Documents tagged "Soviet"
Found 8 documents with this tag
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The image shows a collection of photographs arranged on what appears to be a board with thumbtacks or pins. The photos depict various winter scenes with snowy landscapes and buildings that suggest they might be taken in Russia during the Soviet era, as indicated by text overlays. The text is partially visible and includes terms like "Russia," "USSR," "St. Petersburg," and percentages such as "5%," "10%," and "20%," which could be referring to ratings or scores given to the photos for some reason. There are also numbers underlined next to each photo. In these photographs, you can see snow-covered streets with trees, buildings that resemble historical architecture commonly found in Russian cities like St. Petersburg, and a few people dressed in winter clothing going about their activities. The quality of the images suggests they may be old or taken with less advanced photography equipment than is available today.
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The image appears to be a photograph of an article printed on a piece of paper. The article discusses the impact of the fall of the Soviet Union and mentions faith and religion as key points. There is a quote in bold text attributed to "Harriet Riddell," which reads: "I believe we've come partly off-track in the years since the fall of the Soviet Union..." The article seems to be focused on societal changes or challenges after the dissolution of the Soviet Union and how they may have affected people's faith or religious practices.
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The image displays a newspaper article with printed text on paper. The headline of the article is in bold font and reads: "We've come to appreciate the Soviet Union". Below the headline, there is additional text which seems to be discussing the significance of the Soviet Union, likely in the context of its dissolution or impact on global affairs. There are no people, locations, or significant objects other than the paper with the printed article visible in the image. The style of the image is a straightforward photograph capturing the content of a newsprint.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033277.txt
In this email, Richard Kahn from HBRK Associates Inc. sends a link to an article about Alan Dershowitz's opinion on the special counsel investigation into President Trump. The article suggests that Dershowitz believes the investigation should end as it is reminiscent of Soviet-era tactics. The conversation takes place in New York and involves Jeffrey Epstein at jeeyacation@gmail.com.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031716.txt
The author argues that the US needs to reassess its foreign policy in the Middle East and make a radical shift in outreach towards the Arab world. They suggest forging alliances with new generation of leaders who aim to improve the daily lives of their people, as a means to stem poverty and despair that fosters radical Islamic terrorism. The author believes that the US should take decisive diplomatic steps while battles rage on, acknowledging the reluctance of America and its Western allies to launch a military offensive.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030235.txt
The email discusses Ayn Rand's novel "Atlas Shrugged" and its relevance to current economic issues. It mentions that some years ago when working at the libertarian Cato Institute, it was a job requirement for new hires to be familiar with "Atlas Shrugged." The author of the email suggests that if only members of Congress and political appointees in the Obama administration were required to read this book, we would get out of the current financial mess faster. The email also mentions Rand's celebrity status and her insights into totalitarianism and socialism, as well as a survey by the Library of Congress and the Book of the Month Club that found "Atlas" was rated as the second most influential book in people's lives behind only the Bible.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029625.txt
The document discusses Jeffrey Epstein, a billionaire pedophile and child trafficker who went free due to legal wrangling. It mentions Conchita Sarnoff, who is writing a book about child trafficking in America and has produced multimedia communication programs for Fortune 500 companies. The document also talks about Palm Beach's police chief objections to Epstein's "special treatment" and evidence of sex trafficking involving victims from South America, France, and the former Soviet republic.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029427.txt
The People’s Republic China is trying to make Mongolia a client or puppet state by integrating it with the PRC through a “voluntary” referendum, just as Russia did with Crimea in 2014. This aligns with Mao Tse-tung's prophecy and intent once China could establish parity or surpass Soviet military and economic might. As China conducts an asymmetrical war to achieve Mongolian assimilation, the world's attention is focused on its South China Sea claims. Preserving Mongolian sovereignty demands a global awareness campaign to counter the PRC’s revisionist historical justification for claiming Mongolia and control all aspects of Mongolia's economy, resources, politics, and culture. Without a counter-campaign, Mongolia will be assimilated and Sinicized like Inner Mongolia and Manchuria in a decade.