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Give support to his country, back all gold to the Orthodox church, take care and love

his country over all and in first line, be who support the ecologist program in forest,

avoid contamination in rivers and seas and control over the extermination of bears

foxs and wonderful birds who lives in that country, finish with armament over the world

and wars, finish with terrorism. His government will invest in astronomy and medicine for

help people of the third world.

He will fight for finish with racism.

Those are some of his importants goals that this wonderful man has and continue with

the freedom of mind in Russia making his country stronger.

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Vladimir Putin was born on October 7, 1952.

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Vladimir Putin does not have an email address. As cited in his book "First Person", he has never sent an email and hardly uses a telephone.

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Putin was a member of communist party from 175 to 1991.After communism falls he is not communist.

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None!

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Assassination.

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My gaydar says yes, but that also he likes 'em really young, and this is his Achilles Heel.

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Vladimir Putin (2020)

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Vladimir Putin is Christian, not a Jew. He is the prime minister of Russia.

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Reasons why Putin is a good leader:

• respect

• Putin is not an ethical leader (he's far from ethical in many respects) but as a brilliant, clever, and pragmatic statesman who:

(1) restored Russian's economy by increasing its GDP by 72% when before Putin it was in shambles.

(2) Nationalized on Oil which is a significant contributing factor to Russian's economic prosperity

(3) Brought order and security to Russia

(4) Developed alliance with right countries in order gain geopolitical power that balances out that of U.S

(5) for being really clever

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He was elected president in 2000, re-elected in 2004, and ran again successfully in 2012.

Vladimir Putin was Prime Minister of Russia from 1999 to 2000, and officially elected to the office of president in 2000, becoming Russia's second president (after Boris Yeltsin). He was re-elected in a landslide vote in March of 2004, with 69 percent of the vote.

He was term-limited from seeking the office in 2008, and was elected instead to the position of Prime Minister, effectively changing branches with his cohort Dmitry Medvedev, the Deputy Prime Minister, being elected President in his stead. Putin thereby retained control of the government, as well as heading his political party. He was able to run for President again in 2012 (term limits are not permanent), when he was elected as 4th President and Medvedev was elected Prime Minister.

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No, he officially announced that he is not to participate in the next president election. he can't do it by any means, he can't change the constitution.

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what type of government did valdimir putin run

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Oksana

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Oksana Soia is the name of Vladimir Putin's wife.

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He shares the same first name with Lenin.

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The Russians do not operate this way; they prefer to be mysterious and disseminate information at precise moments. If it is Russia's intent to see Donald Trump elected, they will do it by embarrassing Hillary at key moments in order to propel Trump to victory, not something as directly obvious as hacking the voter rolls. Additionally, since many US States still use non-digital means of vote counting, that are, by dint of being old-fashioned, un-hackable.

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It's easier to answer this question back to front.

Isn't asking Russia to violate US National Security an Act of Treason according to US Law?
NO. According to US Constitution Article III, Section 3 (cited below) and whose punishment is further elaborated by 18 U.S. Code § 2381, treason is either joining the enemies of the US in declaring war against the country or in giving material aid to those who have declared war against the United States. This is a very difficult thing to prove and, as a result, only four people have ever been indicted for treason in the history of the United States.

Furthermore, neither of these two situations describes Trump. He is not in armed conflict with the US government (like John Phillip Walker Lindh) nor is he providing assistance to those in armed conflict with the US. Now, Trump may be seen as committing treason in the Court of Public Opinion since his remarks are an invitation to hostile action from a foreign power, but this is not actionable.

US Constitution Article III, Section 3: "Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort. No person shall be convicted of treason unless on the testimony of two witnesses to the same overt act, or on confession in open court."

Why would Trump ask Russia to violate US National Security?
Trump says many things flippantly and most commentators have noticed that there is really no filter between Trump's brain and his speech. It is seriously doubtful if Trump was even considering the national security implications when he asked Russia "to find Hillary's missing emails".

Why would Trump risk his campaign by saying "treasonous" things?
Trump has already (as of late July 2016) performed at least 20 different career-ending actions, such as his parody of a physically handicapped reporter, that should have derailed his campaign. Trump's campaign has proven to be impervious to the standards of common decency that every other presidential campaign needs to adhere to.

Why would Trump ask Russia to find Hillary's emails?
Trump was likely trying to make a joke about how Hillary "can't find" her emails, so why not let the Russians find them; they already found the DNC emails. It was an implicit argument that Trump believes that Hillary still has the "missing" emails, but is purposefully refusing to hand them over.

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Putin would actually prefer less US involvement or more coordinated US involvement as Russia implements its own foreign policy will in Syria. Currently, the US and Russia have different priorities, with the US wanting to support the Free Syrian Army and Russia wanting to support Assad. Both can agree to oppose Islamic State and Putin would likely prefer cooperation on those grounds, if only to avoid friendly fire.

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Since May 7th.

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Yes he is

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He is very powerful now

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It never was. The Communists never transgress the oath and act always in the interests of its people.