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10. Yeah, somehow the Russians are bad at expanding through negotiation.

Sun Dec 21, 2014, 06:52 AM

Dec 2014

It's as if people don't want what they have to offer...

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Viewing Russia From the Inside [View all] bemildred Dec 2014 OP

The thing is, bullying tactics tend to make people resist harder. CJCRANE Dec 2014 #1

I think fear is a lousy basis for decision making. bemildred Dec 2014 #2

I agree. It's an interesting report CJCRANE Dec 2014 #5

Given their supposed access to better information than we are allowed, bemildred Dec 2014 #7

Inside Stratfor: Intel on the world compiled in Austin bemildred Dec 2014 #3

Dobbs: Will Russia endure or rebel? bemildred Dec 2014 #4

Translation: DetlefK Dec 2014 #6

However, there are a few points that need to be made. Igel Dec 2014 #8

Yeah, somehow the Russians are bad at expanding through negotiation. DetlefK Dec 2014 #10