"Russian cybercrimes have become ubiquitous, and Russia has invested heavily in a military buildup that includes modernization of its nuclear arsenal. Challenging the U.S. directly, Russian bombers entered American airspace 16 times in August and 6 times in September." - Articles: The U.S. as 'Pindostan'
Articles: The U.S. as 'Pindostan' Friday January 30 th , 2015 at 4:44 PM American Thinker 1 Share It is a mistake to belittle Vladimir Putin. Dislike and distrust him, fine. Believe he is a monomaniacal empire-builder determined to restore Russia’s former colonies and holdings, OK. To snicker at his bare-chested antics, particularly with animals, is probably unavoidable. But for all that, Putin is a man with a plan that should be understood by the American government, and in particular by Victoria Neuland, assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian affairs. Instead, Ms. Neuland glibly poked at RT ( Russia Today ) while assuring Putin of the peaceful intentions of the U.S. and the West. The U.S. and West are not challenging Russia; Russia chose aggression toward its neighbors and brought on sanctions. All you have to do is look at RT’s tiny, tiny audience in the United States to understand what happens when