Talk about fear mongering. Stocking the fires in this way will only lead to a real war that we could lose. Personally, I think it's foolish to antagonise Russia and interfere with that country's interests just for old times sake.

I think that Russia is looking out for itself and trying to protect it's interests like any other country. The US can't really berate other countries for doing what they do.

Russia is doing what they can to get elected who they want in other countries and to let people in other countries believe what they want them to believe. But USA does the exact same thing, their intelligence services are also interfering everywhere and they also manipulate "everyone" on this planet.

So, I think he is right that this stuff happens but I think he should also ask the USA to stop doing what he criticises if it comes to Russia because it's not better what USA does just because it's the country he comes from (same with many other powerful countries)

Star, you don't have to make posts like this in order to get noticed, you know.

I don't see what was wrong w/ what was said..?

I'll PM you if you want, not sure if we should continue this here.

Trump campaigned extensively in Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. He won these states by pretty slim margins. Especially Michigan where he won by 13,000 votes.

I hope that ya can talk him into toning it down a tad. 

I think the point of the video is somewhat valid BUT ultimately not helpful. Getting into another Cold War with Russia is not a good thing.

That said, we are entering into a new era I think, one in which America is no longer really the defacto superpower that they have been for most of post-World War II. We are entering a new century basically where China/US/Russia/India/Europe (minus UK) are the "big" players and they will have to learn to share since all their economies are intertwined.

Trump era is basically the clear beginning of the end of America as the defacto superpower as it'll never be taken as seriously again.

But that doesn't mean these groups are "friends" either, it's going to be more like a situation of people in high school who act like friends for the public but talk crap about each other the moment they turn their back. And yes, Russia would certainly not shed any tears if Europe or the US fall apart, it's good for them. That's just how the world works, no one in the West shed any tears when the USSR collapsed, they would not in the opposite situation.

As per the election do I think Russia wanted Trump elected? Yes, absolutely. He's a useful bufoon/idiot that they likely have embarrassing intel on that could be used as leverage on their part. And having an unstable leader at the head of the US weakens the US, which in turn is good for Russia. So sure, I think they wanted Trump.

But did they "hack" the election? Ehhhh, that's not really as easy to prove. They ran a negative counter campaign against Clinton ok. That's not really a war-worthy act though. Fact is Clinton still could've won and did win the majority vote, she also made mistakes in her campaign that cost her. Though I do think Americans who shrug this off should also ask themselves if they are OK with Russia interjecting themselves into every American election from now on, because that likely is going to become the new normal. 

Ah the Hollywood elite. It's so cute that they still think we believe that they have a clue.

*complains about "elite Hollywood"

*elects reality TV billionaire who's never worked a day of manual labor in his life

/Murica. lol.