Russian researchers expose U.S. spying program (2015)

Re:Russian researchers expose U.S. spying program (2015) by ZoeZoeBee on Thursday September 14, 2017 @11:44AM (#15249142)

You might want to brush up on your history, mainly the part where the Ukraine has been part of Russian territory for most of the last 350 years, and while you're reading maybe you'll discover the reason Russia had to act with regards to Crimea.

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Re:Russian researchers expose U.S. spying program (2015) by AnimalMuppet on Thursday September 14, 2017 @12:51PM (#15249870)

Had to? No. Chose to.

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Re:Russian researchers expose U.S. spying program (2015) by ZoeZoeBee on Thursday September 14, 2017 @01:50PM (#15250556)

Right, they could have made the choice to let their strategic naval base in Crimea fall under the sphere of NATO, despite the obvious problems with that

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Re:Russian researchers expose U.S. spying program (2015) by Sommersonn on Thursday September 14, 2017 @06:29PM (#15253013)

It wasn't _their_ naval base in Crimea.

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Re:Russian researchers expose U.S. spying program (2015) by mmjaa on Friday September 15, 2017 @02:58AM (#15255189)

It truly is astounding, the level of dire ignorance that defenders of America's right to destroy nations, seem to employ in their effort to hinder truth. Astounding, and also, enlightening. No wonder their nation is allowed such free hand to destroy other nations: their citizens truly do not give enough of a damn to gain any insight into the history of the world.

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Re:Russian researchers expose U.S. spying program (2015) by Sommersonn on Friday September 15, 2017 @03:39PM (#15260126)

> the Black Sea Fleet has run out of there under the Russian Flag

That was most wonderful comment so far.

So you're not aware that fleet's flag was changed at least 4 times during last 100 years and half of the time it was nothing to do with Russia?

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