In this “Putin’s Russia”
the private
businessmen are allowed to have their own armed thugs. As was reported
by “Business
Week” lately: “In Moscow last
month, 150-strong armed young men entered the headquarters of the
RASVITOYE
Construction Co. and using baseball bats and metal bars, did their
assigned
work, even though the Moscow police arrived. But, lo and behold, a week
later
the tycoon whose goons were there with bats and bars, got this company
into his
hands, which does 25% of all the construction in Moscow.”
There is a mafia-run registered
shady
business company in Moscow, which spies for these goons in take-over
schemes –
it costs about $5,000 to $20,000 per week, $1,500 to tap the phone per
day, and
to pay-off the police and the prosecutors office – the bill runs to
$30,000 to
$60,000!
The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) member states discussed the question of rendering military-technical assistance to each other in case of a threat of aggression as well as military construction problems.
CSTO
unites these former Soviet republics – Russia, Armenia, Belarus, and
all
central Asian countries except Turkmenistan. Azerbaijan is yet not as
full
member. This meeting of CSTO took place on October 4 in Baku,
Azerbaijan.
The Byelorussian State Security Committee (KGB) should effectively counteract all of the foreign interference in the Belarus domestic affairs, President Lukashenko pointed out when he was making personnel appointments to the State KGB.
“The role of foreign and internal
destructive forces in Belarus, the Byelorussian State. Attention should
be made
as to who is financing these destructive forces in their attempts to
specifically influence the young people. We must protect the young
people from
these external influences, by providing accurate information about the
genuine
state of affairs in Byelorussia as well as to expose the role of these
external
destructive forces.
It is important for the KGB to
solve major
economic crimes, not just trifles and to guarantee the economic
security for
Byelorussia. Your efforts should not be substituted by trifles and
small
things, which the local police can handle.”
According to Alexander Ozerets, Minister of Energy for Byelorussia, the construction of this nuclear plant is one of the main instruments in ensuring the future of the country’s energy security.
Because of
the immediate rise of the oil and
gas price of these imported fuels from Russia (!?), Belarus had to
change its
approaches to the use of energy resources. All of these saving efforts
must be
put not only into energy sector, but also into all branches of the
Belarus
economy, noted the Minister of Energy Ozerets.
Some $9.9 billion will be injected into the upgrade of the Byelorussian energy system.
Sculptor
Dmitri Kavargi’s design topped an Internet poll conducted by art4U.ru
an
avant-garde modern art museum. It is dubbed the “Biomorphic Black
Monster.”Museum director Igor Markin used
the term “Biomorphic
Black Monster” because Yeltsin destroyed the Soviet Union. Of
course
Yetsin’s daughter Tatyana, who became immensely wealthy, is opposing
this
monument.
Here are some other proposals for a
monument on this Internet survey:
Last month the CIA Director General
Michael
Hayden paid a ”surprise” visit to Baku to talk with the
Azerbaijan’s
head of state.
The visit was not of course a “surprise”
at all, because he was there in order to convince Azerbaijan of the
necessary
future attack against Iran, to the south of Azerbaijan.
The Azerbaijan expert Rasim
Musabekov
stated that: “It is obvious that the CIA Director would not travel
to Baku
without a serious reason for discussions.
The CIA Director informed the leadership of Azerbaijan “with some additional intelligence data that may change Baku’s position over the issue of military intervention in Iran and their help” according to EurasiaNet report.
October 11, 2007
“More than 270 actively operating
agents
and 70 foreign intelligence recruits, including 35 Russians have been
exposed
since 2003” stated the newspaper.
The newspaper wrote that 6 Russians
were
caught in an attempt to transfer state secrets to foreign countries,
and they
have been sentenced to lengthy prison terms.
A Russian retired Colonel Valentin
Shabaturov was given a 12-year sentence for treason and espionage. It
was proven
that he actively cooperated with foreign intelligence agents for 7
years, from
1999 to 2006, revealing important state secrets to them.
British Secret Service is
especially very
active against Russia. Meanwhile Georgian secret service is using their
connections with the criminal underworld to stage various acts of
provocations.
Russian authorities charged that
these
secret operations are mostly funded by the NGO’s located in Russia.
The Turkish secret services are
striving to
influence the business elites in Russia, with predominately Muslim
population.
Meanwhile Pakistani secret agents are concentrating on obtaining
military
technological secrets of the Russian military forces.
Petrushev of the newspaper “Argumenty I Fakty” who wrote these facts stated that foreign countries involved in these spy gathering operations have now increased their intelligence budgets by over 20%.
In news items over the Internet,
here are some
facts that emerged of interest.
Zubkov worked with Putin in Leningrad (St. Petersburg) city administration in the 1990’s, working together to undermine and liquidate the USSR.
This appointment did not raise any
eyebrows, because this appointment of a person that did not have a
political
face or experience proves only one thing. This appointment is a step
towards a
de facto continuation of Putin’s rule following the conclusion of his
formal
supposed end of power.
In another twist to the story of
Putin’s
plans came from a Reuters Report lat month, when Putin made clear to a
group of
visiting foreign Academics that “I will remain a political force
after the
2008 election. I care about Russia.”
According to the Heritage Foundation spokesman Cohen, Putin told him: “I will return to the Russian presidency, sooner than late.”
According to the latest news reports over the internet, it seems that Putin is not only shuffling his cabinet and his protégé’s and firing two ministers, but all of these schemes seem to have a pre-election purpose for the presidential election in March of 2008.
His public relations statements point to his keeping the reigns of power in his hands, no matter who will be his choice candidate for the temporary position of president. His team of publicity directors are giving these messages which in essence say:
According to “The Times of London”, the organizers of this pro-Putin youth organization made it very clear that their aim is to counter anti-Putin opponents. Over 200 of these “Ours” youth have undergone military training, and have uniforms and arms bands (which are Red in order to make is look as if these young people organized by Putin are “reds”). They are mustering 5,000 members that will patrol the Moscow streets during the elections as well as other cities across Russia.
Does this not remind you of what Hitler-Himmler did with these young Nazi youth?
With this development taking place, the left-wing political parties (communists and socialists) are still debating, having countless conferences, making countless speeches, publishing resolutions – meanwhile – the looming danger is in front of their eyes, but their personal political ambitions always overshadow the real danger!
After
it was taken off by the Czech authorities, the hammer and sickle symbol
is to
be returned to the monument to the Red Army soldiers in the Brno
district of
Kralove Pole, the city councillors decided last month.
This
symbol was removed without any authorization by the deputy mayor of
Kralove Pole
in June. But the town councillors now correctly decided that they had
no right
to rewrite history. Many Soviet Red Army soldiers died in liberating
Brno at
the end of WW II and many of these Soviet heroes are buried at Kralove
Pole.
This Memorial to the Red Army
liberators
was built at the end of the war, following a collection of funds that
were
willingly given by all the citizens of Brno as a memory to the Soviet
Red Army
soldiers who were killed liberating the city from German Nazism.
Maybe this deputy mayor of Kralove Pole would have preferred a monument to the German fascist killers instead?
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