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Comment by truth on February 29, 2012 at 11:46pm

Putin warns Russia's opposition ahead of vote

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SBS - 12 minutes ago

Vladimir Putin accused Russia's opposition of plotting dirty tricks to discredit his likely victory in weekend presidential polls.

Russia: Anti-Putin Protesters To Fight On‎ Yahoo! News UK
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Putin urges opposition to behave themselves in election ‎ VietNamNet Bridge - 9 minutes ago Russian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Vladimir Putin urged the opposition Wednesday to refrain from using "dirty devices" during the upcoming ...

Comment by Exposure on February 16, 2012 at 7:31pm

sorry typos ;-(

Comment by Exposure on February 16, 2012 at 7:30pm

I wish I could believe in any one of them, though I tend to side with Russia, - as we have to understand, all of them, every single world leader has been apointed by the illuminati cabals, whom are set-up and devised into inner circle after inner circle, and working against eachother whilst at the very same time in unison, as that's how all the gogs of the wheels have to start turning pre run up to a major world conflict a war, - there has to appear to be diagreement, - the divide and rule kicks back into gear and jingoism becomes the rage, we are encouraged to take sides and hate one another, and to think that you're coming over to invade us and eat our children, whilst we are going over to invade you to eat yours, - and bobs your unlce and fannies your aunt, the rest is a bloody history!!

Comment by suzie on February 16, 2012 at 7:27pm

when Putin makes more sense than an american president you know were in trouble.. America better watch out.. check itself were starting to look like the bullies in the international community, which Putin was only too happy to point out.. (sigh ...

Comment by Maria De Wind on December 28, 2011 at 10:52am

Just look at his Economic archivements, they are certainly not perfect, but what is?

 

• a doubling of living standards

• the World Bank estimates the Gross National Income per capita at $5,780 in 2006 with a GNI of $823 billion

• a 70% increase in GDP

• in the 1990s Russia’s GDP fell by 40%

• it eventually regained the 1990 level in 2002

• since 2000, GDP growth has averaged just under 7% a year

• in current dollar prices, GDP went from $200 billion in 1999 to $1.26 trillion in 2007

• Russia moved up from being the twentieth largest economy in the world to the seventh

• the settling of nearly all Russia’s foreign sovereign debts

• the accumulation of a war chest of $402 billion foreign currency reserves as of March 2008

• real wages have grown at double that rate

• investment has risen by 12% annually

• Russia’s real income per capita rose from $5,964 in 1998 to $9,650 in 2005

• the government has been running a substantial surplus

• unemployment has fallen below 7%

• labour productivity grew 49% between 1995 and 2005, ranging from a 23% improvement in retailing to a 73% rise in construction

• stock market capitalisation rose to 44% of GDP by 2005

• the RTS index went from 300 in 2000 to 2,360 in December 2007

• in September 2006 the market capitalisation of the 200 biggest firms was $833 billion (one third of which was Gazprom)

• a reform of the tax system, under which a progressive income tax from 12% to 30% was replaced with a flat tax of 13% in 2001

• Russia introduced full convertibility of its currency in July 2006

• the percentage of the population living in poverty fell from 38% in 1998 to 9.5% in 2004

• the share of family budgets spent on food fell from 73% in 1992 to 54% in 2004

• a total of 70% of economic activity now takes place in legally independent corporations, and a similar proportion of economic transactions occur through market-clearing prices

• the centralised, command economy was smashed, although elements of such a model persist at the local level in some regions such as Tatarstan or Kalmykiya

USA Today: Russia's economy stabilized under Putin (2008)

Russia’s economy under Vladimir Putin: achievements and failures (2...

Comment by Stephen on December 27, 2011 at 10:39pm

I like Vladimir Putin. I would trade Obummer and the vice lice for him as our president!

Comment by Maria De Wind on December 27, 2011 at 6:57pm

Only as much as the CIA and their Bankster Cabal owners hate him !

though...

Ему под шестьдесят! ; )

Comment by Cryptocurrency on December 27, 2011 at 3:30pm

Maria, you really like Putin don't ya?

Comment by Maria De Wind on December 27, 2011 at 12:45am

Comment by Maria De Wind on December 27, 2011 at 12:42am

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