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12:06 PM 2/19/2020 - Gone are the days of Surkov - "The Surok", "The Groundhog"; here are coming the days of Kozak - "The Goat Manager", by the same nickname analogy. Happy management, Mr. Kozak: everything and everyone needed this momentous change, it seems, feels, and looks like...

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Assistant to the President of #Russia,V,#Surkov,I Want to take part in the competition for the name of weapons systems and propose to name the new #Russian weapons in the name of the Hero of #Donbass #Givi.

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M.N.: Gone are the days of Surkov - "The Surok", "The Groundhog"; here are coming the days of Kozak - "The Goat Manager", by the same nickname analogy. Happy management, Mr. Kozak: everything and everyone needed this momentous change, it seems, feels, and looks like... 

And Mr. Kozak does look like a good, professional, naturally born Manager and The Guardian. 

Once again, Putin proved himself to be the adept, flexible, and disciplined master politician, and those behind him and behind the scenes, whoever they are, proved that they occupy these mysterious positions quite rightly. 

I suspect strongly, that the some other astute players from the various other camps do deserve their credits also, and a good portion of them. Happy retirement, Slavik! Enjoy it! It is well deserved. Keep in touch, though, as I said earlier: maybe you will still need some consultations on your memoirs, with regard to style and punctuation. 

Methinks, we'll start seeing some other notable retirements, as the chain events; and soon. We'll live, we'll see. 

It certainly feels like the end of the certain historical period, relatively short, about 15-20 years maybe, but the distinct one. It would be tempting to call it "Surkovschina", as the part of "Putinovschina", akin to "Bironovschina", for example; but the problem is that we still lack the sufficient knowledge of the historical facts and their understandings, in order to put some legitimate meaning into these terms. 

Methinks also, that it was the Surkov's own decision to leave the Government and the Power Structures, as he publicized his plans in advance, by the end of January 2020. Part of the reasons for this decision, and probably, rather the significant part, was that he was unmasked as the chief of the Putin's Personal Intelligence Service, or one of them, and he could not continue to perform in this capacity efficiently, and if he did, it would be at rather the high risk to him personally. And he does love himself and his family. Therefore, it was the rational and the professional decision to relinquish these duties. I hope, that we will read his memoirs at some point, and that they will be truthful. 

As the biographical point of interest, and almost in parenthesis, I will remind the readers that Surkov is of the mixed ethnic origin: half Russian or Russian-Jewish on his mother's side, and half Chechen (or ultimately with some possible Mountain Jewish roots) on his father's side. Not that it matters much, but I wonder what role this mixed descent played in his rich, powerfully artistic, and still puzzling and enigmatic, and not really, completely understood nature as the person, as the personality, and as the political personality, who managed to leave some trace or legacy, only if the questionable and the controversial one, in the history of the Modern Russia. 

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Putin Sacks Prominent Kremlin Ideologue, Ukraine Hardliner - The Moscow Times

Putin Sacks Prominent Kremlin Ideologue, Ukraine Hardliner
Vladislav Surkov's sacking, which coincided with a flare-up in fighting in eastern Ukraine, had been rumored for weeks.
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OPINION 

Surkov’s End and the KPIocrats’ Triumph

What the exit of Kremlin's ‘grey cardinal’ tells us about late Putinism.



