“It would be nice if you stopped trying to hijack this thread by posting other articles having nothing to do with the UN speeches.”
That’s what it does. Endless trolling, all from the Soros point of view.
Obama and your boy Putin are basically on the same page when it comes to their vision for the world.
As for Soros, he supports/finances ANTI-American causes, not people or groups opposing anti-American causes (such as the things you and your pro-Russia comrades support here practically 24/7).
A June article by Max Seddon of BuzzFeed reported the Kremlin was spending millions of dollars to pay English-speaking Russians to promote President Vladimir Putin and his policies in U.S. media like Fox News broadcasting and The Huffington Post and Politico news sites. Trolls are reportedly expected to manage multiple fake accounts and post on news articles 50 times a day, often with sentiments as simplistic as Putin makes Obama look stupid and weak!
http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/08/the-kremlins-troll-army/375932/
____________________________
Documents Show How Russias Troll Army Hit America:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/maxseddon/documents-show-how-russias-troll-army-hit-america
____________________________
Trolls are reportedly expected to manage multiple fake accounts and post on news articles 50 times a day, often with sentiments as simplistic as Putin makes Obama look stupid and weak!...
They do this only in an attempt to win the trust of anti-Obama folks -- a clever/sneaky way to add credibility to their pro-Russia, pro-Putin BS.
Yet it seems to work on some of us! In reality, Obama is the best thing that has happened to Russia in a long time.
____________________________
____________________________
Kremlin pays internet trolls to flatter Putin
Ben Hoyle - Moscow
October 11 2013
Russian investigative journalists and bloggers have uncovered an army of internet trolls paid to pour invective on the Kremlins opponents and heap praise on President Putin.
Posing as job applicants, the reporters discovered the government hacks working at a small company called the St Petersburg Internet Research Agency. ...
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/world/asia/article3891720.ece