Posted on 03/12/2015 7:18:42 AM PDT by elhombrelibre
Yesterday, we had occasion to focus this diary, which is intended to be a discussion of the most significant event of the day, on China. There, an odd statement, widely circulated, caused us to wonder about the direction China's purges would take. It also caused us to feel as if we were living in the 1960s, when enigmatic wall posters were the only available hint of what was happening in China.
Today's diary must focus on Russia and resurrect the ancient art of Kremlinology to ponder whether something is going on at the top of the Russian government. Russian President Vladimir Putin was supposed to attend a Eurasian Union summit in Astana on Thursday with the presidents of Belarus and Kazakhstan. He was also supposed to attend a treaty signing with the leader of South Ossetia on Wednesday in Moscow. Both meetings were unexpectedly canceled.
(Excerpt) Read more at stratfor.com ...
Ok ....
Putin cancelled meetings on the fly,
Putin ordered security heads all to Crimea,
Putin is ill- no he is not ...
Sounds to me like ‘running to the bunker to hunker’,
‘cause it’s gonna git nasty.
The Soviet Union/Commonwealth/Russia does not fare well to have “a bad face in Pravda paper”. They like to clean their messes quickly, quietly, away from cameras.
Someone is about to die ‘for the State’, and all we can do is wait to see who it was.
He’s lived by the sword, and let’s hope he’s gone over to the Lord.
Well, if he has, that will leave the world without significant government leaders who will publicly support Christianity. I don’t trust the man, but his positions are not altogether evil, unlike other world leaders.
You think this monster is a Christian defending Christ and all that is good?
He is evil, and is trying to destroy civilization.
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