By Mark Galeotti
1 min

Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone, for the news is confirmed: Vladislav Surkov, once Putin’s “grey cardinal,” not so much his political technologist as political theatrician, is gone.
It was perhaps a bitter irony that the elegantly prolix Surkov was dismissed on 18 February with one of the briefest and bluntest of edicts, a two-line epitaph that simply decreed:
“1. To dismiss Surkov Vladislav Yuryevich from the post of Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation.
“2. This Decree shall enter into force on the day of its signing.”
Of course, Surkov may be back — he has engineered an at least partial resurrection before.
However, with even those close to him hinting that he himself walked out, over the appointment of Dmitry Kozak as Donbas proconsul-in-chief, it may well be that his lives are spent. After all, Putin values the “good soldier” who uncomplainingly accepts a tough fate.
This may lead to movement on the Donbass, although so far the movement has largely been of trigger fingers.
But it likely also says something about Putinism, making the final end of its fluid, postmodern, imaginative, too-clever-by-half aspects, all of which were inextricably and unavoidably connected with Surkov.
This was, after all, the man who would gladly sing the praises of American rapper Tupac Shakur and beat poet Allen Ginsberg, even when official tastes were swinging back to a nationalist canon of home-grown patriots and Great Patriotic War epics. The political operator who invented the term “Sovereign Democracy,” in the full knowledge that it meant nothing but sounded like much. The theatre director who treated political parties and leaders as actors on a set of his own devising.
His was the early Putinism, when the anarchy of the 1990s were still energizing the new state-building campaign, a time when, in Peter Pomerantsev’s words, “nothing is true but everything is possible.”
In Rashomon Russia, Putin could mirror everyone’s hopes and dreams, and breathless hype could seem to replace sober debate. Surkov was able to make the state, in the words of the novel Almost Zero (that he seems to have written under the pseudonym Natan Dubovitsky), “at any moment ready to perform tragedy, or pastoral, or something of ambiguity.”
Surkov was the impresario of early Putinism, his political dramaturgiya fuelled by a buoyant economy and a public mood willing to be dazzled and distracted while they enjoyed an unprecedented dolce vita.
He was also perennially too smart for his own good, or not quite as smart as he thought, depending on to whom you spoke.
After all, what was there beyond the showmanship, the dangerous promise of always being able to pull yet another white rabbit out of his top hat?
United Russia, the very embodiment of sovereign democracy, is tanking, its brand so tarnished that its candidates in last year’s Moscow council elections preferred to stand under the guise of independents. The Donbas pseudo-states turned out both impossible to control with his brand of promise, threat and cajolery, and also impossible to sell as real entities, let alone victims of Ukrainian prejudice, to a skeptical and hostile West.
Reportedly, he was also one of the men who sold that raging bull Ramzan Kadyrov to Putin, and in the process saddled Russia with a virtually autonomous bandit kingdom that it has to bankroll.
This was, perhaps, the essence of Surkovism. He was the front man, the circus barker who could promise the greatest show on Earth, but not himself deliver it. For that he depended on the grey men behind him, the very managers and administrators he implicitly patronised. Alone, he was all Potemkin, no battleships.
So perhaps it is not that he failed, but that the Kremlin failed him.
It never truly engaged with the fictional democratic structures it had created, allowing them to atrophy into embarrassing irrelevance. It failed ever to make a definite decision on just what it wanted to do with the Donbas, preferring to put its faith in a Ukrainian capitulation always just around the corner. It never appreciated that virtual politics needed some real politics behind it.
Surkov’s time is over, though. Late Putinism is about a different, safer kind of spectacle. It is about Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), Great Patriotic War cavalcades, and a more discreet kind of embezzlement for a more discreet kind of VIP. The appointment of Kozak, the tried-and-tested trouble-shooter, as his replacement in the Donbas is a particular signal of this preference for managerialism.
Policy increasingly becomes driven by long-term security, for the Putin and for his clan, in a time of uncertainty. The godfather may well still push forward grand designs, such as his metrics-driven National Projects and his constitutional revisions, but these are essentially conservative measures, attempts to hold back the crimson tide of history rather than to make it.
It is the retrenchment of the regime into sensible, grey, technocracy; the age of the impresario and the illusionist is over, the kleptocrat and the KPIocrat have won.
And yet, as he looks at the metropolis’s bright city lights through the rear window, Surkov can perhaps reflect that, just as his infamous manifesto-article of last year tried to claim that “Putinism” held the “political algorithm” that was defining modern times, in fact the experience of the West may suggest it is actually “Surkovism,” fantasy politics, that is “the ideology of the future.”
The views expressed in opinion pieces do not necessarily reflect the position of The Moscow Times.




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Surkov’s End and the KPIocrats’ Triumph
Wednesday February 19th, 2020 at 11:34 AM

