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Putin Warns Against Intimidating Iran

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1. Vladimir Putin the Puppeteer provacatively proclaimed yesterday that he would not support sanctions against Iran's inclinations to nuke-ify.

2. "There is no need to frighten the Iranians," he told reporters in Beijing, "we need to look for a compromise."

3. Meet in the middle with Ahmedinejad?

4. Most amusing.

5. Putin's position pertaining to Persia puts him at overt odds with Sarkozy, Gordon Brown and Ms Merkel, as if the String Puller pays any attention.

6. But the perfidious Prime Minister is squarely in accord with China, which announced on Friday, September 25, the day after Obama's poetic tour de force as Chairman-For-A-Day of the UN's Security Council, that Beijing does not believe in punitives versus the villains in Tehran, some of China's chummiest customers.

7. "You talk about punishment, and personally I don't like the word 'punishment,'" offered He Yafei, Hu's Foreign Minister, in New York.

Obama plans to turn up heat on Iran | tennessean.com | The Tennessean

8. It looks like Obama's one-sided withdrawal of missile defense from Eastern Europe did nothing to prompt the Puppet Master to play "Cooperation," prospectively.

9. At least, not with us.

10. Maybe Obama should've given Vladimir his Nobel.

11. Mrs Clinton was in Moscow Monday, the PM wouldn't even meet with her.

12. Hillary said she'd hoped to hobnob with the hard hearted head honcho, but unfortunately he was not at home.

13. Parleying with people he respects, apparently.

14. Like He Yafei.

15. So Hillary, like her obtuse boss, returns from Moscow empty mitted.

16. Indeed, at the selfsame moment Mrs Clinton was accomplishing jack and squat with Putin's marionette-like no-nukes negotiators, Izvestia revealed Russia's readiness to employ preemptive WMD's, "not only in a large scale but also in a regional or even a local war."

17. Now, that's not very nice.

18. Georgia cringes.

19. And after all we've done for him.

20. That Giapetto simply recognizes no gratitude.

21. So, what's Numbnut's next move?

22. He allows Russian regulators to inspect unimpeded OUR missile silos.

23. As if we're Qom.

24. "We want to ensure that every question the Russian military or Russian government asks is answered," swore our simple minded Secretary of State.

Tentative Inspection Program Would Allow Russia to Visit U.S. Nuclear Sites - Political News - FOXNews.com

25. Just what do we garnish in interchange for our giveaways gratis, Mrs Clinton?

26. Then, today we observe that Obama has shifted from the White House to Commerce oversight of technology transfers, haply helping Hu's hi-tech headway.

27. Obama's order overturns obstacles put in place in the late 90's, after Loral and Hughes hijacked the "crown Jewels" of our nuclear defense to China, fined $20 million and $32 million respectively by Foggy Bottom after it was determined that expertise exported was employed by the Red Army to improve its long-range missile capacity.

EXCLUSIVE: Obama loosens missile technology controls to China - Washington Times

28. Putin, Peking and Persia pick our purblind president's pockets of all but that preposterous Peace Prize.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin warned major powers on Wednesday against intimidating Iran and said talk of sanctions against the Islamic Republic over its nuclear programme was "premature".

Putin, who many diplomats, analysts, and Russian citizens believe is still Russia's paramount leader despite stepping down as president last year, was speaking after U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Moscow for two days of talks.

"There is no need to frighten the Iranians," Putin told reporters in Beijing after a meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation.

"We need to look for a compromise. If a compromise is not found, and the discussions end in a fiasco, then we will see."

"And if now, before making any steps (towards holding talks) we start announcing some sanctions, then we won't be creating favourable conditions for them (talks) to end positively. This is why it is premature to talk about this now."

Clinton failed to secure any specific assurances from Russia on Iran during her visit, leaving her open to criticism at home that she had not received anything from Moscow after earlier U.S. concessions on missile defence.
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Russia's Putin warns against intimidating Iran | World | Reuters


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It looks like Obama's one-sided withdrawal of missile defense from Eastern Europe did nothing to prompt the Puppet Master to play "Cooperation," prospectively.
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Who the hell expected a serious political favor out of russia for that?
 
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obama, the president
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Wow you're gonna have to give me a source, i guess you were at the table and heard someone consult him that they could get favours out of russia for reversing an escalation against them after having started an arms race in the last administration.

