I'm Not An Ordinary Prisoner.

Putin Has An Obvious Problem. His Country's Economy Is In Stagnation. He Needs To Constantly Be Pointing A Figure At Who Is At Fault. America Is At Fault. He Needs To Show Those Fronts - Those Directions In Which He Is Defeating America. In Syria, For Example, In Syria, He Is Defeating America; Not Isis, He's Defeating America.

Large Companies Cannot Finance Political Parties As Their Shareholders And Employees Have Different Political Views.

It's A Very Erroneous Strategy To Try To Push The Russian Opposition To Unite. First Of All, The Opposition Is Addressing Different Parts Of Russian Society That Have Differing Points Of View. And Besides, A United Opposition Is A Nice Big Target That The Authorities Have A Much Easier Time Fighting. And Besides, Resisting An Authoritarian Regime With An Authoritarian Opposition Merely Means That, In The Event Of Victory, You're Just Doing Yet Another Round Of The Same Old, Same Old.

Part Of The People Here Are Interested In The Same Thing That Putin Is Interested In: Putin Wants To Have America As An Enemy. Part Of Americans Want To Have Russia As An Enemy. It's Advantageous. The Other Part Of The People Are Just Ordinary People. And These People Project Onto Big Objects The Kind Of Relations That They Have With Small Objects In Their Everyday Lives.

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