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Didn't Putin himself say he's there? It's quite a stretch to think that the Russian government was blatantly lying about this. It would be a very strange move
by TillE 13y ago
Didn't Putin himself say he's there?
It's quite a stretch to think that the Russian government was blatantly lying about this. It would be a very strange move that gains them little or nothing.
I'm willing to entertain the theory that Snowden left Moscow in the past couple days, though. It is pretty strange that no one has seen him.
- ferdo 13y ago> Didn't Putin himself say he's there? Trusting the word of any politician or world leader is a risky biz. > It is pretty strange that no one has seen him. The most talked about man in the world was hanging around two major international airports and no one got a picture. Color me skeptical.
- lostlogin 13y agoTrusting the word of a politician in one thing, trusting Putin is quite another. Calling Putin a politician is an insult to both politicians and dictators. And don't forget Putins past life, he is well versed in the spy versus spy game.
- s-phi-nl 13y agoAnother reason why going to Russia might not have been the best idea.