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Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone, for the news is confirmed: Vladislav Surkov, once Putin’s “grey cardinal,” not so much his political technologist as political theatrician, is gone.
It was perhaps a bitter irony that the elegantly prolix Surkov was dismissed on 18 February with one of the briefest and bluntest of edicts, a two-line epitaph that simply decreed:
“1. To dismiss Surkov Vladislav Yuryevich from the post of Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation.
“2. This Decree shall enter into force on the day of its signing.”
Of course, Surkov may be back — he has engineered an at least partial resurrection before. 
However, with even those close to him hinting that he himself walked out, over the appointment of Dmitry Kozak as Donbas proconsul-in-chief, it may well be that his lives are spent. After all, Putin values the “good soldier” who uncomplainingly accepts a tough fate.
This may lead to movement on the Donbass, although so far the movement has largely been of trigger fingers. 
But it likely also says something about Putinism, making the final end of its fluid, postmodern, imaginative, too-clever-by-half aspects, all of which were inextricably and unavoidably connected with Surkov.
This was, after all, the man who would gladly sing the praises of American rapper Tupac Shakur and beat poet Allen Ginsberg, even when official tastes were swinging back to a nationalist canon of home-grown patriots and Great Patriotic War epics. The political operator who invented the term “Sovereign Democracy,” in the full knowledge that it meant nothing but sounded like much. The theatre director who treated political parties and leaders as actors on a set of his own devising.
His was the early Putinism, when the anarchy of the 1990s were still energizing the new state-building campaign, a time when, in Peter Pomerantsev’s words, “nothing is true but everything is possible.” 
In Rashomon Russia, Putin could mirror everyone’s hopes and dreams, and breathless hype could seem to replace sober debate. Surkov was able to make the state, in the words of the novel Almost Zero (that he seems to have written under the pseudonym Natan Dubovitsky), “at any moment ready to perform tragedy, or pastoral, or something of ambiguity.”
Surkov was the impresario of early Putinism, his political dramaturgiya fuelled by a buoyant economy and a public mood willing to be dazzled and distracted while they enjoyed an unprecedented dolce vita.
He was also perennially too smart for his own good, or not quite as smart as he thought, depending on to whom you spoke.
After all, what was there beyond the showmanship, the dangerous promise of always being able to pull yet another white rabbit out of his top hat?
United Russia, the very embodiment of sovereign democracy, is tanking, its brand so tarnished that its candidates in last year’s Moscow council elections preferred to stand under the guise of independents. The Donbas pseudo-states turned out both impossible to control with his brand of promise, threat and cajolery, and also impossible to sell as real entities, let alone victims of Ukrainian prejudice, to a skeptical and hostile West.
Reportedly, he was also one of the men who sold that raging bull Ramzan Kadyrov to Putin, and in the process saddled Russia with a virtually autonomous bandit kingdom that it has to bankroll.
This was, perhaps, the essence of Surkovism. He was the front man, the circus barker who could promise the greatest show on Earth, but not himself deliver it. For that he depended on the grey men behind him, the very managers and administrators he implicitly patronised. Alone, he was all Potemkin, no battleships.
So perhaps it is not that he failed, but that the Kremlin failed him. 
It never truly engaged with the fictional democratic structures it had created, allowing them to atrophy into embarrassing irrelevance. It failed ever to make a definite decision on just what it wanted to do with the Donbas, preferring to put its faith in a Ukrainian capitulation always just around the corner. It never appreciated that virtual politics needed some real politics behind it.
Surkov’s time is over, though. Late Putinism is about a different, safer kind of spectacle. It is about Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), Great Patriotic War cavalcades, and a more discreet kind of embezzlement for a more discreet kind of VIP. The appointment of Kozak, the tried-and-tested trouble-shooter, as his replacement in the Donbas is a particular signal of this preference for managerialism.
Policy increasingly becomes driven by long-term security, for the Putin and for his clan, in a time of uncertainty. The godfather may well still push forward grand designs, such as his metrics-driven National Projects and his constitutional revisions, but these are essentially conservative measures, attempts to hold back the crimson tide of history rather than to make it.
It is the retrenchment of the regime into sensible, grey, technocracy; the age of the impresario and the illusionist is over, the kleptocrat and the KPIocrat have won.
And yet, as he looks at the metropolis’s bright city lights through the rear window, Surkov can perhaps reflect that, just as his infamous manifesto-article of last year tried to claim that “Putinism” held the “political algorithm” that was defining modern times, in fact the experience of the West may suggest it is actually “Surkovism,” fantasy politics, that is “the ideology of the future.”
The views expressed in opinion pieces do not necessarily reflect the position of The Moscow Times.
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Владислав Сурков назначен помощником Президента  

Подписан Указ об освобождении Владислава Суркова от должности Заместителя Председателя Правительства – Руководителя Аппарата Правительства  

Совещание о ходе исполнения указов Президента от 7 мая 2012 года  

Рабочая встреча с Заместителем Председателя Правительства Владиславом Сурковым  

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Владислав Сурков освобождён от должности помощника Президента • Президент России
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Владимир Путин подписал Указ «О Суркове В.Ю.».
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Текст Указа:
1. Освободить СурковаВладислава Юрьевича от должности помощника Президента Российской Федерации.
2. Настоящий Указ вступает в силу со дня его подписания.

