly does what he says he is going to do."

Jim W. Dean - We have the numbers now on some of what the Russians are leaving in Syria. From head of the Parliamentary defense committee we have Viktor Ozerov saying he estimates about 1000 military personnel will be remaining at their two bases.

Jim W. Dean - World reaction to Putin's announcement of a surprise pullback of combat forces has been generally positive, but indications are the Syrian people are apprehensive of aggressive moves by the terrorist supporters to reinforce their positions as the Russians depart.

Jim W. Dean - Putin pulls a game changer on the first day of the Geneva peace talks by announcing the beginning of Russian forces withdrawal from Syria. This will kill all of the NeoCon hype about Russian expansion into the Mid East and why it must be contained. Putin turned the terror war around.

Think about this for moment. If Russia is indiscriminately bombing civilians in Syria, as Soros propounded, wouldn’t it be wise for those civilians to rise against Russia?

Jim W. Dean - As we had expected, Turkey has been the primary challenger with not only its continued shelling inside Syria, but directly supporting its terrorist proxies there, including ISIL.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has held phone talks on the ceasefire plan brokered by Moscow and Washington with the Syrian president and Saudi king,...

A ceasefire in Syria will come into effect on February 27, Russia’s President, Vladimir Putin, said in a special address, in which he also...

Adam Szubin, the Treasury undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, continues to succeed at failing!

March Rubio has a change of heart. Good for him!

Is it time to cut the head off the Khazarian Mafia Snake?