[rightwing2]

Claiming wide support for close cooperation with Russia, Moscow proclaimed that "an ever greater number of people" in Europe "regard a union with Russia and long-term cooperation" as "desirable and necessary." This "union" and "cooperation" would be "free from the memories of the past." Since the Soviet era, Moscow has sought a united Europe – and with no designated role for the U.S. In March 2001, the Russian Foreign Ministry stated that "Moscow seeks creation of a single, united, legal and cultural … civilized space." The united Europe, according to Moscow's view, would be "one of the poles of a new world in the making."

Four and a half years ago, I wrote a book on the Russian plan to enter NATO and the EU along with its CIS and Eastern bloc allies, strengthen the Sino-Russian alliance, and induce the US to unilaterally disarm itself of its nuclear arsenal, but sadly I never published it, which is unfortunate since with all of these corroborating developments these past couple of years I would be a wealthy man. The book's title was AMERICA IN DANGER--THE GRAND STRATEGIC DECEPTION OF THE “FALL OF SOVIET COMMUNISM” AND THE INCREASING THREAT OF A NUCLEAR FIRST-STRIKE BY THE SINO-RUSSIAN MILITARY ALLIANCE. I may yet decide to publish it, but will have to make major revisions recognizing more recent developments.

[lavaroise]

Some people might call you racist for that.

[Stavka2]

What's the point of being rich...we'd take it all away from you...you capitalist swine..then we'd make you drink vodka and wear a tin foil beany for the rest of your life...heheheheheheheeh.

RUSSOPHOBE ALERT