Please.
 
sure, obama WANTED putin to announce to the world that he'd be undermining sanctions

the prez PLANNED on china saying "punishment" is off the table

good thinking
 
Yes Im sure he sat at the table and expected to remove an escalation from russia, and expect the nature of geo-politics and the foreign policies of the respective nations all at once to change.


Good thinking...
 
exactly, just as a cup of coffee with ahmedinejad would change mahmoud's entire mindset

the holocaust denier is, after all, the personification of reasonableness

and the prez is a machiavelli
 
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exactly, just as a cup of coffee with ahmedinejad would change mahmoud's entire mindset

the holocaust denier is, after all, the personification of reasonableness

and the prez is a machiavelli
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I cannot keep track of any sort of point that you are trying to make, you are having difficulty discussing the topic. I do know now that you hate obama. Gratz.

And how is the president Machiavellian?
 
It appears to me that the president has given away the store. How do you spell treason?

J.P. Bill
 
Abdication of world leadership by Obama has left a leadership vacuum which Putin seems more than willing to fill.
 
SE102 said:
:shock::roll:
Wow you're gonna have to give me a source, i guess you were at the table and heard someone consult him that they could get favours out of russia for reversing an escalation against them after having started an arms race in the last administration.

Please.
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Why do you think Obama cancelled the missile defense system over in Poland?
 
Russia will run blocker for Iran long enough to get a weapon, just like China did with N. Korea, and continues to.

Anyone up for Stratego?


j-mac
 
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Why do you think Obama cancelled the missile defense system over in Poland?
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Because it was perceived as an escalation by a foreign power, and was unnecessary, it was meant to intercept iranian missiles, but placed near Russia when naval support could accomplish the same thing. A waste of money.
 
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Why do you think Obama cancelled the missile defense system over in Poland?
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One afternoon the Polish missile defense system walks into a bar and orders six shots of vodka and a beer. The bartender says, "How can you afford to get drunk in the middle of a business day?" and the Polish missile defense system says, "I don't work."
 
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tell it to the poles, czechs, lithuanians and ukrainians

BETRAYAL is a strong word
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Just don't bring Ukrainians into it. As for Poles and especially Czechs, they never wanted it in their countries. That system had nothing to do with the defence against Iran.
 
LOL!

fakt, kaczynski, the polish president, disagree with you

as do frozen ukrainians denied gas, jukneviciene, the lithuanian defense minister, kahout, the czech foreign minister, hospadarske novine...

and vladimir putin the puppet master

betrayal is a pretty powerful and apt appellation

according to the parties most impacted
 
the grapes of wrath
 
The Prof said:
LOL!

fakt, kaczynski, the polish president, disagree with you

as do frozen ukrainians denied gas, jukneviciene, the lithuanian defense minister, kahout, the czech foreign minister, hospadarske novine...

and vladimir putin the puppet master

betrayal is a pretty powerful and apt appellation

according to the parties most impacted
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1. kept elites do not represent the moods of the people of their countries.

2. Don't sing me a song about "frosen Ukrainians". My family and friends still live in Ukraine. I guess I know a bit more of what THEY think of Ukrainian kept "elite" and the saga of gas crisis. :)

3. Oh yes, betrayal! Elite political prostitutes are panicking, the US funding is drying out.
 
sure, ukrainians loved it when putin shut off the gas

that puppet puller is such an elitist
 
sure, they adore putin

you know how elitists are
 
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sure, they adore putin
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Actually, in a Ukrainian poll few months ago Ukrainians voted to have Putin for their president! :D

"Opinion polls show Ukraine to be a Russian-leaning country very different from the one described by Western media and Ukrainian foreign policy elites.

“If we were to fantasise, and pretend that {Russian Prime Minister} Vladimir Putin would run for the post of Ukrainian president, then according to opinion poll results he would win right off,” says analyst Alexei Lyashenko of Kyiv’s polling institute Research & Branding (R&B). “His only serious competitor would be {Russian President} Dmitry Medvedev.”

The R&B poll published May 25 show that for all the rhetoric about westwards-bound Ukraine breaking free of Russia’s malign influence and Putin’s imperialism, the reality on the ground is very different."

"Only 2% of Ukrainians would vote for President Yushchenko, the most anti-Russian top Ukrainian official, in upcoming elections January 2010."

Would the real Ukraine please stand up? East of Europe: The BRUK states
 
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