badbobby Loc: texas

Dunno if this is fact or fiction
but it sounds right


Vladimir Putin to the Russian Parliament

"In Russia live like Russians,any minority,from anywhere,if it wants to live in Russia,to work and eat in Russia,it should speak Russian,and respect Russian laws.If they prefer Sharia laws,and to live the life of Muslims,then we advise them to go to those places where that is the law.Russia does not need Muslim minorities,minorities need Russia,and we will not grant them special privileges ,nor change our laws to fit their desires,no matter how much they yell"discrimination"We will not tolerate disrespect of our Russian culture.
We need to learn from the suicides of America,England,Holland and France.If we are to survive as a nation.The Muslims are taking over those countries,but they will not take over Russia
The Russian customs and traditions are not compatible with the lack of culture or the primitive ways of Sharia and Muslims.
When this honorable thinks of creating new laws,it should have in mind Russia's national interest first,observing that Muslims are not Russians

reconreb Loc: America / Inglis Fla.

kankune Loc: Iowa

Exactly as it should be!!!!

CounterRevolutionary

Badbobby, this text you provided was taken out of context from the Snopes website below. Putin never said this. Read the full article:

http://www.snopes.com/politics/soapbox/putinduma.asp
News Political News
Vladimir Putin's Speech to the Duma on Minorities
A February 2013 speech by Russian president Vladimir Putin demanding that Muslim immigrants speak Russian and conform to Russian culture is apocryphal.

"There is no evidence that President Putin gave any such speech, however. The Speeches and Transcripts section of the official Russian presidential web site records no Putin speech of that nature on 4 February 2013 (or any other date up to April 2013, when this item first appeared), nor does a record or mention of anything like this speech appear elsewhere on that site or in any news accounts (Russian or foreign) published since then.

Moreover, this item is highly reminiscent (and appears to be a variant form of) an opinion piece originally written by an U.S. Air Force veteran shortly after the 9/11 attacks in 2001, versions of which have falsely been attributed to various world leaders (primarily the prime ministers of Australia and the UK) in the intervening years.

President Putin did, during his introductory remarks to a meeting of the Board of the Federal Migration Service in January 2012, speak words somewhat similar to the sentiments expressed in the item reproduced above, but with much more moderated language and a much less inflammatory tone ...."

badbobby Loc: texas

you have access to the Russian presidential records?
wow!!
Did you forget to notice that I sad I didn't know if this was truth or fiction
I guess you just like to correct everybody and that makes you feel smug
well thanks a lot professor

Mikeyavelli

But then again, how many Muslim problems does Russia have?
Japan too, they aren't moved to solve Muslim problems by embracing Muslims as countrymen.
Keep the problems out. Muslims will eat your bread and slit your throat.
Don't invite them to your table.