On June 27th, 10 individuals belonging to a Russian sleeper cell were arrested in the Northeast. Less than two weeks later they are all on a plane to Vienna, where they will be swapped for four Russians accused of spying for the United States. Something simply does not smell right here. These agents were tasked [...]
Today we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Our president, head of state of the nation responsible for its fall and that of the Communist governments of Eastern Europe and ultimately the USSR, will not be attending. Apparently Communism’s demise, the culmination of an existential struggle between free peoples of [...]
A perusal of today’s version of Pravda Online yields some predictably mirthful reading. We read that Russian scientists are using GoogleMaps to find yeti. Yes, I do hold the writers, editors and most serious readers of Pravda Online in contempt, I do have to admire the online publication’s devotions to all things yeti, the Asian [...]
The quote of the week has to come from our friends at Pravda Online. Vladmir Putin says: “One may either have gas or may not have gas. Russia has it….I am absolutely responsible for what I am saying.” Intriguing Pravda headlines for today: – Woman grows nipple on foot. – Women ready to kill men [...]
From our friends at Pravda comes the story of former Serbian president Milan Milutinovic’s acquittal on war crimes charges at the Hague Tribunal. The article is basically a diatribe against the West for bombing the Serbs into submission following their attempts to ethnically cleanse Kosovo ten years ago. Share on Facebook
……but this guy is just friggin incredible. Share on Facebook
And finally, what week could be ended well without a word from our friends at Pravda Online. The website contains an interesting article (no, not the one about the hellish hairy sea monster washing ashore) about new details in the death of poet Alexander Pushkin. The article goes into previously unknown details about Pushkins death [...]
