Putin: A Plea for Caution From Russia
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Putin: A Plea for Caution From Russia
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Re: Putin: A Plea for Caution From Russia
#2A lot of this is rhetoric that we expect from Realpolitik, but overall, I think Putin burnishes his and Russia's reputation with this sort of dialog.
I also wonder how common place it is for major heads of state to write essays in the Times.
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#3A lot of this is rhetoric that we expect from Realpolitik, but overall, I think Putin burnishes his and Russia's reputation with this sort of dialog. I also wonder how common place it is for major heads of state to write essays in the Times.
Well, al Assad has been active in the onion recently....
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#4A lot of this is rhetoric that we expect from Realpolitik, but overall, I think Putin burnishes his and Russia's reputation with this sort of dialog. I also wonder how common place it is for major heads of state to write essays in the Times.
I believe you mean, "how commonplace it is for major heads of state to commission PR firms to advance their interests in US media."
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#5A lot of this is rhetoric that we expect from Realpolitik, but overall, I think Putin burnishes his and Russia's reputation with this sort of dialog. I also wonder how common place it is for major heads of state to write essays in the Times.
Even after researching the definition of burnish, I'm not sure if you meant that he makes his reputation better or made it worse by his statements.
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#6A lot of this is rhetoric that we expect from Realpolitik, but overall, I think Putin burnishes his and Russia's reputation with this sort of dialog. I also wonder how common place it is for major heads of state to write essays in the Times.
Obama has, at least:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/06/opinion/06obama.html
Fun footnote:
Barack Obama is the president of the United States.
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#7How is this relevant to HN?
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#8How much evidence do we in fact have that the rebels gassed their own people in a false-flag operation? I had heard it was a possibility, Putin seems to think it's all but certain, but I haven't studied the issue in depth.
Re: Putin: A Plea for Caution From Russia
#9A lot of this is rhetoric that we expect from Realpolitik, but overall, I think Putin burnishes his and Russia's reputation with this sort of dialog. I also wonder how common place it is for major heads of state to write essays in the Times.
I believe you mean, "how commonplace it is for major heads of state to commission PR firms to advance their interests in US media."
WTF,
- If they express view point it's, "advance their interest"
- If they don't, they are arrogant or indecisive
What you are saying is,
- If your view is not same as my opinion, I will find an excuse to insult you.
Re: Putin: A Plea for Caution From Russia
#10A lot of this is rhetoric that we expect from Realpolitik, but overall, I think Putin burnishes his and Russia's reputation with this sort of dialog. I also wonder how common place it is for major heads of state to write essays in the Times.
Even after researching the definition of burnish, I'm not sure if you meant that he makes his reputation better or made it worse by his statements.
Better. Think "polish".