Putin's biggest critics announce 100,000-strong "Russian Spring" Protest

Newsweek ^ | 2-2-2015 | Damian Sharkov

[GeronL]

Figures

Even my low expectations are too high

100% tyranny it is

[mac_truck]

You’re caught lying again.

BOF...

[FreeReign]

Project much liar.

[mac_truck]

Lol...anyone reading this thread can see where you tried to lie about the source of the poll numbers on Putin.

How’s that for ‘projection’ Chucki?

[FreeReign]

Really? You have no idea what you are talking about. Only a dumbass Putin butt kissing liar would think so.

Articulate the lie.

I'll look for your response.

[Krosan]

Russian budget was passed with $8B deficit under assumptions that oil price averages $100 and inflation stays 5.5% in 2015.

http://www.themoscowtimes.com/business/article/putin-signs-russian-budget-for-next-year-based-on-100-oil-price/512521.html

Currently crude oil is below $60 and annualized inflation rate in January was 15%.

[FreeReign]

Rules for radicals, Saul Alinsky

From Gallup.com...

There are folks who "think" your response was not misleading because I ignored it.

Gallup International does polling for Gallup internationally.

Romir, a Russian "company" does Gallup International's polling in Russia.

The president of Romir is former KGB, Andrey Milekhin.

Alinsky indeed.

Although I'm not sure you understand why.

LOL.

[duckln]

Romir, a Russian "company" does Gallup International's polling in Russia.

So you think that Gallup is paying International for manipulated data?

You believe only what's in your playbook. You must have a little liberalism in your veins.

[FreeReign]

You must have a little liberalism in your veins.

There is nothing liberal about me. You resort to lying. You must be a liberal.

I simply posted the facts. Here they are again. Deal with them.

Gallup International does polling for Gallup internationally. Romir, a Russian "company" does Gallup International's polling in Russia. The president of Romir is former KGB, Andrey Milekhin.

[duckln]

You're obfuscating. Lets try again.

I'll accept your facts. So what does they tell you.

Pick 1

a) Putin has a high approval rating in Russia
b) Putin has a low approval rating in Russia.
c) I have no idea what Putin's approval ratings are in Russia.

[FreeReign]

You're obfuscating.

BS. Look at my first post.

I'll accept your facts. So what does they tell you. Pick 1

a) Putin has a high approval rating in Russia b) Putin has a low approval rating in Russia. c) I have no idea what Putin's approval ratings are in Russia.

In my first post I said...

"Putin is probably more popular than he should be in Russia. The vodka soaked people of Russia are liberty challenged".

[mac_truck]

We know Putin has an 80% approval rating because the Putin paid-for polls say so.

That is false.

As it was pointed out to you earlier...the polls weren't 'paid-for' by Putin.

So why don't you stop embarrassing yourself and admit you were wrong?

[FreeReign]

That is false. As it was pointed out to you earlier...the polls weren't 'paid-for' by Putin.

Actually you have no idea who directly commissioned the poll. Admit you are wrong about that.

So why don't you stop embarrassing yourself and admit you were wrong?

As I pointed out to you it isn't Gallup itself that did the poll. It's a Russian company headed by a former KGB guy, and thus the use of the idiom "bought and paid for" to describe what I think is a most likely link the poll has to Russian Putin propaganda.