Windows to Russia

Anti-Russian Media:

I find everywhere in the western press and the bought off Russian press, many items related to the downfall of Russia. Russia is this and Russia is that. Russia is a gas station. Russia is evil. Russia is worthless. Russia is collapsing. Russia is this and Russia is that. Very little about how good Russia is and very little about how full of freedom, liberty and life in Russia is…

All you have to do is to follow and search who and what writes and is behind the articles. It is easy, just takes a few minutes and some work. What you will find is no one and nothing with substantiation. I see articles that say, “I was just in Moscow for two weeks!” Then they write a detailed report about prices and how the Russian world is crumbling under its gas station overhead…

99% of what is written by the west and by the paid western in Russia media, has any resemblance to reality. I know, I live here. I live in Russia and have lived here for 10 years now. What you are being fed as facts, are in fact simple lies that are preset and repeated a million times. The same lies are found in all anti-propaganda against Russia, coming from western related hate media. The two worst areas are America and Britain…

Yesterday I went to buy groceries:

Bread was 12 rubles a loaf. Coffee 50 rubles for 50 grams. Salt Pickles in a small bucket for 69 rubles. Bananas for 48 rubles a kilo. It goes on and on. Milk is 32 rubles for pasteurized per liter….and on and on…

Yes there was milk to be bought for 120 rubles a liter, but again, “Why the hell would someone do that and if they do then that is their choice!”

I sat this morning and ate a cheese pie:

I went to a pie shop. I call them that! They are kiosks that sell pig in the blankets and many other types of meat and cheese filled pies. It is actually a Piroshki with no meat, but just cheese. Real, delicious and gooey cheese…

I bought two of them and a small drink. I sat at a park and ate them thinking. They cost me 25 rubles each and the drink cost me 25 rubles. I spent 75 rubles ($1.14) for a meal and found myself stuffed. These were the biggest pies I have ever eaten. Oh My!

I sat and watched the people. Sveta and I both like to people watch. It gives you an idea of what is happening, the mood and conditions of life in general. I watched mothers pushing their babies in strollers. I watched delivery trucks dropping off supplies. I watched kids playing at a school. I watched a drunk stumble by. I watched employees sneak out back and get a quick smoke. I watched life in general and ate my delicious pies…

People watched me also and several came back to sit where I was sitting and they had pies also, that they just bought. We sat and ate in silence and watched the people go by…

Life is good in Russia, the people are happy, the pies are good and it was just a pie kinda day… 😉

How can that price be bad?

How can being able to buy a meal for a $ or little more be bad? How can being able to buy a cellphone for $15 dollars be bad? How can a weeks groceries for 2000 or less rubles be bad? How can $1.96 per gallon be bad for benzine? How is, How can and How could it be bad?

How could falling GDP be bad? We live in a world that bases all upon the wrong things. Bad is GDP and the worship that goes with it! Good is affordable plentiful items. Russia has all the goods and the amount of goods is and are growing. That then will bring up the worshiped GDP…

Sanctions and Propaganda:

It has all failed and from what I am seeing in places like Ukraine, and much of the west, the sanctions have backfired and have not just bit the hand that feeds it, but have stabbed that hand all the way through. That includes a depressed USA is starting to feel the issues associated with sanctions against 30 plus countries all over the world….Did I say 30 plus countries?

We (America) are the failed state, not these other countries. Sanctions or war! What a choice…

I dream:

I dream of an America that lifts these sanctions around the world, stops the wars and gathers her people up and treats them with respect. Farfetched I know…

I still dream of a USA that actually uses her power for good and actually tries to change countries through cooperation and helpfulness…

I dream of an America that is strong and wonderful, but all I see is an America that hates and is scared of all around her…

Now I see an America that is actually paying people within her borders to try to stop certain presidential hopefuls from winning. I mean seriously, we are doing the same as we do to other countries to keep the status quo…

Now, how ignorant is that? It will only lead to a hastening of the downfall…

WtR

I sometimes feel that Svetochka wishes I would not go to the Tiny Russian Village. Then many times I know she wants me to. I am deteriorating in Moscow. My feet are hurting, my arthritis is out of hand and my ability to walk has been cut in half. I also run a fever from arthritis that I do not deal with in the village. Yesterday I ran a 38.5 temperature. That is 101.3 for Americans. I do not run this temperature in the village. I hurt from arthritis, but I do not suffer like in Moscow…

