Added: Feb 6, 2012

From: ProtectSouthOssetia

Duration: 9:21

Destabilizing Russia -- Clinton State Department Dusts off Color Revolution Model and Threatens Us All. One of the most popular world leaders Vladimir Putin has publicly called out Hillary Clinton for deliberately inciting problems in Russia. Given ]Clinton's own recent rantings about destabilizing Libya (not to mention the long history of Clinton NGO destabilization campaigns from a decade ago), coupled with the globalist NGO source of her information, one can easily understand where he's coming from. Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin on Thursday accused Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton of instigating protests over the results of Russia's parliamentary elections by baselessly criticizing the vote as "dishonest and unfair" and he warned that Russia needed to protect against "interference" by foreign governments in its internal affairs. ... "She set the tone for some actors in our country and gave them a signal," Mr. Putin continued. "They heard the signal, and with the support of the U.S. State Department, began active work." New York Times Who is Boris Nemtsov and Who Does He Serve? Over and over again we are reading and hearing the name Boris Nemtsov in relation to the opposition campaign in Russia. But who is Boris Nemtsov and what does he really stand for. Understanding that will help you, more than anything else, understand what is really behind this "popular revolution" being staged in Russia. Boris Nemtsov, a former deputy prime minister turned vocal government opponent, told CNN he was among those detained at a rally Tuesday. Boris Nemtsov was deputy prime minister under arguably the most corrupt regime in modern Russian history. Under Yeltsin Russia was neoliberalized via the International Monetary Fund and U.S. technocrat leadership. They chopped up Russia and gave it away to foreign multinational corporations and financial institutions creating vast wealth for the crony capitalists who took part in the plan and impoverishing millions upon millions of Russians. After the NGO backed "Orange Revolution" in the Ukraine, Nemtsov went there to assist in the neoliberalization of that country (and just look at how well that turned out). Conclusion Given the volumes of readily available documentation on the nature of the NGO election monitoring organization and the history of the various color revolutions of the recent past, it's hard to mistake what is happening in Russia for anything other than a poorly executed attempt to return Russia to the Boris Yeltsin days of pure, Chicago Boys style neoliberal free market reforms that created mass poverty and a few thousand new billionaires who stole the wealth of the nation right out from under the country. It takes a special kind of talent to miss all the obvious signs of what is really going on over there, but our complicit media seems to up to the task and filled with "journalists" who are ripe with just such gifts. The sad thing is, I don't anyone expects this action to produce any real returns on their investments, at least not in Moscow anyway. It's foolish to think that someone like Putin is going to turn tail and run and the people of Russia have recently lived in a neoliberalized nation and most have no intention of going back. The sad thing is that these globalist string pullers are knowingly setting up their NGO employees for failure and possible prison time, just so that they can then use their suffering in the future to attempt some kind of justification for future action. Perhaps they even intend to have NGO assets kill off a few protesters and even perhaps Mr. Nemtsov in another Operation Ajax type effort, who knows. But in the end, this ill-fated effort will certainly fail this time around which begs the question as to the rationality of Hillary Clinton's rather premature efforts. Perhaps it is a little warning in light of Russia's refusal to get behind the West's regime change in Syria and Iran, perhaps it's Hillary's Wicked Witch of the West crazy mindset. Who knows. But poking the Russian bear in the eye with her pathetically obvious NGO destabilization plan is something that should give every American reason to pause and consider the fact that the secretary of state has no business representing us in our foreign policy affairs any longer and the sooner Americans get her out of office, the safer we will all be in the future.

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