The last time I brought up stuff like this I got slammed with hate. Sorry America, but keep your damn nose out of Russia. It will hurt when that nose gets cut off…
1. Support behind the jailed oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky and his “Open Russian Foundation” is found in the image of George Soros’ The Open Society Institute:
Which is chaired by Jacob Rothschild and Henry Kissinger, which can be found in the work of Engdahl “True Crime of Mikhail Khodorkovsky,” and in Article within the Telegraph « Called the now the – “People’s billionaire” reflecting rhetoric by attempt to destabilize Russia would be instructive to look at the “Press Center Khodorkovsky and Lebedev” – a website designed with the assistance of Robert Amsterdam, and the so-called “International legal team.” Coincidentally, it fully reflects the opinion released in the West, corporate media that the Russian elections were totally rigged. These charges hint at the work financed with American money of public organizations (CBOs) – including “The Voice”, which is fully funded by the National Endowment for Democracy.
As in the case of Thailand, where Amsterdam used his “protection” for the dismissal of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, his defense of Khodorkovsky also aims not just to provide legal protection for his client, but rather to use his case to undermine the legitimacy and ultimately to change Russia’s leaders. This is done in a concerted effort with the U.S. State Department, the media and the corporate-sponsored network of U.S. and European organizations that aim to sow seeds of rebellion in Russia.
2. Neoconservatives intend to surround Russia with NATO:
Initiative neocon foreign policy, whose participation in the development and implementation took place almost every war in the last 30 years, where they participated America, clearly lists the steps the U.S. towards Russia should take. This is the continuation of the encirclement of Russia with NATO and its missile defense protests calling, continued care in the Republic of Georgia as a proxy threat to Russia’s borders and the “promotion of human rights.”
3. Henry M. Jackson Foundation, NGO, Alexei Navalny and Ilya Yashin:
We are constantly hearing the name of Alexei Navalny, although its funding by U.S. State Department, through the National Endowment for Democracy has received wide acclaim.
The first clue comes to us from the London Telegraph, to allocate space for the column to Michael Weiss of the Henry M. Jackson Foundation, which strongly promotes Navalny and demarches on “exposing corruption” during the elections in Russia. Although Weiss struggles fighting off accusations that Navalny is actually a foreign agent, calling the allegations “in its delightful old-fashioned”, but he fails to mention that the PA and monitor the poll, accusing Russia of rigging the election, and Navalny whose activity results in evidence, they are funded by the U.S. and the European countries involved in the military encirclement of Russia.
It is hardly surprising to those who stand for the work of the Henry M. Jackson Foundation. This corporation Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, IBM, General Dynamics, State Farm, and Xerox, and sign the “statement of its principles” set of current and former members of the British government, members of Chatham House and Professor of the British Academy.
Their relationship with the president of the National Endowment for Democracy, Carl Gershman, the organization that funded NGO such as “Voice,” not only undermines any legitimacy, which they claim, but also casts serious doubt on Alexei Navalny, whom they so actively protect.
Though Navalny is known “corruption whistleblower,” at least when it is beneficial, the study of his life reveals itself insidious and compromising its objectives. Navalny is a member of the World Fellows Program at Yale University, where his profile reads:
“Navalny is frontlaynerom judicial claims on behalf of minority shareholders in large Russian companies such as Gazprom, VTB, Sberbank, Rosneft, Transneft and Surgutneftegaz. He has successfully forced companies to disclose more information to their shareholders, and filed a lawsuit against the individual managers of some large corporations, accusing them of corruption. Navalny is also a co-founder of the Democratic Alternative movement and was vice-chairman of the Moscow branch of the political party Yabloko. In 2010, he started painting – public project in Russia in the unprecedented funding. In 2011, Navalny started RosYama – a project that combats fraud in the road construction. ”
Democratic Alternative, or “YES!” Actually is the recipient of funding from the National Endowment for Democracy, which means that Alexei Navalny is an agent in providing the U.S. and deliberately hiding it from his followers. The U.S. State Department itself includes in its list of “youth movements” operating in Russia:
“YES! Maria Gaidar, the daughter of former Prime Minister Yegor Gaidar, head YES! (Democratic Alternative). She passionately promotes the idea of democracy, but realistic about to prevent this interference. Gaidar says YES! focused on non-partisan activities designed to raise political consciousness. It receives funding from the National Endowment for Democracy – a fact that he did not want to make public for fear that such American ties may compromise it. ”
Navalny was directly involved in financing the movement of money the U.S. government, and until now the same people who funded DA!, Protect it with the Western media.
