A dictator is one who gives full power to Monsanto, without asking the opinion of the people, especially when it's his health is at stake, I do not think it was poutine behind this decision hum ....
Sometimes must look at what is happening in its territory, to judge that what happens elsewhere.
I personally do not particularly like poutine, journalists are not free from it, but when I see presstitute in the U.S. and Europe, I find that dictatorship level, poutine has a long way to go.
you are mixing together two different phenomena, mister unknown; a very common error.
the power that big corporations and industry have over govt and peoples' lives are direct extensions of the choices that people make with their spending money and so forth... and we merely ask politicians to be the 'bad guys' in that exchange to avoid examining our own choices and lifestyles more closely.
putin is at least somewhat different. he directly and transparently prevents other parties and politicians from taking a turn at the wheel. actually, it's kind of nice that it's all out in the open, but let's just call a spade a spade, shall we?
obama and the european leadership do not commonly have dictatorial control over the election process AFAIK.
the irony of that coming from a likely right-winger is not lost on me. i understand that even joe mccarthy's image is going up among you circular pieces of fruit.
A 16-year veteran of the KGB, Putin knows his way around a gun. After his retirement in 1991, he rapidly rose through Russian politics to become top dog in the world's largest nation.
A dictator is one who gives full power to Monsanto, without asking the opinion of the people, especially when it's his health is at stake, I do not think it was poutine behind this decision hum ....
Sometimes must look at what is happening in its territory, to judge that what happens elsewhere.
I personally do not particularly like poutine, journalists are not free from it, but when I see presstitute in the U.S. and Europe, I find that dictatorship level, poutine has a long way to go.
you are mixing together two different phenomena, mister unknown; a very common error.
the power that big corporations and industry have over govt and peoples' lives are direct extensions of the choices that people make with their spending money and so forth... and we merely ask politicians to be the 'bad guys' in that exchange to avoid examining our own choices and lifestyles more closely.
putin is at least somewhat different. he directly and transparently prevents other parties and politicians from taking a turn at the wheel. actually, it's kind of nice that it's all out in the open, but let's just call a spade a spade, shall we?
obama and the european leadership do not commonly have dictatorial control over the election process AFAIK.
the irony of that coming from a likely right-winger is not lost on me. i understand that even joe mccarthy's image is going up among you circular pieces of fruit.
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Sometimes must look at what is happening in its territory, to judge that what happens elsewhere.
I personally do not particularly like poutine, journalists are not free from it, but when I see presstitute in the U.S. and Europe, I find that dictatorship level, poutine has a long way to go.
the power that big corporations and industry have over govt and peoples' lives are direct extensions of the choices that people make with their spending money and so forth... and we merely ask politicians to be the 'bad guys' in that exchange to avoid examining our own choices and lifestyles more closely.
putin is at least somewhat different. he directly and transparently prevents other parties and politicians from taking a turn at the wheel. actually, it's kind of nice that it's all out in the open, but let's just call a spade a spade, shall we?
obama and the european leadership do not commonly have dictatorial control over the election process AFAIK.