I think this vid is pretty succinct, how'dya think? Well, the exit polls are unambiguous. There'll be no 2nd round,
Putin wins the presidential election in Russia. 58-60% roughly. And no surprise there.
The result was anticipated, and is hardly a shock for anybody. More important is what the opposition's reaction would be and what are Putin's next
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Well, the sites novayagazeta and BBC did not even go to allude to the mass media is mauvais ton. A novayagazeta in Russia is considered propaganda newspaper.
Which anniversary?
March 6, 1857 U.S. Supreme Court ruled that slaves are property, not citizens.
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Good at least that you didn't cite Pravda as a source.
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Yes, "Pravda" is also not a reliable source, as well as writings of the revisionists.
By the way, the court has recently ruled that the Red Army could not have shot Polish officers in Katyn.
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Whose court?
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Nuremberg Trial Proceedings Vol. 1
Indictment : Count Three
COUNT THREE - WAR CRIMES
http://avalon.law.yale.edu/imt/count3.asp
Russian court issued a similar decision.
Are you going to argue with the trials at Nuremberg.
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Did you even read the above source that I provided?
And let's reassess where we started from, so we stay focused. You claim that GULag wasn't used as a tool for dealing with political opponents to the Soviet regime. That's patently false. Thousands of political prisoners perished in those camps and that's documented. You chose to ignore all the evidence, stating ridiculous reasons like "this is Wikipedia". Further, it was demonstrated that Stalin relocated millions of ethnic minorities to remote areas in order to disrupt their communities. You didn't even respond to that. Again, why should any of your arguments be taken seriously?
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Yes, at the Nuremberg Trials were fools, and they wrote nonsense.
Well I quoted and gave a link, do not read it?
And let's reassess...
Yes, you can call political prisoners and Chikatillo.
But it is not. You can create a site and write it here and refer to it, but it will remain false.
All links that you gave have the same quality, and reliability.
And compare, I refer to the official document you refer to the BBC.
Again, why should any of your arguments be taken seriously?
It's your choice. I do not force.
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Yep, they should've found the truth back then, namely: Stalin had ordered the decapitation of the Polish military elite. But those fools from the Allies chose not to do that, to preserve their friendship with Stalin. After all, the Yalta conference was the most important thing at the time. Funny how Realpolitik works, isn't it?
> All links that you gave have the same quality, and reliability.
Would've been nice if you had read them.
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Russian court said the same thing, as the Nuremberg Trials.
After all, the Yalta conference was the most important thing at the time. Funny how Realpolitik works, isn't it?
Politics a funny thing.
And the power of the Red Army - it was the most important thing of a thing at a time;)
Would've been nice if you had read them.
Why do I need to read obscure sites, if I read historical works on this subject?
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