[ClearCase_guy]

And it’s true.

[1rudeboy]

Russia just needs a little lebensraum, that's all. Just a little.

[jeffc]

Russia to Europe: We can do whatever we want

Isn't that exactly what obammy tells us when we protest his EO's?

[dfwgator]

Putin to Obama, “I Won.”

[Kirkwood]

Europe got what it wished for - a weak America under obama.

[tcrlaf]

All the Russian Ambassador had to say was “Tunisia... Libya..., Egypt..., Kosovo...”

[Deagle]

Wrong Headline: Russia to World - We will do anything that we want! Big difference... The World is asleep.

[greene66]

Absolutely true.

We allowed this vacuum in the first place, and it’s completely natural and expected for Putin to take advantage of it. America and the West consciously embraced this weakness, just as it has consciously embraced moral and cultural degeneracy.

America no longer even offers a positive counterbalance to the rest of the globe. Our leaders and our culture used to promote freedom and democracy. Now we just promote deviancy and homosex.

[Revolting cat!]

Russia suffers from an inferiority complex, someone observed yesterday, and to prove its own worth to itself it must attack others. It’s always been this way.

[Dallas59]

Yep. Case closed.

[John W]

Europe to Russia: We noticed

[RichInOC]

Russia to Europe: We can do whatever we want

Stairway to Crimea?

[Gay State Conservative]

Vlad's known from the very beginning that Europe's *unable* to stop him and that Osama Obama’s *unwilling* to do so.

[Navy Patriot]

Russia to Europe: We can do whatever we want,...

and we realize that Europe used to be able to do anything it wanted, but times change and we kept notes.

[exit82]

And when we finally peel back the layers, we will see that Obama is not against Putin, he is aiding Putin.

All about “flexibility”.

[GOPJ]

Europeans? Welfare elitists who brought in tons of cheap Arab labor? Sorry, they were worth dying for decades ago... not anymore.

[MarMema]

NATO secretary general Anders Fogh Rasmussen cornered the Russian ambassador to NATO, asking why Russia is not respecting the international principle it subscribed to in 1999—that each country has a right to freely decide on its international alliances.

Except Serbia.

[A CA Guy]

Blow IMO those pipelines.

[chiefqc]

I find comfort in the knowledge of Gods word, the rapture of his church, his eternal love of his chosen people, the absolute and total defeat of their enemies and a new heaven and earth that is without sin and will exist under his grace without an ending.

[lee martell]

The remark sounds like a joyfully rebellious snark remark of a teenager. But some teens are exceptional and should be taken seriously. Alexander The Great was only 16 when his father Philip, King of Macedonia, left his son in charge of the Macedonian Army while King Philip was away conquering Thrace, near the Balkans. When I was 16, I could barely ‘conquer’ my all homework before Suppertime.