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The Vladimir Putin appreciation thread.

Jimmy Garlic

He has to be one of the greatest leaders the world has ever known, not just a stuffed suit like his wooden American counterpart. His steadfast resolve in the face of a proxy war being waged in Ukraine has to be admired, a war that would never have happened if billions weren't poured into Ukraine to kickstart a coup.

Like him or loathe him there is no doubt that Vladimir Putin is a very shrewd operator who is consistently one step ahead of the game.

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Renegade Mechanic

gandalf wrote: »

This regime doesn't have very good form for telling the truth now does it?

In fairness, we're no better.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-02-13/thirst-war-sen-inhofe-releases-fake-photos-russian-troops-ukraine

gandalf

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

The Russian Government has made it very clear that there is no state involvement whatsoever.

Basically what he is saying here is that there are sinister motives behind the allegations.

This regime doesn't have very good form for telling the truth now does it?

Gatling

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

The Russian Government

Basically what he is saying here is that there are sinister motives behind the allegations.

Lol yeah they were caught they were identified as the Russian government

Jimmy Garlic

The Russian Government has made it very clear that there is no state involvement whatsoever.

Basically what he is saying here is that there are sinister motives behind the allegations.

Gatling

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

That is an unsubstantiated allegation.

No it's not it's a fact ,

Whistle blower ,,,,,,

Jimmy Garlic

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

so the FSB officers involved were acting completely of their own accord and not acting under orders? is that what you are trying to say? I'm surprised that Putin hasnt publicly condemned them in that case and packed them off to siberia.

That is an unsubstantiated allegation.

ohnonotgmail

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

All the cloak and dagger stuff adds a nice touch to the story I suppose, but the fact is Russia doesn't ''state sponsor'' doping any more than the US or China does.

so the FSB officers involved were acting completely of their own accord and not acting under orders? is that what you are trying to say? I'm surprised that Putin hasnt publicly condemned them in that case and packed them off to siberia.

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

When doping is the norm everyone seeks the same advantage. If they wanted to clean up the Olympics they would address doping across the board. Selective targeting suggests political motivation.

that is what WADA is doing. it just happens that russia were caught red handed. they cant even manage to dope their own athletes properly.

Jimmy Garlic

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

So nothing to do with the state sponsored doping then?

All the cloak and dagger stuff adds a nice touch to the story I suppose, but the fact is Russia doesn't ''state sponsor'' doping any more than the US or China does. When doping is the norm everyone seeks the same advantage. If they wanted to clean up the Olympics they would address doping across the board. Selective targeting suggests political motivation.

gandalf

I doubt Jimmy will admit that the banning is justified. In his mind it's part of a conspiracy theory to "get" Russia.

ohnonotgmail

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

What country has had the most Olympic medals stripped by the IOC? (clue, It's not Russia). Doping and the Olympics go hand in hand unfortunately, everyone's at it. That's one of the reasons why I have no time for the olympics..

maybe if the IOC keep banning the cheats then that might change. Banning Russia is a good step along that road. they (and the soviet union before them) are perpetual drug cheats and have been as long as i remember

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

The other reason is the incredible financial and social burden the olympics puts on host countries. Of course the decision to target Russia specifically is politically motivated.

So nothing to do with the state sponsored doping then?

Jimmy Garlic

gandalf wrote: »

No Jimmy Garlic it would have been a huge joke if a country where state sponsored doping occurred was allowed to compete.

What country has had the most Olympic medals stripped by the IOC? (clue, It's not Russia). Doping and the Olympics go hand in hand unfortunately, everyone's at it. That's one of the reasons why I have no time for the olympics.. The other reason is the incredible financial and social burden the olympics puts on host countries. Of course the decision to target Russia specifically is politically motivated.

Gatling

ohnonotgmail

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

Looks like this olympics is going to be a huge joke. The politically motivated expulsion of Russia. Brazils substandard preparations.. And athletes pulling out all over the shop using the very convenient "Zika fears" excuse. This is shaping up to be the most irrelevant olympics ever.

so nothing to do with the widespread doping that was conducted with the assistance of the FSB?

gandalf

No Jimmy Garlic it would have been a huge joke if a country where state sponsored doping occurred was allowed to compete.

Jimmy Garlic

Gatling wrote: »

Hopefully the Olympic committee goes one better and kick the russia from the Olympics completely

Looks like this olympics is going to be a huge joke. The politically motivated expulsion of Russia. Brazils substandard preparations.. And athletes pulling out all over the shop using the very convenient "Zika fears" excuse. This is shaping up to be the most irrelevant olympics ever.

Gatling

robindch wrote: »

Manly Vlad wants to invite the Olympic Committee over:

http://newsthump.com/2016/07/21/vladimir-putin-invites-olympic-committee-for-a-nice-cup-of-glowing-tea/

Hopefully the Olympic committee goes one better and kick the russia from the Olympics completely

robindch

PopePalpatine wrote: »

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has upheld the ban on Russian track & field athletes competing in Rio.