It is a strange phenomenon, but it is real and I have written about this issue several times. I can walk for hours in the village, but I am down to short walks in Moscow, all due to pain. The difference in conditions is a big deal to me. My body talks to me as I try to survive in Moscow Russia, as my body remembers the village, it rebels…

I love Moscow, but Moscow seems to not love me at times…

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Therefore, Svetochka and I need to make a few trips to some big shopping areas and stock up on food and stuff. Sveta already got our seed potatoes and I need to get them planted. I have all my seeds necessary for all the other plants and maybe we need to get a few tomato plants to see how they do…

I am waiting for a reconditioned cellphone to arrive; Samsung S5620 Monte: I ordered it from Aliexpress (dirt cheap) and it has a great camera and fantastic GPS system. I need the GPS for walking in the woods and not get lost. The camera will allow me to record my escapades and not have to carry extra items as I walk with Boza…

It has been reconditioned and I know from past experiences that it is a good phone. We will see, for I am a phone killer and can match the best of them at any given time… 😉

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Thus today I will walk the dog again and take a nap. I am running a 37.4 fever right now and also have developed a sore throat. Normal for me in Moscow. The weather is simply terrible and my arthritis is on a rampage. I most likely need to take another round of steroid shots, a series of shots I give myself to help my arthritis and it does help. It has been a few years now and I can feel the need to do it again. It is really no fun, yet it does help…

Ouch darn needles…

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Vova, from the village has been calling and begging Svetochka not to keep me in Moscow. He wants me to come back home to the village. Nice to be missed! I am missed when I am in the village and missed when I am in Moscow. Sveta counts the most though, but Sveta is also seeing that my fever has come back and walking has become a chore…

Time to get back to the village…

WtR

America has done a bad thing and or maybe a good thing. It is just how you look at things…

I see it the way these kids are seeing it and I see a Russian people who have woke up to the Warmongering USA. They demand Obama to answer for his and all of Americas crimes. Those crimes are numerous and serious in nature. Whether you as an American did it or not and or asked for it or not and or wanted the crimes to happen or not, complacency is a crime…

Russians just want to be left alone and live in peace and harmony. Seems that America and Europe want to go to war and cause hate and chaos…

Russia is waking up, while Americans seem to be going to sleep…

Russians are intellects and intellects do not perform divertissement…

WtR

I went shopping for a new water boiler today. In Russia everyone heats water by a electric water pitcher (well almost, some use samovars and such) after they filter the water. I am very use to doing this now and even in the village I use an electric pitcher. The other one we had just went out yesterday and I was heating water in a sauce pan this morning and I had a grouchy worried girl that she would not get her tea before leaving for the day…

I decided to solve such a issue and get a new pitcher…

This is a device that you can not live without in Russia and I have become attached to using one daily. Tea is not tea without such a device. At least easy tea and I use the water after it cools down to just drink. They are just a device of necessity, Russians do not trust the water, especially in Moscow. It has chlorine in it and they dislike chlorine…

I dislike chlorine now that I have cleaned my system from such, as in America. I can smell it a mile away and tastes terrible in the water. So we filter the water with charcoal and boil all drinking water. I am lucky that in the village, I have such pure water that I drink it straight from the bucket, but we still have to boil it to have delicious hot tea…

The reason I am talking about this is so that you learn a little more about Russia and to tell you about a company that has changed tremendously since I have started living in Russia ten years ago…

Eldorado is a wonderful company, but at one time I would have not said that. Today I went to buy a pitcher to boil water with and they said one year warranty, full replacement…

I got home and boiled the water. Then after thinking all was good, I went and did something else. The pitcher leaked all over the place and I had a pond in our kitchen…

It simply leaked and since I am like most Russians, I thought; Oh no! Here we go with the games and return bit…

They listened to what was wrong, went and got another one and said they were sorry and I thanked them thoroughly and all was good…

Therefore, I have to say something about such treatment and if you are ever in Russia, Eldorado is the place to shop. The prices are good (water boiler 1900 rubles – $28) and no issues to return a bad item. No questions and they even checked the new one out before I left, to make sure it worked…

Sometimes life is just nice and people are good. Sometimes not, but times like this are what we should thank people for and I thank Eldorado and their employees…

