I watched it too. It was VERY biased and inconsistent most of the way through and then suddenly became balanced towards the end.
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I watched it too. It was VERY biased and inconsistent most of the way through and then suddenly became balanced towards the end.
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Potchemo?Yeah ure right about the kaak. the freeken forum thought i was swearing, hehe, so i changed it. fyi the response to that is horosho.
I spent 3 years learning Russian.. can read their alphabet (except when they write in their version of cursive)
Personally I love Russians, but Ill look you right in the eye and tell you Putin is bad news. If not for the Ruble then for democracy.
Я понимаю ситуацию больше, чем иностранец.говорить о том, что вы знаете
Почему. (try it now) ... were you sleaping for all those 3 years?I still think that while your perspective on the Russian people is right, your perspective on Putin is blurred. Perhaps mine is.. but right now the balance of evidence I see and experience does not agree with your point of view.
I dont know what potchemo is...would love to know. Spasibo.
Я понимаю ситуацию больше, чем иностранец.
ok got it (why) now thanks skeptik, im sure as you know, like any language, if you dont use it, you loose it. I wont lie, I know the common phrases, alphabet and silly things like counting. I used to know all the features of the face. but I cant think of what even one is called now.
This phrase should be familiar to youDorak devushka
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LOLok got it (why) now thanks skeptik, im sure as you know, like any language, if you dont use it, you loose it. I wont lie, I know the common phrases, alphabet and silly things like counting. I used to know all the features of the face. but I cant think of what even one is called now.
This phrase should be familiar to youDorak devushka
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Again you are speculating about Putin "pulling strings". At least Chavez is putting it to the people as a referendum.@Skeptik, I'm really interested in your perspective on Putin. You mentioned Chavez, and there are many parallels with Mbeki too. All three leaders are engaged in ways of attempting to ensure they somehow remain in charge, though in the case of Putin and Mbeki they would be in the background pulling strings, rather than the figureheads (as I understand it). On the face of it, they're all after the same thing.