News From EUROPE, Is Russia Trying to Remake The USSR?
Bad news from Russia: Putin is A Nationalist- will try to reframe the old soviet union.
Just as Zsyranovsky put it in his speeches 10 years ago, Putin will try to reframe the ex - USSR.
As the famous advertising slogan for potatoe chips goes, in Romania: "Bet you can not eat just one.." perfectly illustrates the attitude of Vladimir Putin towards his neighbors - viewed as potatoe chips, (metaphor for Eastern European Countries used as buffer previously) and from any territory that was once the Russian annexation of Crimea.
This time, Putin would love to devour the whole bag of chips, said Fox News analyst Ralph Peters, retired American officer and specialist in Russian relations in an article published by the New York Post today, may 5, 2014 .
What people do not understand about Vladimir Putin is that Putin craves power for the Lost Soviet Union, as the only power he knew was he communist style work in the KGB, the golden era of the USSR.
He does not expect to be able to restore the half Soviet domination over Eastern Europe, however he would much you like it.
See past experiences in history: E. G. Hitler grabbed a region claiming he was protecting germans, then wanted Europe. History repeats itself with Putin in Crimea, and pretty soon, Ukraine?
But Putin has become a great nationalist long time ago, and plans to regain all the territories that once belonged to the Russian tsars. Hahahaja...what dream of grandeur, in times of NATO actions around the world..he has his blindspots, n'est pa?
When President Barack Obama said in March that Putin "has no ideology" and revealed his total both ignorance towards history and towards Putin. "Who informs this man?"
Some idiots, I would say, and he pays heavily for it...
Asks ironically an American independent journalist, Olga Lazin.
Retarded Putin's ideology is nationalism, the only faith which probably killed more people than Marxism, while: "Obama talks, Putin kills".
It will be a new Cold War? Putin will be able to restore the USSR? Putin really believes he is entitled to recapture Ukraine and a bunch of other territories. In his opinion, capital Warsaw to Bishkek (capital of Kirghistan) which were part of the ex-Russian Empire.
He thinks of them as territories stolen from the rightful owner: Moscow(USSR). This is an old communist doctrine (read about Vladymir Zhyrinovsky Right wing Russsian politician's longing 10 years ago,) the old KGB school politicians, which gives Moscow the right to intervene anywhere believes that Russian speakers are threatened. Things are not looking up in the long run, and the long-term picture shows that Putin intends to rebuild the Russian empire with "blood and iron." Whatever that means.
What people do not understand about Vladimir Putin is that Putin craves power for the Lost Soviet Union, as the only power he knew was he communist style work in the KGB, the golden era of the USSR.
He does not expect to be able to restore the half Soviet domination over Eastern Europe, however he would much you like it.
See past experiences in history: E. G. Hitler grabbed a region claiming he was protecting germans, then wanted Europe. History repeats itself with Putin in Crimea, and pretty soon, Ukraine?
But Putin has become a great nationalist long time ago, and plans to regain all the territories that once belonged to the Russian tsars. Hahahaja...what dream of grandeur, in times of NATO actions around the world..he has his blindspots, n'est pa?
When President Barack Obama said in March that Putin "has no ideology" and revealed his total both ignorance towards history and towards Putin. "Who informs this man?"
Some idiots, I would say, and he pays heavily for it...
Asks ironically an American independent journalist, Olga Lazin.
Retarded Putin's ideology is nationalism, the only faith which probably killed more people than Marxism, while: "Obama talks, Putin kills".
It will be a new Cold War? Putin will be able to restore the USSR? Putin really believes he is entitled to recapture Ukraine and a bunch of other territories. In his opinion, capital Warsaw to Bishkek (capital of Kirghistan) which were part of the ex-Russian Empire.
He thinks of them as territories stolen from the rightful owner: Moscow(USSR). This is an old communist doctrine (read about Vladymir Zhyrinovsky Right wing Russsian politician's longing 10 years ago,) the old KGB school politicians, which gives Moscow the right to intervene anywhere believes that Russian speakers are threatened. Things are not looking up in the long run, and the long-term picture shows that Putin intends to rebuild the Russian empire with "blood and iron." Whatever that means.
Dr Olga Lazin & Verdis Ferraro, los angeles
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A post to Google+ that include a link renders a preview, or snippet, that contains the page title, a brief description of the page, and a thumbnail image. These pieces of data are extracted from the shared URL's content in one of four ways, listed in order of precedence:
Your use of the snippet code is subject to the Google Terms of Service.
1. Schema.org microdata (recommended)
If the page is annotated with schema.org microdata, the +Snippet will use the name, image, and description properties found on any schema.org type.
<body itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Product">
<h1 itemprop="name">Shiny Trinket</h1>
<img itemprop="image" src="{image-url}" />
<p itemprop="description">Shiny trinkets are shiny.</p>
</body>
Tip: Google also uses schema.org microdata to generate rich snippets in search. See the schema.org FAQ for more information.
2. Open Graph protocol
If the page contains Open Graph properties for the title, image, and description, they will be used for the +Snippet.
<meta property="og:title" content="..." />
<meta property="og:image" content="..." />
<meta property="og:description" content="..." />
3. Title and meta "description" tags
If the page's <head> element contains <title> and <meta name="description" ... /> tags, the +Snippet uses the title and the content attribute of the description meta tag for the snippet description. For the thumbnail image, the sharebox attempts to find a suitable image on the page.
<title>...</title>
<meta name="description" content="..." />
4. Best guess from page content (not recommended)
If none of the previous data is present, Google parses the page and attempts to find the best title, description, and image.
Note: The logic that fetches the +Snippet data respects cache-control directives, so changes to your page might not immediately be reflected in the +Snippet.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I validate my +Snippet markup?
You can use the Structured Data Testing Tool to verify your +Snippet markup.
When you run this tool on your web page it will provide a detailed report on all of the structured data markup on that page, including the markup used by +Snippet.
I have multiple schema.org itemscopes on my page. Which one will the +Snippet use?
If multiple schema.org itemscopes are defined on your page, the +Snippet is created from the itemscope that is nearest the top of your page's source code. For example, if you have itemscopes defined on both the body element and a div element defined below the start body tag in your page, the +Snippet is created from the itemscope associated with the body element.
Why isn't my +Snippet image appearing?
Images that are too small or not square enough are not included in the +Snippet, even if the images are explicitly referenced by schema.org microdata or Open Graph markup. Specifically, the height must be at least 120px, and if the width is less than 100px, then the aspect ratio must be no greater than 3.0.
What is the user agent of snippet fetcher?
When a user shares a URL on Google+ or an app writes an app activity, Google+ attempts to fetch the content and create a snippet to provide a summary of the linked content.
Your web server will see a request with the user agent containing the following text: Google (+https://developers.google.com/+/web/snippet/).
This service is different than the Googlebot that crawls and indexes your site. These requests do not honor robots.txt or other crawl mechanisms because this is a user-initiated request.
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