Photo: Alexei Navalny of the World Fellowship Program at Yale University, and co-founder of the American money funded by the National Endowment for Democracy Movement YES! – (Another organization of the “Otpor”) yavlyayuschyesya favorite of the United States and consists of voluntary traitors to their country.
Ilya Yashin leads the Moscow branch of the People’s Freedom Party, and is one of the leading members of the “Strategy 31” campaign, which claims to be fighting for the freedom of assembly.
The official website of NED.org can see the size of one of the grants:
Facilitate the implementation of the Moscow group Helsinki Accords
50 thousand dollars
“The attention given to the issue of freedom of assembly in Russia and the movement of the” Strategy 31 “, which aims to protect the fundamental rights. The organization will train regional activists and coordinate their activities through mini-seminars and field visits, and conduct an information campaign through press conferences, posters, and leaflets relating to the freedom of assembly, which will be distributed to the general public by regional partners. ”
Even worse is that the Party of People’s Freedom Yashin tends not to work with young people who want “freedom,” but rather with politicians, careerists and businessmen collaborating with foreign interests. Among them, Vladimir Ryzhkov, a member of the World Movement for Democracy. There are Boris Nemtsov whose adviser, Vladimir Kara-Murza (of the “Solidarity”) recently took part in an event called “Elections in Russia: polls and Prospects”, where they used the Levada Center, to predict the “winners” of the upcoming elections and studied the disorder in 2010 at the Manege – for now obvious reasons, the United States wishes to ignite unrest throughout Russia.
Conclusion
It is quite clear that these organizations are not interested in “democracy” and “human rights” or “freedom” in Russia, but rather aim to remove the path of the Kremlin, and to restore the parasitic network, which sucked the life out of Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union.
The Kremlin, of course, is responsible for the fighting fire with fire, but does it on her own land against foreign interests. After what Wall Street and London have done in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, and with the continued desire to expand its vast empire, it makes no sense why an legitimate country would allow any organization that is aiming to destabilize and chaos in the country to receive their funding, to spread discountent?
Although the National Endowment for Democracy implement this policy of interference in the internal affairs of Russia, its real pioneers of American banking are Wall Street and the City of London, oilfield, defense and industrial corporations. And they do it through organizations and finance themselves. It is extremely important to understand about these corporations and boycott them and start to get rid the world of them. If they can interfere and cause chaos on the streets of a large, nuclear superpower, we can only imagine what a threat they are to the average man in the street, his family and the community.
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Hmm! This was sent to me by e-mail and now I see what the stink that has been going around is about! I left the article basically the way I got it and yes it looks like it is translated. I have corrected a few things, but I promised that I would leave it alone. It comes from a Russian news site and it is what the people are talking about in Russia…
Photo: Alexei Navalny of the World Fellowship Program at Yale University, and co-founder of the American money funded by the National Endowment for Democracy Movement YES! – (Another organization of the “Otpor”) yavlyayuschyesya favorite of the United States and consists of voluntary traitors to their country.
Americans Are become just plain “Lacking of knowledge, information, or awareness about something in particular:” or how about “ignorant” for the short version? That is my coffee thinking’s this morning…
But somehow one of them will come back to life as he tries to figure out another way to play troll games…
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