Now Svetochka will not be stressed over her hot tea water… 😉

Maybe someday we can get a samovar…

WtR

Texet Died…

Not even two years did it last. But it was the toughest phone I have ever had and lasted beyond what all the others would do. The Texet tm-511r has been a good phone and I am sad… 🙁

I finally lost the phones software in Ukraine.  About three weeks ago the camera froze. I tried reset and that did nothing. The situation got worse everyday and at the end, I had to turn it off between calls and those calls only lasted a few minutes. The phone was overheating and simply was tired of putting up with me…

I tried to make it last until I got home, but I was stressing out over not having communication. I bought a new phone from a kiosk in Kiev and it is not bad. It will not last, for it is too cheaply made. But it will last until I can find another phone that will put up with me and who knows, it may just last for many years. Okay, I know better than that, but I can hope…

My new phone…

It looks good, but is made cheap and I mean cheap. Drop it and it will explode in a million pieces…

It is so cheap that they gave me a case to go with it. I guess they looked at my clumsy hands and thought, “Either a case or he brings it back in a few hours!”

It worked and I am back in Russia… 😉

It cost 500 hryvnia and they tossed a 59 hryvnia case in for free. 500 hryvnia is $19.65 at today’s rate. So a phone that has lots of goodies, will last at least a month under my hands and a case to help protect it, for less than $20. That is a bargain and to top it all off, I really like the phone…

I loved the Texet, but it fell out of love with me and while I could buy one like it in Ukraine. It was just way too expensive there. They wanted $300 plus for the same type of phone and I just could not see that. I can buy one still in Russia for less than 3000 rubles (just checked,) that makes the same exact phone in Russia at $45 to $50…

I will decide what to do later. I have a cheap Nokia that I found laying on the ground years ago and it does work. I use it as a backup phone now. A backup that I forgot to take with me to Ukraine. I gave my other backup phone to Vova and he loves that little Samsung. It is his pride and joy. He even bought a case for it…

My new phone is almost a carbon copy of the Samsung sgh-u800 soul that I had and it was tore in half when a truck ran into me years ago. This Keneksi is okay, but the Samsung was the cats meow for me and I miss it. Just could not buy another one after that Samsung was destroyed…

I am a cellphone destruction derby and no phone, rugged or not, survives long with me. Poor cellphones, I feel bad for everyone of them and I liked them all…

WtR

I could write a hundred pages about what I saw and what has become of Kiev, but it would do no good. America has bought and paid for all the right people and what they (Ukraine) gets is what they get. When people stay silent as the demons take over, you get what you deserve. In Kiev, what they are getting is a very sad situation…

To be honest it hurt me to see a city that I love so much being sucked into the quagmire and it compares to the partner in your life and they start taking heroin and are full fledged addicts, as you see that nothing will stop the self-destruction. That you see happening right in front of your eyes is sadness of unimaginable depths…

I saw a city that has sold its soul to the devil and now it is reaping what it garnered from that sale…

From the children empty playgrounds, the women being harassed in broad daylight, drugs being sold in full view, faces of the people looking at the ground in fear of reprisal, multiple levels of new police and military, gangs of Muslims and the fathomless sadness. Sadness so deep that it hurts to walk among the people of this once fantastic city and see what has been done to their spirit and souls…

Sadness is but just a Kiev…

WtR

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/04/16/politics/russian-jet-barrel-rolled-us-aircraft/index.html

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/04/17/russian-jet-threatens-u-s-reconnaissance-aircraft.html

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-36050689

There is a loud whine coming from the west and it betrays fear under the tone of the whine. Russia and China are getting tired of the crap coming from the west and the west does not like being challenged…

Whine baby whine!

America you are showing your true colors and fear is one of those colors…

WtR

by John Stanton

According to Counterpunch editors Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair:

“The desire for secrecy is one of Mrs. Clinton’s enduring and damaging traits…Befitting a Midwestern Methodist with a bullying father, repression has always been one of Mrs. Clinton’s most prominent characteristics. Hers has been the instinct to conceal, to deny, to refuse to admit any mistake. Mickey Kantor, the Los Angeles lawyer who worked on the 1992 [presidential] campaign, said that Hillary adamantly refused to admit to any mistakes. Since Vietnam, there’s never been a war that Mrs. Clinton didn’t like. She argued passionately in the White House for the NATO bombing of Belgrade. Five days after September 11, 2001, she was calling for a broad war on terror…“I’ll stand behind [George W.] Bush for a long time to come”, Senator Clinton promised, and she was as good as her word, voting for the Patriot Act and the wide-ranging authorization to use military force against Afghanistan…Of course she supported without reservation the attack on Afghanistan and, as the propaganda buildup toward the onslaught on Iraq got underway, she didn’t even bother to walk down the hall to read the national intelligence estimate on Iraq before the war.”

As Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton instigated and legitimized the overthrow of the Honduran government in 2009 not all that unlike the 1954 Guatemala Coup engineered primarily by CIA Director Allen Dulles, supported by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, and with the glowing approval of President Dwight Eisenhower.

In a March 2016 interview with Amy Goodman on Democracy Now, Greg Grandin, a professor of Latin American history at New York University, discussed the fallout from the 2009 Honduran Coup. “I mean, hundreds of peasant activists and indigenous activists have been killed. Scores of gay rights activists have been killed. I mean, it’s just—it’s just a nightmare in Honduras. I mean, there’s ways in which the coup regime basically threw up Honduras to transnational pillage. And Berta Cáceres [a prominent Honduran activist assassinated in 2016], in that interview, says what was installed after the coup was something like a permanent counterinsurgency on behalf of transnational capital. And that was—that wouldn’t have been possible if it were not for Hillary Clinton’s normalization of that election, or legitimacy.”

In an April interview with Dana Frank, professor of history at the University of California, Santa Cruz, on Democracy Now, Frank indicated that President Obama had basically turned over Central and South America to Hillary Clinton. Frank then said this: “I think it’s really about the U.S. pushback against the democratically elected governments of the left and the center-left that came to power in Latin America in the ’90s and in the 2000s—Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentina, Ecuador, Chile, El Salvador, all these countries. And Zelaya was the weakest link in that chain. He, himself, did not come out of a big social movement base at the time of his election, certainly since the coup. And I think they were—the U.S. was looking for a way to push back against that. There’s a very important military base, U.S. military base, Soto Cano Air Force Base, in Honduras. And Honduras has always been the most captive nation of the United States in Latin America. So, I think they were testing what they could get away with. And they got away with it. It was the first domino pushing back against democracy in Latin America and reasserting U.S. power, in service to a transnational corporate agenda.”

It’s Not Your Country or Life

The 1954 coup that ousted Guatemalan President Jacob Arbenz from the presidency had the same rationale as Hillary Clinton’s 21^st Century Honduran effort. David Talbot, writing in the must-read book The Devil’s Chessboard: Allen Dulles, the CIA and the Rise of America’s Secret Government, noted that Arbenz’s mistake was antagonizing the United Fruit Company by attempting to “expropriate acreage from the United Fruit Company’s large holding that were not under cultivation, and [Arbenz] had offered the multinational corporation fair compensation for the seized land.”

But United Fruit had powerful connections in the Eisenhower Administration. John Foster Dulles had long been a legal advisor to United Fruit for many years. Both brothers held shares of stock in the company. Robert Cutler, head of Eisenhower’s National Security Council, was the former chair of United Fruit. Walter “Beetle” Smith, former CIA director and close friend of Eisenhower, would end up on the United Fruit Board of Directors after the coup. Even Eisenhower’s personal secretary, Ann Whitman, was affiliated with United Fruit: her husband was its publicity director. Other violent overthrows of foreign governments and the destruction of their societies for crass business and career interests would be coated by Allen Dulles in layers of red paint; that is, Communist red paint. Murder, extortion, coups, wars, torture, oppression, censorship, lies, theft, profits, racism, threat exaggeration and evil leadership would be legitimized under the guise of national security during the Cold War. Just so.

According to Talbot, “By the time the bloodletting had run its course [in Guatemala], four decades later, over 250,000 people had been killed in a nation whose total population was less than four million when the reign of terror began.”

For many years, the Dulles brothers were ensured the support of the gatekeepers in banking, finance, media, the military and the US Congress through relationships made and sealed during World War I, the interwar years, and World War II. The Nazi’s would serve the Dulles brothers well in their private and public roles. Allen would direct the merger of the CIA with some of the worst elements of the defeated Third Reich. John Foster—who while at Sullivan and Cromwell pushed back against closing its satellite office in Nazi Germany– often advocated that nuclear weapons should be viewed as conventional weapons. In some sense, the two brothers seemed to possess the same zealousness and cruelty of the Third Reich.

