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Titolo: Time, Vladimir Putin è la <<Persona dell'Anno>>

Time, Vladimir Putin è la <<Persona dell'Anno>>
La copertina di TimeVladimir Putin è la Persona dell'Anno di Time. Lo
ha annunciato il direttore della rivista Usa Richard Stengel in
un'apparizione sulla Nbc. Il presidente russo è stato scelto per <<la
sua straordinaria capacità di leadership nel prendere un paese che era
nel caos e portarlo alla stabilità>>, ha spiegato Stengel.
Buona rosicata ai russofobi di IPI . LOL!

 lontani dove non c'era altro. ;-)
dove per "altro" intendi qualche rivista pedoporno per guardoni . lol
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 Vatti a confessare con la testa in una latrina.
è quello che fai quando vai a rapporto da tonibaruch eh?
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se amalric non fosse un fesso avrebbe risposto così:
http://www.time.com/time/covers/0,16641,19390102,00.html
http://www.time.com/time/covers/0,16641,19430104,00.html
che palle sti russofobi, sono così fessi che gli devi fare anche il
compitino...

 compitino...
a parte gli scherzi, quoto la spiegazione di Time, molto equilibrata:
Russia is central to our world--and the new world that is being born.
It is the largest country on earth; it shares a 2,600-mile (4,200 km)
border with China; it has a significant and restive Islamic
population; it has the world's largest stockpile of weapons of mass
destruction and a lethal nuclear arsenal; it is the world's second
largest oil producer after Saudi Arabia; and it is an indispensable
player in whatever happens in the Middle East. For all these reasons,
if Russia fails, all bets are off for the 21st century. And if Russia
succeeds as a nation-state in the family of nations, it will owe much
of that success to one man, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.
When this intense and brooding KGB agent took over as President of
Russia in 2000, he found a country on the verge of becoming a failed
state. With dauntless persistence, a sharp vision of what Russia
should become and a sense that he embodied the spirit of Mother
Russia, Putin has put his country back on the map.
TIME's Person of the Year is not and never has been an honor. It is
not an endorsement. It is not a popularity contest. At its best, it is
a clear-eyed recognition of the world as it is and of the most
powerful individuals and forces shaping that world--for better or for
worse. It is ultimately about leadership--bold, earth-changing
leadership. Putin is not a boy scout. He is not a democrat in any way
that the West would define it. He is not a paragon of free speech. He
stands, above all, for stability--stability before freedom, stability
before choice, stability in a country that has hardly seen it for a
hundred years. Whether he becomes more like the man for whom his
grandfather prepared blinis--who himself was twice TIME's Person of the
Year--or like Peter the Great, the historical figure he most admires;
whether he proves to be a reformer or an autocrat who takes Russia
back to an era of repression--this we will know only over the next
decade. At significant cost to the principles and ideas that free
nations prize, he has performed an extraordinary feat of leadership in
imposing stability on a nation that has rarely known it and brought
Russia back to the table of world power. For that reason, Vladimir
Putin is TIME's 2007 Person of the Year.
http://www.time.com/time/specials/2007/personoftheyear/article/0,28804,1690753_1690757_1696150,00.html
ed è proprio per queste ragioni che i russofobi lo demonizzano