| Author | Message |
|---|---|
 Blueroon |
Date sent: 2016/08/05 01:42:38
Vladimir, my trusty iron golem, was kidnapped/was murdered, and i would like to know who did it. So whoever has any information, im willing to pay for his killer. He also goes by Vlad, or "the lazy ass iron golem who doesnt do his job". Please contact me with any detailsThank You *sniffle* |
 CloudyBogdan |
Date sent: 2016/08/05 05:57:27
Oh you mean "Vladimier Putin"? Oh yes, he has been naughty. A bad president |
CloudyBogdan |
Date sent: 2016/08/05 05:58:21
Oops. I mean he is not bad. I thought Vladimir was the murderer. My bad |
 Shcherbyna |
Date sent: 2016/08/05 09:04:18
Vladimir Putin hasn't been a bad president. His main policies are to better his people's country. He's completely against taking in refugees that could harm his people. I would like how you feel he has been a bad president."May 2000, Russia has changed beyond all recognition from the chaotic, open free-for-all it was under Yeltsin. Internationally it faces isolation, sanctions, a new cold war even. At home, despite economic decline Putin enjoys perhaps the highest popularity rating of any Kremlin leader – an approval rating that topped 86% in February. The Ukrainian conflict has ruptured relations between Russia and the west over the past year, but in fact it is merely the latest example of Putin asserting Russia’s “rights” in its former backyard, known in Russia as “the near abroad”. Those who were surprised by Putin’s annexation of Crimea and the subsequent Russian-fuelled conflict in eastern Ukraine should have remembered: six years earlier he set the mould for the “Putin doctrine” in Georgia. Russia would use troops to protect its interests in a sphere of influence increasingly hemmed in by Nato’s advance. The US blinked first. " -TheGuardian UK  When Putin arrived in office, Russia was just emerging from the disastrous market reforms of the 1990s and the 1998 financial crisis. The new president had no grand economic vision: while he slashed taxes to benefit business, he also renationalised key sectors, starting with the breakup of political foe Mikhail Khodorkovsky’s Yukos oil company in 2003. Nonetheless, unused manufacturing capacity and rising prices for oil, Russia’s main export, helped usher in an era of unprecedented prosperity that Putin is still remembered for, with real disposable income doubling between 1999 and 2006. (src: theguardian UK, Wikipedia. Alec Luhn, et al.) Russia's GDP has exploded in his times of office. He's also solved the Russian population epidemic.  - That was nearly 150 during the fall of the soviet union, which fell at a rate of 1 million per year. He made an effort to solve young men and women's longevity by increasing healthcare coverage which secured their future - and the nations'. Putin isn't a bad leader at all. He's just shown to be bad by leftist media propaganda to expose the 'badness' of conservatism. |
 ckvoss |
Date sent: 2016/08/05 13:14:47
Psh.. Yeah.. I killed his killer.. What's the reward... ;3 |
 Techy |
Date sent: 2016/08/25 00:01:36
Sorry to hear that, Blue.DW, you can probably just resurrect him. |
Blueroon |
Date sent: 2016/08/25 03:07:56
he's been resurrected like 500 times already lol |
Blueroon |
Date sent: 2016/09/18 02:57:25
HES FUCKING DEAD AGAIN WTF |
 TheMario |
Date sent: 2016/09/23 15:22:55
RIP vlad you will be mist ;_; |
