A Russian Observant Windows…
Looks like I need to make another run to Ukraine again. Business calls and Ukraine is a wonderful place to do business. It does not get any friendlier and everything is so easy to get done that I always find the trips to Ukraine a blessing. Maybe I can convince Sveta to go with me.
Syria’s President Assad has agreed to talks with the opposition, will follow Arab League’s roadmap increasing the number of observers in the country, including the most hostile areas in Syria. This follows talks with the Russian delegation headed by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who arrived in Damascus on Tuesday. As RT’s Egor Piskunov reports from
“Stay the hell away from Afghanistan. We’re at the tail end of this war, and it’s become mostly about making a quick last buck for contractors. Especially “Big Army” is driven by a lot of pressures that make it very hard for commanders to make truly reasonable decisions. Right now, it’s all about short-term results
Department of Homeland Security just rocked our boat on Windows to Russia. They tried to brute force the login.php and they Dos attacked us into sever lock up. But we had a little surprise for them and it worked… We were down 10 minutes instead of 10 hours… Here is the information from one source
I grabbed a cup of coffee and did some thinking’s! After what I have been seeing posted all over by the Western press this weekend, it is time to flush the туалет because the stink is getting way too strong. Every time I think that I have seen the epitome of the ways of the
“The Hanbali school, known for following the most Orthodox form of Islam, is embraced in Saudi Arabia and by the Taliban..” Council of Foreign Relations–Islam: Governing Under Sharia, 24 October 2011. “In August a judge in Tabuk considered sentencing a man to be surgically paralyzed after convicting him of paralyzing another man in a fight
When China joined hands with Russia on Saturday to veto an Arab-European draft UN resolution backing an Arab League plan to promote a regime change in Syria, its stance was consistent with its approach to international issues. The draft resolution that sought to realize a regime change in Syria did not adequately reflect the state
“My point is, if another country does to us what we do to others, we’re not going to like it very much. So I would say that maybe we ought to consider a golden rule – in foreign policy. Don’t do to other nations what we don’t want to have them do to us” ~ Ron Paul
In a newspaper article Vladimir Putin describes on the evolution and the future of democratic institutions in Russia. Read the full Kommersant Daily article by Vladimir Putin below. Society cannot have sustainable development without a viable state, and, conversely, genuine democracy is an indispensable condition for building a state that serves the interests of society.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Saturday explained why Russia had vetoed a resolution on Syria in the UN Security Council, saying that without Russia’s latest amendments, the draft would be unilateral and would harm Syria if adopted. Veto-wielding UN Security Council members Russia and China on Saturday blocked the Morocco-proposed draft resolution on Syria