| Shenderovich on Putin-King |
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| Written by smoc | |||
| Thursday, 16 December 2010 10:27 | |||
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I intentionally waited a few days – would anybody speak out? Nope. All is quiet… Impudence is bliss. “The methods of our security services differ in a good way from the methods used by United States security services,” Putin told Larry King. “Thank God… the officers of our intelligence services and other security services are not noted as having been involved in the organization of secret prisons, kidnappings, or the use of torture.” They were noticed, naturally, and more than once. The difference between Russia and the US is that the people who used torture in Guantanamo are in prison, having been convicted by American courts, and the Russian citizens, kidnapped and tortured by FSB officers, won’t get justice from anywhere closer than Strasbourg. The second difference is that the American journalists who investigated Guantanamo won the Pulitzer Prize and are all alive, and Politkovskaya and Estemirova, who investigated the filtration camp in Chernokozovo, have been murdered, and their murderers have not been found, and Putin still managed to publicly spit on Politkovskaya’s grave. So that’s it about the methods. And not those of the security service, but of Putin and his propaganda. They are simple, like a stick: lie through the teeth, nobody will notice! It doesn’t go unnoticed there – here it definitely goes unnoticed, because 99% of Russian citizens simply don’t hear the objections. Ekho Moskvy, a couple of uncensored magazines with a two-kilometer radius… The sweet joys of our liberal ghetto. And on television, Putin makes a universal smear to Larry King.
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Russia is not going to cut, and vice versa - is planning to develop "Black Sea Fleet". On this the member of "the Duma Committee on Defense" Nenashev told Ukrainian journalists in Moscow. "We will develop the infrastructure-based Black Sea Fleet in Crimea, and on Russia's territory. We have no plans to pack up the Black Sea Fleet. It is only a question of development", - said Nenashev. |
