Posted on 02/23/2012 5:46:28 PM PST by Nachum
The Russia Today (RT) Moscow-funded propaganda channel, which is backing the murderous regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, aired a special program on Tuesday night on how progressives in the U.S. can “Take Back the American Dream” by defeating Republicans. The propaganda effort was broadcast throughout the United States and produced in collaboration with major liberal groups such as the Campaign for America’s Future, MoveOn.org and Demos, all of them Soros-funded. The host was Thom Hartmann, who regards himself as the nation’s number one progressive radio talk-show host. The “National Teach-In to Take Back the American Dream”
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They ‘Progressives’ will have this nation looking like Detroit.
The sheep will never catch on to this. Hide behind the initials. RT. I had a friend who raved about the channel and the talk radio shows...then I did some cursory research and pointed out that RT stood for Russia Today. Dense.
Call Progressives what the are, COMMIES!
This should put rest to the mantra that KGB Putin is a great hero because he is against Soros.
Where is this generation’s Joe McCarthy, we sure could use him.
Putin's Russia policy will progress at a greater rate when the United States is weak or less competitive in any area.
Putin, personally, is not friendly toward the United States, and personally and politically has an Axe to grind over US treatment of of Eastern European Slavs.
Anyone or anything that weakens the United States is endorsed by Putin while useful. It's just business, and Putin intends to win.
Therefore, Obama is obviously Putin's choice for President of the US, and George Soros is the ideal director and CFO for the traitorous American Progressive fifth column and their associated media.
As soon as they are no longer necessary, Russia Today will let us know.
Considering Putin's history of dealing with the press, this time when Puff Ho falls out of favor, she should be really concerned.
Down with the tyrant Putin, president of Chechnya, Ingushetia, and Dagestan, but not Russia!
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