Inside The Relationship Between Wagner Group's Yevgeny Prigozhin And Vladimir Putin: Russia Expert

Barnard College Columbia University political science professor Kimberly Marten describes the latest after the Wagner mercenary group rebellion in Russia.

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[RuinedRibeye]

Does anybody in their right mind smell a sense of propaganda here

[gilianrampart]

The "protection roof" seems to work the same way as in the US!

[gilianrampart]

Khalifa was appointed commander of the armed forces loyal to the elected legislative body, the Libyan House of Representatives.He also holds US citizenship.

[KrisPcracker]

Lets ask Forbes why they banned opinion on their video of takung away affirmative action aka black privilege video?

[recgar]

Oh yeah right. As if Forbes has been honest or even accurate in any story covering Putin or Russia

[whiterose]

This lady gives the most vague description and analysis of said individual. I'll have to ask my man George Webb to do an actual journalist deep dive.

[LabelsAreMeaningless]

So she doesn't know much other than the most basic information with hints of slanted propaganda to keep Forbes happy enough to post the interview. A fair amount is true and it's fluffed out with false Western characterization bits. She did maybe 10 minutes worth of looking into the topic. Which is more than Forbes ever does.

[ChucksterOLove]

Where are Republicans gonna go for relationship advice now that Tate has been indicted?!? All Republican heroes like Trump, Putin, and Tate are ALL going down like a blonde on prom 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[markkozlowski]

"Why do Russia's war always start with disaster? The answer is straightforward: because the autocrats who rule Russia -- be they the Tsars (with the exception of Napoleon's nemesis Alexander I), Joseph Stalin or Vladimir Putin -- appoint obedient toadies sadly lacking in military talent to command their forces." -- Edward Luttwak, June 24, 2023.