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Russia is too broke to be the aggressive "expansionist power" the western media make them out to be.Whats your opinion on the whole situation?
Russia is too broke to be the aggressive "expansionist power" the western media make them out to be.
They are still trying to re-juggle borders after the collapse of the soviet union which resulted in some regions which are historically Russian being placed into other countries.
They are also trying to maintain and honour their military alliances even though it is expensive. The reason they need to do this is because NATO seems to want a war so badly with Russia, they are going to need these alliances to be firm for their own defense.
So they are stuck helping the Syrian government fight ISIL even though they can't really afford to and even though it draws them closer to war with the US.
Trump has widespread support inside Russia because he is the anti-war candidate in this election. No one wants war on either side except seemingly Obama, Biden, the Clintons and the media who are pushing it hard and have been for some time.
War is very profitable for a select few people with their fingers in a great many pies. The Clintons for example. It is also an extremely effective and versatile means of consolidating power. It allows suspension of normal rule of law in the home territory which places the framework of the country under purely political control.
I think the US are backing ISIL in Syria deliberately to start a war with Russia for the profit of a select few.
who said anything about an allianceI do not agree, as IS does not make alliances with foreign armies. The US attacked the Syrian Army, to weaken Russia indirectly. But...the thing is they, did it for themselves, for their plans, not for the sake of IS.
More exactly the US is pounding almost everything and everyone there. They are allies to the kurds, but also to the turks and they support FSA, Ahrar-Ash Sham....and other "moderate rebels".
It won´t last any much longer and the situation will explode even worse over there....listen to my words..
They have no deal, they are giving it to them, through the local armies, who received them from the US after Sadams fall, as they lost alot of weapon depots. Only through the fall of Mosul they lost billions worth of weapons.
Still, it is true the US is giving them guns and explosives, indirectly altough.
Russia is too broke to be the aggressive "expansionist power" the western media make them out to be.
They are still trying to re-juggle borders after the collapse of the soviet union which resulted in some regions which are historically Russian being placed into other countries.
They are also trying to maintain and honour their military alliances even though it is expensive. The reason they need to do this is because NATO seems to want a war so badly with Russia, they are going to need these alliances to be firm for their own defense.
So they are stuck helping the Syrian government fight ISIL even though they can't really afford to and even though it draws them closer to war with the US.
Trump has widespread support inside Russia because he is the anti-war candidate in this election. No one wants war on either side except seemingly Obama, Biden, the Clintons and the media who are pushing it hard and have been for some time.
War is very profitable for a select few people with their fingers in a great many pies. The Clintons for example. It is also an extremely effective and versatile means of consolidating power. It allows suspension of normal rule of law in the home territory which places the framework of the country under purely political control.
I think the US are backing ISIL in Syria deliberately to start a war with Russia for the profit of a select few.
Nah, dude. The way you describe it is how the US Government justifies it to the public. It's almost certain they are directly supplying them.
As for US backing ISIL that's preposterous, I've studied and written a research paper on ISIL, and the conflict in Syria. Syria is a very destabilized country. There's three different groups in Syria at the moment that are at conflict, Assad and Putin, ISIL, and the rebels backed by the U.S. military. The U.S. military is not backing ISIL, ISIL was created against both the Assad Regime and against the rebels backed by the U.S. military. Whoever, wherever you took this information of "ISIL being back by the U.S. military" is highly misguided.
Kek you're not very good at decoding propaganda are you? Robert Fisk: After splitting with Al-Qaeda, Al-Nusra is being presented as 'moderate'. It is not
yes of course they are lolBrother...
you're throwing me one article.. I can throw you +10 scholarly counter articles debunking this theory when I get home.
Unless you want to argue that professors + scholars around the country are spewing propaganda
Thats not even a reputable source..