Near WWII’s end, Allen protected Nazi intelligence chief for the Eastern Front, Major General Reinhard Gehlen, from war crimes trials and would later merge Gehlen’s operatives and network into the CIA’s operation. Gehlen would become the first chief of West German intelligence (BND) and hold the position until 1968. Allen also cut clandestine deals with other Nazi’s—government officials, bankers, scientists, researchers, et al–through various operations like PAPERCLIP and SUNRISE. Nazi expertise was used in experimental brain/cognitive modification via ARTICHOKE and MKULTRA. Talbot speculates, chillingly, that Allen was connected with the assassination of John F. Kennedy and not only via his critical role on the Warren Commission. Talbot documents the frenetic activity at the ex-CIA director’s residence in Georgetown, Washington, DC, prior to 22 November 1963. He also notes Allen’s encampment at “The Farm”—a clandestine training center on the CIA campus—from 22 to 24 November 1963.

It’s a Good Day for Someone Else to Die Hard

According to Consortium News, when Hillary Clinton was asked about the death of Muammar Qaddafi, Libya’s deposed ruler, at the hands of a mob, she said, “We came, we saw, he died.” That’s a comment Allen Dulles–or a psychopath–might have made. That’s worrisome in a world in which President Hillary Clinton may become a reality. Her penchant for war, secrecy and cover-up, Yale pedigree and alumni network, corporate connections from Wall Street to London, fealty to Israel, shapeshifting Republican/Democrat persona, and the use of the Clinton Foundation as a sort of non-profit, quasi-government, global intelligence/networking agency makes comparing her with the Dulles brothers—and their public/private lives, not as crazy as it first seems. The Clinton Foundation has initiatives in dozens of countries throughout the world. Its connections in international corporate board rooms and the principals of foreign national and local governance give it access to information/intelligence. It is also involved in US domestic political campaigns indirectly through its donors.

For example, one of the Clinton Foundation’s board members is Frank Guistra. According to a 2013 Huffington Post article, “Clinton was borrowing [Giustra’s private jet] to begin a four-day speaking tour of Latin America that would pay him $800,000…Frank Giustra was forming a friendship that would make him part of the former president’s inner circle and gain him introductions to presidents of Kazakhstan and Colombia… Giustra’s self-serving philanthropy also took him and Clinton to Kazakhstan in September 2007, as documented in a January 2008 New York Times investigation… Within two days [of the beginning of the trip], corporate records show that Mr. Giustra also came up a winner when his company [UrAsia Energy Ltd.] signed preliminary agreements giving it the right to buy into three uranium projects controlled by Kazakhstan’s state-owned uranium agency, Kazatomprom,”…The monster deal stunned the mining industry, turning an unknown shell company [UrAsia] into one of the world’s largest uranium producers in a transaction ultimately worth tens of millions of dollars to Mr. Giustra….Just months after the Kazakh pact was finalized, Mr. Clinton’s charitable foundation received its own windfall: a $31.3 million donation from Mr. Giustra… Within a year and a half, Giustra sold off his stake in the Kazatomprom joint venture for $3.1 billion, which he had originally purchased for $450 million.”

In a 2015 Washington Post piece, the governor of the Virginia, Terry McAuliffe, “More than 175 contributors to the Clinton Foundation and to Hillary Rodham Clinton’s 2016 Democratic presidential campaign have dug deep into their wallets for McAuliffe (Democrat), often giving prolifically despite little or no connection to Virginia…Among them is an Omaha database executive who lavished so much corporate jet travel on himself and the Clinton family that shareholders forced him out. A Hollywood media mogul with a singular interest in Israel. And an Argentine-born energy tycoon who recalled visiting Richmond just once — flying in and out years ago with Bill Clinton, his Georgetown classmate. Of the $60 million McAuliffe has raised for his two gubernatorial bids, inauguration, political action committee and the Democratic Party of Virginia, nearly $18 million has come from contributors to the Clinton Foundation or to Hillary Clinton’s current campaign.”

John Stanton can be reached at captainkong22@gmail.com

Yup!

In the next few days, I will be leaving Russia. I have business to do and I am not sure where I will be going. I have switched all business to Estonia, because of the turmoil in Ukraine. I do need to make one last trip to Ukraine and finish some loose ends there. Maybe I need to travel to Ukraine and Estonia?

