Another Putin Disaster
POSTED BY: THGRRI
UPDATED: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 22:07
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Umm ... where's the disaster for Putin? This is like you posting about Turkey under Saudia (sic) Araba (sic) thread.
I guess you don't even respect the content of you own threads!
In any case, this is just a slow withdrawal. Iraq will eventually demand that our troops leave their country, so we will probably shift them over to Saudi Arabia.
It's a mess for Putin because when Trump is gone payback is coming. That said, Putin doesn't have the budget to fill Americas shoes. His entire budget comes from oil and it's the size of Italy's. Not enough to do more than bluff.
What will come out of this is a renewed effort to straighten NATO. All Trump succeeded in doing was to point out weakness that exposed it attack. They will cut the fat and excommunicate the bad actors. This will happen as we fix the holes in the rule of law in this country that let Trump be Trump.
tick tock comrade troll. And I'll post what I want where I want.
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Quote:From who? For what? Along what lines?
It's a mess for Putin because when Trump is gone payback is coming.=THUGR
All I get from your posts is that you have some unfocused impulse towards revenge, or something, but you can't seem to figure out why or how.
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Russia's 'sovereign internet' law takes effect
Russia's "sovereign internet" law, which President Vladimir Putin signed back in May, has taken effect on November 1st. As the BBC explains, it gives the country's government power to block access to content whether from within or from outside Russia "in an emergency." Of course, it's up to the government to decide what constitutes one.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/russias-sovereign-internet-l
aw-takes-effect/ar-AAJJipe?ocid=spartandhp
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Originally posted by THG:
Russia's 'sovereign internet' law takes effect
Russia's "sovereign internet" law, which President Vladimir Putin signed back in May, has taken effect on November 1st. As the BBC explains, it gives the country's government power to block access to content whether from within or from outside Russia "in an emergency." Of course, it's up to the government to decide what constitutes one.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/russias-sovereign-internet-l
aw-takes-effect/ar-AAJJipe?ocid=spartandhp
Ah come-on sig, kiki. Do you find this acceptable?
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Russian smuggling linked to 39 bodies found in truck in Britain
Two weeks after the shocking discovery of 39 bodies in a container truck in Britain, police in Vietnam on Tuesday announced another arrest in the case and described a scenario where Vietnamese nationals were traveling to Russia before being smuggled into Europe.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/russian-smuggling-linked-to-39-bo
dies-found-in-truck-in-britain/ar-AAJTEvd?ocid=spartanntp
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Boris Johnson accused of 'suppressing' Russia report until after UK election
The chair of the ISC, former attorney general and MP Dominic Grieve, raised the issue in an urgent question to the government in Parliament on Tuesday, demanding an explanation for "the refusal of the Prime Minister to give clearance to the Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament's report on Russia."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/boris-johnson-accused-of-suppress
ing-russia-report-until-after-uk-election/ar-AAJTqsc?ocid=spartanntp
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Russia's 'sovereign internet' law takes effect
Russia's "sovereign internet" law, which President Vladimir Putin signed back in May, has taken effect on November 1st. As the BBC explains, it gives the country's government power to block access to content whether from within or from outside Russia "in an emergency." Of course, it's up to the government to decide what constitutes one.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/russias-sovereign-internet-l
aw-takes-effect/ar-AAJJipe?ocid=spartandhp
Ah come-on sig, kiki. Do you find this acceptable?
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How is this any different than your desire to lock down the internet in fear that somebody from Russia is going to use Facebook to influence the election in 2020?
EXACT SAME THING
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Originally posted by THUGGER:
Russia's 'sovereign internet' law takes effect
Russia's "sovereign internet" law, which President Vladimir Putin signed back in May, has taken effect on November 1st. As the BBC explains, it gives the country's government power to block access to content whether from within or from outside Russia "in an emergency." Of course, it's up to the government to decide what constitutes one.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/russias-sovereign-internet-l
aw-takes-effect/ar-AAJJipe?ocid=spartandhp
Quote:Why should I care? It's RUSSIA. I don't live in Russia.
Originally posted by THUGGER:
Ah come-on sig, kiki. Do you find this acceptable?
Why do YOU care? Do YOU live in Russia?
A billion flies eat shit.
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Release of whales from notorious Russia ‘whale jail’ complete
After nearly five months, authorities have completed the release of all 97 orcas and beluga whales.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/2019/06/russia-moves-orcas-
and-belugas-from-whale-jail/
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Justice Dept. charges Russian hacker behind the Dridex malware
U.S. prosecutors have brought computer hacking and fraud charges against a Russian citizen, Maksim Yakubets, who is accused of developing and distributing Dridex, a notorious banking malware used to allegedly steal more than $100 million from hundreds of banks over a multi-year operation.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/justice-dept-charges-russian
-hacker-behind-the-dridex-malware/ar-BBXOt0W?ocid=spartandhp
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Deep state describes dedicated, educated professionals.
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