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US elite call for Russia’s expulsion from G8 (US congressmen 5th columnists for socialists)
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| November 26, 2003
Posted on 11/30/2003 7:24:23 PM PST by RussianConservative
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To: RussianConservative
Booting the Russians out of G8 won't help the prospects for the westernization of Russia.
To: RussianConservative
McCain is a vile man, and he's from MY state (I'm so embarrassed!) He has a lot of mafia money behind him and he practically OWNS the party bosses here in this state. He hasn't been a real republican for years and I truely believe that he has Soros behind him.
We've tried everything to get him out of office, but more democrats vote for him than republicans. It's a major battle here in Arizona. The illegal aliens aid him a LOT.
To: RussianConservative
What on earth are these clowns thinking about?
Gotta keep Russia in there.
Russia is getting more and more "capitalist" every day while the US seems to be getting more and more socialist every day. Somebody long ago predicted that "the trains will eventually pass each other going in opposite directions".
Man, was that prediction ever right on.
To: RussianConservative
Condemning Russia for what he termed the "political persecution" of former Yukos CEO Mikhail Khodorkovsky indicted on seven charges in October and since held in Moscows notorious Matrosskaya Tishina pretrial facility Soros told the gatheringThis sounds like a good idea for Bush. Throw Soros in Graterford for a few months.
Watch him walk out carrying a purse.
To: RussianConservative
Lieberman said that Putins attacks on democracy violate the spirit of the G8 and Prosecution of corrpt "oligarchs" by the elected government is not an "attack on democracy".
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11/30/2003 8:18:34 PM PST
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A. Pole
(pay no attention to the man behind the curtain , the hand of free market must be invisible)
To: RussianConservative
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11/30/2003 8:22:11 PM PST
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Spartano
To: reformedliberal
I haven't a glimmer on why Perle would back Soros on anything. Unless it was some background business deal where they had converging interests? Business interests.
At the peak of his deal-making activities, in the nineteen-seventies, the Saudi-born businessman Adnan Khashoggi brokered billions of dollars in arms and aircraft sales for the Saudi royal family, earning hundreds of millions in commissions and fees. Though never convicted of wrongdoing, he was repeatedly involved in disputes with federal prosecutors and with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and in recent years he has been in litigation in Thailand and Los Angeles, among other places, concerning allegations of stock manipulation and fraud.
Khashoggi is still brokering. In January of this year, he arranged a private lunch, in France, to bring together Harb Saleh al-Zuhair, a Saudi industrialist whose family fortune includes extensive holdings in construction, electronics, and engineering companies throughout the Middle East, and Richard N. Perle, the chairman of the Defense Policy Board
Perle is a managing partner in a venture-capital company called Trireme Partners L.P., which was registered in November, 2001, in Delaware. Triremes main business, according to a two-page letter that one of its representatives sent to Khashoggi last November, is to invest in companies dealing in technology, goods, and services that are of value to homeland security and defense. The letter argued that the fear of terrorism would increase the demand for such products in Europe and in countries like Saudi Arabia and Singapore.
He has access to classified information and to senior policymakers, and give advice not only on strategic policy but also on such matters as weapons procurement.
To: RussianConservative
US has to worry if Mother Russia, China and Japan change their reserves from US dollars into EURO. The US dollar can suffer a dramatic devaluation. Just few weeks ago, Putin warned that Russia might start to sell her oil in Euros.
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11/30/2003 8:27:21 PM PST
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Spartano
To: RussianConservative
Why should Russia be expelled from G8? Isn't it the most capitalist nation in the group?
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11/30/2003 8:31:13 PM PST
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Sparta
("General" Wesley Strangelove "Let me start World War III, vote for me as president.")
To: chudogg
Well, a country with a flat-tax system is more capitalist (in theory) than a county with a progressive system, like US.
The second commandment of the Communist Manifesto is to implement a progressive fiscal system, just like in USA. Wait few years and the democrats will start to eliminate private property.
God and the Ten Commandments are being removed from American public places. It seems that America is starting to ban religion. Banning religion is a comunist idea. At least Mother Russia is a Christian nation, officially.
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11/30/2003 8:34:58 PM PST
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Spartano
To: RussianConservative
True...but why they keep getting reelected...did not McCain pray for Clinton war to exterminate Christian Serbs? Did not McCaine felch Albanian mafia? Why no investigation? 12 posted on 11/30/2003 10:50 PM EST by RussianConservative (Hristos: the Light of the World)
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Don't forget that Senator Lieberman announced in 1999 that the scum Kosovo "Liberation" Army (which is tied in with other major Muslim terrorist groups around the world) does, in his words, "represent American ideals".
What did the USA ever do to have jerks like Soros, McCain, and Lieberman in positions of influence?
To: Sparta
Hi brother, nice screen name you got. We may be cousins.
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11/30/2003 8:39:54 PM PST
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Spartano
To: RussianConservative
Nefarious PR for soros and both Senators. All have axes to grind and for Soros maybe some millions to be made. Start of Bush bash power play.
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12/02/2003 9:09:59 AM PST
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Spartano
To: Spartano
Thanks for the article!
"SEN. JOHN McCAIN: It's very disturbing as to what's happened. There's not one truly independent media outlet in Russia today. Those that are "independent" are cowed by the government. That's one of the fundamentals as we all know of a free and open society."
I think the the good Senator mis-spoke and said Russia instead of the United States.
Also, what deals have OPEC made with Russia. I'm for snubbing OPEC and getting a deal with Russia. Any ties between OPEC and McCain?
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