I wouldn't be so sure that the dragon will "crumble" and die that easily... When you put yourself in an echo chamber of right wing / pro-Russian / Kremlin propaganda sites you're going to hear events with a certain slant. No different that dealing strictly with MSM. John
On Oct 14, 2016, at 6:37 AM, Zenaan Harkness <zen@freedbms.net> wrote:
* Good news. The despotic USA empire is crumbling, the USA elite factions are sacrificing even the little remaining standing of their empire, on the altar of their political infighting.
* Bad news. The USA is crumbling, and being a dying dragon, must be treated with utmost caution, and continuing immovable resolve.
* Good news: Multi polar world is now a certainty! Russia has re-established her power status, her national integrity, and the military and diplomatic strength of her people, and on an international political platform which does -not- include imposing its political system on other countries. Awesome news for those who seek a reasonably balanced world equation, notwithstanding personal utopias we might strive for in local pockets.
* Potentially bad news: the war party which is neither GOP nor DNC but whoever is funded by the American military industrial banking spying complex (i.e., usually both candidates are as bad as each other), is currently still headed by one of the two leading (in the public mind) candidates, Hitlery Clinton, so there's a chance she will be elected in November, which could mean a final push by the dying dragon for WW3. (Trump may be an unknown, but given the nuclear armageddon stakes, flipping a coin on Trump is far better odds than the sociopathic certainty of Hillary "we came, we saw, he died, hahahahaaaa" Clinton!)
May the world suffer events -other- than WW3, as the modern empire dies/ contracts.
US ADMITS BIG LOSS IN SYRIA: Leaked Kerry recordings expose fear of Russian victory October 3, 2016 http://www.fort-russ.com/2016/10/us-admits-big-loss-in-syria-leaked.html
"All that is left is to squeeze [the USA] to recognize this [new reality] not only on the sidelines of the UN, but officially.
I think that our [Russian] air force can handle this task."