Manly Vlad wants to invite the Olympic Committee over:

http://newsthump.com/2016/07/21/vladimir-putin-invites-olympic-committee-for-a-nice-cup-of-glowing-tea/

PopePalpatine

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has upheld the ban on Russian track & field athletes competing in Rio.

I've got my empty salt-shaker ready.

prinzeugen

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

That was all very manly. A fit body = a sharp mind. Vladimir and Dmitry setting another great example for the Russian people. Come on guys, you have to do better than this. You can't demonise Vladimir by linking to videos of him participating in wholesome activities such as working out, and making healthy home cooked meals.

He has you brainwashed. Or you want to give his wrinkly one..

Are the Russian people to use the same methods as the Russian athletic teams.. Pumped full of ****?

As I said.. Vlad is like something from a bond film. KGB experiment gone wrong.

You sound like a "follower" of the fat feck in North Korea. The dear leader is doing xxxx so all people should do it...

Its funny how, even after the fall of the USSR, you still want it and promote it.

cnocbui

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

That was all very manly. A fit body = a sharp mind. Vladimir and Dmitry setting another great example for the Russian people. Come on guys, you have to do better than this. You can't demonise Vladimir by linking to videos of him participating in wholesome activities such as working out, and making healthy home cooked meals.

How many science oriented Nobel Prize winners have also been fit and athletic?

These are propaganda videos, nothing more, and are risible.

Jimmy Garlic

robindch wrote: »

Hero worship of the Kindly Prince - Добрий Кназь Путин - remains a state-protected activity, even if it's splendidly homoerotic hero worship. Who, having seen it once, could ever forget last year's Semi-S+M Real Man's Workout with Vlad and Misha?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2015/aug/30/vladimir-putin-workout-montage-video

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That was all very manly. A fit body = a sharp mind. Vladimir and Dmitry setting another great example for the Russian people. Come on guys, you have to do better than this. You can't demonise Vladimir by linking to videos of him participating in wholesome activities such as working out, and making healthy home cooked meals.

robindch

Gatling wrote: »

Would all this Vladi infatuation be considered illegal in Russia

Hero worship of the Kindly Prince - Добрий Кназь Путин - remains a state-protected activity, even if it's splendidly homoerotic hero worship. Who, having seen it once, could ever forget last year's Semi-S+M Real Man's Workout with Vlad and Misha?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2015/aug/30/vladimir-putin-workout-montage-video

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robindch

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

As is things like the Olympics aren't used to score political points.

The thinking in Russia is that the Olympics are there to point-score, literally and politically. Not every country is stuck in the 1930's though.

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

When it comes to doping let the country without sin cast the first stone.

So you reckon that anybody who wants to can drug themselves cross-eyed, simply because because some athletes are taking drugs?

For somebody who sticks to the rules of the Kremlin's media playbook so carefully, you seem curiously willing to ignore rule-breaking elsewhere :rolleyes:

PopePalpatine

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

You just don't like getting called out, or corrected. Your crude jokes/insinuations may be distracting when you are on the back foot, but not funny at all.

Why? If you were Russian and professing your love for a man who's not "God-Tsar Putin", good luck in not getting your details leaked to the local neo-Nazi thugs.

kowloon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKzly4fD0YA

Jimmy Garlic

Gatling wrote: »

Would all this Vladi infatuation be considered illegal in Russia

You just don't like getting called out, or corrected. Your crude jokes/insinuations may be distracting when you are on the back foot, but not funny at all.

Gatling

Would all this Vladi infatuation be considered illegal in Russia

Jimmy Garlic

Gatling wrote: »

No not 50 in a Stalin type purge all for not wanting to get over aggressive with western and Baltics ships ,

Putin must be looking for another kursk

Something like 200 if memory serves me. Look it up there yourself.

darkpagandeath

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

Pfffft.. As is things like the Olympics aren't used to score political points. When it comes to doping let the country without sin cast the first stone. Even Ireland has had some high profile dopers.. In any case Vladimir Vladimirovich is a great example for athletes worldwide...

A phenomenal man.

Yeah bought and paid for by our secret police.

Jimmy Garlic

robindch wrote: »

WADA report finds that the Russian government ordered and carried out doping for hundreds of its athletes. Putin announces that the officials named in the report would be fired - presumably for being caught with their hands in the wee-wee:

http://www.bbc.com/sport/36829318

The response from state-controlled media has been predictable - that this is a fiendish western plot to discredit Soviet Union Russia and its victorious, blue-eyed, flaxen-haired athletes:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-36835690

Pfffft.. As is things like the Olympics aren't used to score political points. When it comes to doping let the country without sin cast the first stone. Even Ireland has had some high profile dopers.. In any case Vladimir Vladimirovich is a great example for athletes worldwide...

A phenomenal man.