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Did you forget a link?
Think the devious pleasure of Putin and his cash to order his chief architect to go along with the plan and take another car.
If you think Clinton was pure evil in Benghazi, look here and see, what is pure evil.
Yes.You believe Alexander Dugin was complicit in the death of his daughter Darya? She was a sacrifice for Putin?
To the right she partied and danced.The US consulate in Benghazi, Libya was attacked by members of the Islamic militant group Ansar al-Sharia, not Hillary Clinton.
When they talk about Russian culture, this is what they mean.You believe Alexander Dugin was complicit in the death of his daughter Darya? She was a sacrifice for Putin?
I know it, and I am in a desperate attempt to have the world recognize the deception.You believe Alexander Dugin was complicit in the death of his daughter Darya? She was a sacrifice for Putin?
No, that's not what happened.I don't know much about the guy or his kid but I have a hard time buying that the overwhelming majority of fathers would willingly go along with murdering his own kid.
Possible? Sadly yeah. Probable? No.
Would Putin whack the kid without the father's knowledge? Yeah that I can buy.
So you have copious examples of Russian government officials sacrificing their kids lives for the state? Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof as Carl Sagan used to say.No, that's not what happened.
That's not what they do.
That's true but it isn't the whole story. The attack was intended to send a message to the US that the guy they installed as president after fomenting a civil war was incapable of protecting the assets they had in that country. The Obama/Clinton policies in Libya (and elsewhere in the ME) were an utter failure and Benghazi was merely an exclamation mark at the end of that term. The fact that she chose to blame the result of her failure on some YouTube video rather than acknowledge the failure was typically disgusting Clinton behavior.The US consulate in Benghazi, Libya was attacked by members of the Islamic militant group Ansar al-Sharia, not Hillary Clinton.
Ukraine is not claiming it but a Russian group is.i notice references to the father owning the car that was bombed
but was he the primary driver?
if not, if it was instead his daughter, then it would seem she was the designated target
likely easier to access than her dad
but it would still convey to the kremlin that the ukranians can reach into moscow to touch their intended targets
That’s convenient… And not unexpectedUkraine is not claiming it but a Russian group is.
Russians outraged after Moscow car bombing kills daughter of 'Putin's brain': Aug. 21 recap
Angry Russians called for attacks on Ukrainian government buildings after the death of a prominent Putin ally in a car bombing.www.usatoday.com
Dugin is quite a well-known person in narrow circles.I don't know much about the guy or his kid but I have a hard time buying that the overwhelming majority of fathers would willingly go along with murdering his own kid.
Possible? Sadly yeah. Probable? No.
Would Putin whack the kid without the father's knowledge? Yeah that I can buy.
Thank you for taking the time to educate me a little.Dugin is quite a well-known person in narrow circles.
In the past, an anti-communist, however, with the collapse of the Soviet Union, abandoned his views and began to speak out about the tragedy of the death of the USSR.
He was in opposition to Yeltsin, and else he is the founder of the National Bolshevik Party, together with Limonov (later a well-known Russian nationalist) and Egor Letov (a Soviet dissident, a musician known in punk rock), but because of disagreements with Limonov, he poked the party... Egor Letov also left her, realizing that the party was mainly joined by nationalists, and in principle was an accidental person in politics, naive in some ways, and sincerely believing that he could change something... Egor Letov will die from prolonged depression and drunkenness, but is loved by many for satire and irony in his work, is considered the standard of Russian punk rock.
But back to Dugin.
In the 90s, he fiercely criticized the course of Russia's rapprochement with the West, and when Putin came to power, he became his unofficial adviser. Informally, he is considered the leader of the Kremlin tower responsible for the war (if you know this expression for "Kremlin towers", I often see that this term is unknown in the West and take it literally). He held various posts in Russia, but was never appointed to major and influential posts, was the rector of Moscow State University, etc. Unofficially, many believe that he has a significant influence on Putin, that is, not just an adviser, someone even calls him a mentor... however, there is no evidence of this.
He is an average propagandist, unknown to most Russians, writes books and speaks on the radio with aggressive rhetoric towards the West. He was not looking for much popularity himself, the style and presentation of propaganda is designed for educated people, without populism, with an analysis and review of events and actions without emotions... therefore, for a casual listener, it will most often be boring.
My opinion... Dugin is a very influential man who himself does not want to become a media propaganda star, although he could. He has a very high self-esteem, enjoys the role of a shadow cardinal in Russia. How much he influences the president... I personally do not build theories, but the fact that he is a supporter of the current war and is directly involved in the preparation is 99%.
By event... I do not believe that anyone in Russia has enough balls to attack this person, this is a person from the president's closest circle and has been there since the very beginning of Putin's power. He is a very proud man who is in principle responsible for the general course of Russia's foreign policy, he is one of such people. Because of the stories that he allegedly agreed to sacrifice his own daughter, who, in principle, supported his father in all his endeavors... this is nonsense and nonsense. This can only be fed to an American who does not know who Dugin is.
Thank you for taking the time to educate me a little.
Some of my countrymen, probably like many people, like to demonize the other side and assume they are capable of atrocities that normal people aren't. That has never made any sense to me and doesn't in this case.
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