The USA declared readiness for the physical elimination of Russian fi

[Игорь Коракс]

During the pre-election debate, a number of US presidential candidates publicly spoke out for the need to physically eliminate Russian nuclear scientists, the bearers of the secrets of developing and creating nuclear weapons, the activities of which pose a threat to the national security of the United States (Iran also nuclear scientists). The performers of the "ex" will be the special units of the CIA (a certain American analogue of the 4th Directorate of the NKVD of the USSR).

Please note: this is said to be completely OPEN. According to reports, the CIA has a special operational record of Russian nuclear physicists, in which, in particular, our scientists from the RFNC - VNIIEF (Arzamas-16), including the developer of nuclear charges for ICBMs Topol-M, Yars "and" Mace "Yuri Faykov. The CIA also monitors the activities of Russian general designers, who are conducting promising developments in the field of conventional weapons, which are extremely important for Russia's defense.



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[Частный детектив. Панда. Краснодар.]

At the CIA, they all got completely sick.

 

[Евгений СБ]

I have no words. The war is already underway.
Are our liquidators sleeping or are they already retired?

 

[Jingo]

Dear, this is an ordinary public relations campaign of future state lords.
Russia has always been an object that fits nicely into the electoral delirium.
In the past it was the same - almost:
Below is the full news of October 8, 2008 for understanding the whole of "American political frivolity"
Obama defeated McCain thanks to the "evil empire" In the United States, Nashville, Tennessee, hosted a second television debate as part of the election campaign of presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama. Voters asked both candidates from the audience and through the website. NBC journalist Tom Brockaw led the debate.

The main theme of this event was, of course, the problem of the financial crisis in the United States, which Obama called "the worst since the Great Depression." The rest of the candidates dealt mainly with foreign policy issues, among them the military campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq, the fight against world terrorism, relations between Russia and the United States and with the countries of the former socialist camp, especially in the context of the recent conflict in the Caucasus.

Listening to the speeches of two opponents, it could be concluded that both Obama and McCain took a tough and implacable position on the Russian-Caucasian issue. Each of them tried to describe as dramatically as possible how detrimental Russian policy is for the "young democracy" of the CIS countries. According to McCain, “Moscow must be punished” for attacking the “fragile democracy of Georgia,” Barack Obama generally defined Russia's foreign policy as “evil behavior,” seeing “nationalist impulses” here.

"I think we can deal with them, with the Russians, but they must understand that they are facing a very firm and decisive United States of America that will protect our interests and those of other countries in the world," he said in turn McCain. When asked by Brokaw whether Putin’s Russia is an “empire of evil," McCain answered evasively, but added that he sees the KGB in Putin’s eyes and knows how to put pressure on Russia without fomenting the Cold War, for example, from the G8’s side "

As if continuing the opponent’s thought, Obama expressed the view that reducing energy consumption will reduce the amount of petrodollars that Russia “has at its disposal to harm the world.” In addition to "young democratic" Georgia, the United States, according to Obama, is ready to support Ukraine as another candidate for NATO, as well as the Baltic countries.

Candidates were also asked about Israel’s security, which the United States, as Republican McCain said, could provide by closing the Iranian nuclear program, withdrawing troops from Iraq, and state policy toward Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Immediately after the end of the television debate, a sociological survey was conducted. The Americans who watched the struggle of the two candidates reached a verdict: Obama was named the winner by 40% of the US population, and only 26% supported McCain. Thus, Democrat Barack Obama defeats his rival for the second time in the debate on the presidential election.

 

[Симферополь]

As Zheglov would say: "You get a donut hole, not Sharapov!"

 

[Частный детектив Краснослободцев Дмитрий Николаеви]

Apparently forgotten on September 11th.

 

[Частный детектив. Timofey. Челябинск.]

The United States and its special services have been insolent for a long time, it’s bad that nobody puts them in their place .....