Thursday, December 8, 2011
Vladimir Putin Accuses Hillary Clinton of Inciting Protests
Source: The TelegraphAndrew Osborn
Vladimir Putin has accused the United States of orchestrating public unrest on Russia’s streets after last Sunday’s disputed parliamentary election in a Cold War-style outburst certain to damage US-Russia relations.
In his first comments on three days of anti-Kremlin protests, the Russian prime minister alleged that Hillary Clinton, the US Secretary of State, had deliberately encouraged his political opponents to take to the streets in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
“She sent a signal to some activists inside the country,” Mr Putin told a
meeting of his supporters. “They got the message and started active work
with the support of the US state department.”
Mrs Clinton angered the Kremlin after she declared that the vote, which
international observers said was riddled with fraud, was neither free nor
fair.
But Mr Putin accused Mrs Clinton of rushing to conclusions before the facts
were all in.
He said: “I watched the reaction of our American partners. The first thing
that the secretary of state said was that the elections were dishonest and
unfair even though she had not even received material from the election
monitors at that stage.”
Webster Tarpley: Psychotic US-UK Ruling Elites Push Russia and China to Brink
Source: Tarpley.net and Infowars
Alex Jones interviews historian, economist
and author Dr. Webster Tarpley to discuss current events and his latest book on the myths of
Pearl Harbor. Other books by Webster Tarpley include Obama: The
Postmodern Coup - Making of a Manchurian Candidate, 9/11 Synthetic
Terror: Made in USA and Surviving the Cataclysm: Your Guide through the
Worst Financial Crisis in Human History.
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