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Skriven 2007-07-12 19:49:00 av PETER COGGON
     Kommentar till en text av ALEXANDER KORYAGIN
Ärende: July 12 2007
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 -=> Quoting Alexander Koryagin to Peter Coggon <=-

 AK> Hi, PETER COGGON! How are you?
 AK> on Friday, 29 of June, you wrote to ALEXANDER KORYAGIN
 AK> about "Re: JUNE-22-2007"

  Hello Alexander ...  Good to hear from you my friend...
 
 AK> That Russian leader is already dead; but I am sure Eltsin did not
 AK> understand who played by his hands. His main features as simplicity,
 AK> stubbornness, adventurism, revengefulness were good levers to push. And
 AK> some clever guys used them to the full. For example Berizovsky, who was
 AK> Kremlin's godfather. For several years such people had become
 AK> multi-millionaires. And now they try to built law-obedient society but
 AK> dare they say "do not steal"? 
 AK>> These people now nobility in Russia;

  That is incredible reading. Corruption and all goes on everywhere 
Alexander., I dare say, even better then in Russia. I think everyone
can tell you of something in their country.   Just human greed.

 AK> They go to democratic countries only to have some rest and spend
 AK> money. Abramovich spends great sums of his quick money for pleasure and
 AK> tried to look like an innocent girl. And Britons belive him.

  Well Big Business in any country will wine and dine a crook.

 AK> In Russia he went to the scarcely populated region on the East of
 AK> Russia (about 40 thousand people there) and  become a governor. Now
 AK> many unpopular people of Russia who cannot be elected in big cities
 AK> make their political carriers by going to the wild regions of Russia.
 AK> It is very easy for them to win elections there; after that they get a
 AK> real status of a state man and they have immunity against a criminal
 AK> persecution. 

  Oh yeah thats neat.   I guess thats why Conrad Black is going to
get away with what he did to investors too...because he is a British
Lord, and can be protected.

 AK> In the world there are enormous mass of people which cannot enable
 AK> their brains at level which is proper for human. When a man have
 AK> nothing to do, have nothing to think about he needs to slow down his
 AK> brain. In other way he can commits a crime. Vodka is a great inhibitor
 AK> of human conscience - just as graphite rods in the nuclear reactor.
 AK> Alcohol prohibition - is a mental Chernobil catastrophe. Smoking is not
 AK> as important as alcohol, but anyway smoking is a good way to switch
 AK> brains off and because of that we can compare.

  aaaah yes.  smokes and drinking...what a way to live.
 
 AK> Better to say that sometimes there was not any  democracy at all. For
 AK> me it is obvious that a fear of communism made rulers to give up a lot
 AK> of positions in that war with simple people. It sounds funny but the
 AK> USSR made present day democracy in the US and the West in general. ;-)

  Ha ha  .. yes it might have influenced a few changes, but then the
west helped Stalin too to make him a better dictator.   Always a
reaction...

 AK> But propaganda makes its business. If in every mass media people hear
 AK> constantly a certain idea, most of them will think that it is true. So
 AK> many people on the West really sure that the essence of communism is
 AK> executions, tortures and prisons.
 
   Not as Karl Marx wrote it, so many years ago. He did have a model
and I still see communes here where people live that way, and have
been doing so even before old Karl wrote his book of instructions.

Human greed again brought down the sytem.  All systems are victims to
greed.    I am sorry but I do not believe that Communism started
to just be noted for what you say we in the west were led to believe.
That was all propaganda.   Perhaps if Lenin had appointed his successor
things might have been better, and it might have had a better chance?
 
 AK> But just remember how wonderful was the world, just very close
 AK> distance ago, before some sons of bitch came to power. And made some
 AK> idiotic, irresponsible actions. Were was no responcibility. They
 AK> pretended that there was not their guilt that the world changed so
 AK> tragiaclly. But every war has two sides.

  What we do today, can haunt us further on.  And we are now reaping
what we sowed so many years ago.    I don't blame them for what they
are doing.   I would strike at the supplier too!  The big problem is
seeking a way to just stop and just admit mistakes have been made
and try to straighten things out.   Win some and loose some.

I can remember when yesterays big bad people were criminals
and terrorists ...yet today they are diplomats and respected...duh?

Oh well funny how times change...

OK...gotta run... see you again

Pete




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