Vladimir Putin

Obama never ordered Putin to send troops to Syria, so this is non-issue. However, if he did so, it would be unwise since Putin would buttress the Assad Regime against the US interest in supporting the Free Syrian Army.

He holds a degree in law and seems to have a surprisingly good grasp of obscure facts in a lot of interviews. He's definitely well read and well educated, but how smart he is can't be really known for sure.

It is unlikely. Putin had an incredible amount of leverage in Syria since he was one of the primary backers of the Syrian Regime. Iran is a truly independent regime. Additionally, the grievances between the US and Iran have nothing to do with Russia and cannot be resolved by Russia. However, Russia will be a huge part in making any long term solution between the US and Iran work, especially in the nuclear arena since Russia is deeply connected to the Iranian nuclear program.

According to NY Times columnist David Brooks in a talk he gave to the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco in January 2011, Putin asked Kraft if he could see the ring, and Putin put it in his pocket and pretended not to hear Kraft when he asked for his ring back. Kraft tried to get the State Department to help him get his ring back. The State Department eventually told Kraft that the ring was officially a gift.

As a direct drop-in, just another VR6.

If you're willing to do a lot of work, you can put anything in there. You will have to replace the engine, radiator, transmission, position of the motor mounts...

Russia went from a very pro-government state held economy which the US didn't agree with. Then when the USSR fell in 1991, it went to a pro-private industry and everything was privatized and the US felt that, that was a good thing, but the problem was that almost all industries were privatized their was almost no government, or government regulation in business causing prices to increase. So when Putin came to power he brought back the government not to the soviet scale, but to a scale that brought stability, and with this the US feared that Putin was trying to bring back the USSR with his more powerful government policies, but in actuality he is completely conservative and is very much against a reinstatement of the USSR. To the US he seems radical but to most Russians (80%) that he is a very good leader and he did bring stability.

No, western media wants to show him like that. He is not psycho. He never done anything to make anyone think he is psycho. He saved bunch of cranes. He plays sports. He flyed some aircrafts. He jsut dont do things normal president do. But does that make him psycho? Well in modern world NO.

Vladimir Putin disagrees with NATO because he thinks Nuclear Arms are beneficial to the Russian Federation and it's people.

His partner was Jonathan Middle. He was a very good lover

Vladimir Putin, for all practical purposes "runs" the Russian Federation. Opposition to him is not seen. Putin has a heavy hand in controlling government.

Usually the russian Tu-154, IL-86/96 or a dassusalt falcon

democracy was failing, there were also between 30000 and 50000 children in the streets most were under the age of 13. it hurt the economy in many ways. they were people that died and became homeless which was not great after all.

Putin must go was created in 2010.

America finds Vladimir Putin fascinating.

hells no! Democracy is a power of a folk = nobody, so Vladimir Putin wanted to make Russia happy and chose the way of tough policy , a so called centralized state when God (our common God who are in the Koran, The Bible and so on) leads the hand of a ruler and the state as a whole.

So a term "liberal democracy" is a fiction to make people fools.

Yes, he felt that Obama represented change within American-Russian relations

Umm no

Vladimir Putin est parmi les très grands que la Russie a produit.......Et il y en a eu des Très grands...des gentils...des méchants, des artistes, des sanguinaires aussi......Mais on ne demande pas aux géants..Pourquoi ils sont grands....

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have never actually met. It is more that Trump's campaign has ties with Putin and a number of leaders in the Trump campaign have received funds from or worked with Russian government officials. There is a line of communication between the Trump campaign and Putin's government, but its exact extent is unclear. It is certainly sufficient enough that Trump has taken a much more Pro-Russian line than is typical of any US candidate for President, such as effectively abandoning Ukraine, questioning NATO's value in protecting the Baltic countries, and arguing that Russia should be unopposed in Syria.

He has 2 brothers, One died in WW2 in the Siege of Leningrad and the other from a disease

Vladimir Putin is a member of the United Russia party, which is a centre-right, statist party.

No, he felt he was a dictator, but he also felt that the US government sponsoring rebels to kill him wasn't justified under international law so he defended Ghadaffi in that count.

He has two children. He has two daughters: Yekaterina and Mariya.

Well similar to America all legislative bodies work for the Chief of the executive branch so in russia's government it would be the Senate and the state Duma