Nemra

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  1. @Leo Gura, what do you think Putin's relations with or influence on the U.S. government will be if Trump wins, considering that Putin can easily manipulate Trump?
  2. You don't have to. And neither do I take blind anti-Western crusaders seriously. But do tell me, what has made you think that his channel is propaganda?
  3. In the video above at 10:36, he says "You can't be in Russia's economic orbit without being politically compromised by Russia".
  4. @Gennadiy1981, check the following thread: Uncovering Trump
  5. Not enough. Also, I didn't say that people should rely on western oligarchs. Just no. Set aside western oligarchs for a minute. Of course, at the end of the day, he'll have to listen a bit to those whom he controls. What kind of influence are you referring to? I agree; it can make people cling more to their traditions and even more dogmatic.
  6. @Bobby_2021, again, those NGOs were created by the people of the country, which is more corrupt than the U.S. Also, you are missing an important context, which is the development of the people. But I agree that interventionalism can backfire, especially when most of the country's population is less developed than the interventionalists'. As if native oligarchs cared about their people enough. Just look at the places that Russia fucked over and still has influence. Or are we going to fault the West for Russia's doings?
  7. @PurpleTree, Erdogan is living in an irony land. He can't even admit that the Ottomans committed genocide a decade ago.
  8. Not Georgia, and neither its neighbors are democratic. The governments there are too corrupt to begin with. Those western-funded NGO's are primarily composed of liberal people who prefer not to rely on the government.
  9. That documentary is a recent one. It's great! I discovered that Manuel Catteau founded the French film production ZED, which officially owns the video. The official video is titled "Red Shadow Over the White House". Description of the documentary: With the 2024 US presidential elections fast approaching, the Russian grip on the American political right - through spies, semi-spies, and agents of influence - in the service of Russia is a pervasive, yet little-known and never really studied reality until now. The Kremlin sees President Biden as weak, and Russian influence on the United States as strong. This context enabled Putin - among other considerations - to dare to invade Ukraine in February 2022. However, he is counting on Trump's victory in 2024, which would mean the definitive end of American support for Ukraine and pave the way for a Russian victory. As proof of this connivance, only 48% of Republican voters now support Ukraine, and more of them prefer Putin to Biden! How did we reach this level of influence? What is really at stake in the United States? What are the origins of Trump's positions? How is a part of American political life now under Russia's sway? This investigative documentary, shot like a political thriller, narrated, and structured like an espionage film, immerses us in the story of Russian infiltration of the United States, and recounts the mafia-like logic of Russia, the evolution of Putinism, the ambitions of the Russian President and his thirst for revenge.
  10. A = A is not about the comparison between two objects.
  11. Ok. I'll investigate more about him to uncover his corruptions.
  12. @LoseYourvelf, I have written something that is profoundly true. Start thinking a little bit. Also, I'm not omniscient. And you're a perfect example of not accepting the truth. It seems like your gargantuous spiritual ego cannot accept the way I wrote my post. Buddy, you're laughing because you don't get it.
  13. Understood. But are they correct about society becoming deteriorated, or is it their deterioratedness that makes them think that way?
  14. @Joshe, could you expand on that? I want to know what you are referring to by "degenerate society".
  15. The problem is in not being aware that things are temporary. Wanting isn't the problem. Wanting is different than being entitled. If I want to be happy for a while, I'll watch some comedy on my phone. Being entitled would be blaming the comedian if his/her comedy didn't change my mood.