You will know where I am at when I post. This is the only post for today and tomorrow I may not post. I am just letting the hundreds of readers know that things will be thin on the site for the rest of the week. Sometimes the blog has to take a backseat to life and if I end up in Ukraine for awhile, I will be able to get a handle on how bad it is there…

I was in Ukraine many years ago when the last turmoil was tearing the people apart and usually I visit the consulate there in Kiev and get the run down on the truth of what is happening. I like to visit the Embassy of the US and see how far we have disrupted the life in Ukraine…

I have a friend that I need to see in Ukraine, I have his business card and we will see if he is still around. He spends time in Sweden also and his last thoughts where to stay permanently in Ukraine. Ukraine has destroyed a bunch of good deals for itself and maybe I will see just how bad it is…

I see that predominately only “Gung ho American jerks” are dancing for joy in Ukraine. We have really messed up the police system there, for we have successfully gestapo styled the new police force as we help build a police styled after Military America, just like we did in Georgia and that means bad news for Ukraine…

Sad to see Americans proudly pronouncing how we are giving Ukraine true democracy, all the while ignoring the fact that America is not a democracy and not an example for the free world…

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Maybe we have some extra “Victoria Nuland Cookies” left over for me to much on?

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I finally got the new computer set up. Really sad to have almost 4 gigs of updates to make a new install of Windows 8.1 done. I got Sveta’s printer working, all updates and everything else done but extra memory (RAM,) I will deal with that when I get back. When I get back, it is time to gather supplies and get back to the village. I have a garden to put in and Vova has already called once or twice…

I think he misses me! 😉

Boza misses the village and him and I both are homesick for the fresh air and hard work…

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I have to decide whether I take train or Plane…

Looks like train is the choice, for cost of plane travel is just too much and trains are about the same as they have been for many years. I like trains and they offer a good time to think and contemplate life. It is about the same time to travel whether I go to Estonia or Ukraine and I just love the little single seat spots at a window. Truthfully I am looking forward to train travel again. There is something about a Russian train to give you the reality of real life and train travel offers the essence of what and or is Russia…

Looks like I made up my mind…Train it is…

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I will let everyone know when I will leave in a few days. That way you can see what I find, wherever I go…

WtR

Months ago, I said that Russia Insider, a growing publication for truth about Russia; is not the truth and is a lie. They started to change from the original format and ideas and became a greed site. Then they became a fifth column sounding site for lies of publications from the west. All this was done under the pretense of “True News, Not Just Headlines!”

I walked away after reading them for a long time as they grew and when the news became no longer true. I left, for the truth is what they could not make money at and money is what they ended up only wanting. The western world paid them well to pass the lies on to many unsuspecting Russians and Americans, plus many from Britain…

I follow Peter Lavelle in all he does and he is true to Russia and can not be bought to lie about what is happening…

Fort Russ’s exclusive investigation sheds light on the allegations of impropriety over at Russia Insider and the story behind it all

RT’s Peter Lavelle, host of the station’s flagship show “Cross Talk”, sent shock-waves through the alternative media community on April 7th with a stunning revelation. He published a Facebook status which acknowledged what the Fort Russ team has been receiving information on for almost a year: the mounting controversies and possible evidence of fraud, impropriety, and the alleged lack of transparency of Russia Insider’s owner and Editor in Chief, Charles Bausman.

I was attacked verbally for my single thoughts months ago and now I find that I was correct and was seeing the real picture…

Charles Bausman

Russia Insider’s owner and Editor in Chief, Charles Bausman is a money hungry fool and sold out the wonderful idea he developed for a real source of news on Russia. Since the fake beginnings by him. Fake as to his real intentions; The site has become a sounding board for western media to apply articles under pretense and infiltrate into the believers in and of Russia…

The comments are now full of trolls and hate mongers. This was one of the blessings to not deal with such trash and now it is being catered to…

Charles Bausman; You should be ashamed of yourself. You took a perfectly good idea and developed a friendship with a good man (Peter Lavelle) and used both idea and Peter to try to make yourself money. Then to top it all off you showed your true colors and destroyed both a friendship you should have cherished and a website that had real potential to tell the truth…

The site is a fifth column infiltration site and Charles Bausman you are a sap!

WtR