Рабочая встреча с губернатором Санкт-Петербурга Александром Бегловым • Президент России
Wednesday February 19th, 2020 at 10:55 AM

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Рабочая встреча с губернатором Санкт-Петербурга Александром Бегловым

В ходе поездки в Санкт-Петербург Владимир Путин провёл рабочую встречу с губернатором города Александром Бегловым.
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Surkov's End and the KPIocrats' Triumph - The Moscow Times
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Putin Sacks Prominent Kremlin Ideologue, Ukraine Hardliner - The Moscow Times
Wednesday February 19th, 2020 at 10:48 AM

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By Reuters
Updated:
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday dismissed a veteran, once close adviser who until recently managed Moscow's relations with war-torn Ukraine.
Putin fired Vladislav Surkov, seen as a hardliner by many in Kiev, in a terse two-line statement on the Kremlin website. His sacking, which coincided with a flare-up in fighting in eastern Ukraine, had been rumored for weeks.
The decree was issued a week after the Kremlin said a senior Ukrainian-born Russian official, Dmitry Kozak, was now in charge of managing Moscow's relations with Ukraine, effectively sidelining Surkov.
Relations between Moscow and Kiev unravelled after Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimea region in 2014 and Moscow-backed separatists launched an uprising in Donbass, eastern Ukraine, that has killed more than 13,000 people.
Russia denies any role in the conflict.
Moscow and Kiev are wrangling over how to implement a peace deal on Donbass, but major disagreements remain and full normalization is far off.
Alexei Chesnakov, a political analyst who used to work for Surkov in Russia's presidential administration, announced last month that Surkov had resigned "because of a change in policy regarding Ukraine."
"The decision was made by Surkov and will not change. I know it from Surkov himself," he said.
Another source close to Surkov told Reuters that Surkov had reacted sharply to Kozak's appointment.
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Wednesday February 19th, 2020 at 10:37 AM

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Iran’s foreign minister said Wednesday that he believes his recent meeting with a U.S. senator had spooked the Trump administration because it was an opportunity to talk directly to “the American nation.”
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RT @RT_com: #Surkov & #Bogdan out: #Russia & #Ukraine announce new #negotiators as relations slowly thaw By Bryan MacDonald https://t.co/… by RT_com
Wednesday February 19th, 2020 at 4:15 PM

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RT @MauriceSchleepe: President #Putin,s aide,V,#Surkov,On this difficult day I will tell you once again that the Head of the #Donetsk peopl… by MauriceSchleepe
Wednesday February 19th, 2020 at 4:14 PM

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President #Putin,s aide,V,#Surkov,On this difficult day I will tell you once again that the Head of the #Donetsk people,s Republic,A,#Zakharchenko who died on Friday in a terrorist attack was a tough guy and a real Hero,it is a Great Honor to be #Zakharchenko,s Friend,Tass-News. pic.twitter.com/YAi2btLlUu

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Wednesday February 19th, 2020 at 4:14 PM

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RT @JuliaDavisNews: Still waiting for #Russia to condemn #Malorossiya malarkey? Don't hold your breath. #Surkov: "Malorossiya hype is usefu… by JuliaDavisNews
Wednesday February 19th, 2020 at 4:13 PM

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Still waiting for #Russia to condemn #Malorossiya malarkey? Don't hold your breath.
#Surkov: "Malorossiya hype is useful."
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RT @lennutrajektoor: Head of #Novorossiya project #Surkov has been sacked by #Kremlin. pic.twitter.com/Ts9m9O2lXA by lennutrajektoor
Wednesday February 19th, 2020 at 4:13 PM

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RT @santangelo_s: #Putin ha licenziato #Surkov (in realtà non è la prima volta); ma l'ideologo della #DemocraziaSovrana, il "principe nero"… by santangelo_s
Wednesday February 19th, 2020 at 4:12 PM

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#Putin ha licenziato #Surkov (in realtà non è la prima volta); ma l'ideologo della #DemocraziaSovrana, il "principe nero" del #Cremlino ha lasciato un segno profondo nel ventennio putiniano m.huffingtonpost.it/salvatore-sant… via @HuffPostItalia @GermanoDottori @alesansoni @g_natalizia pic.twitter.com/3yeMHJlUoD

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7:09 AM 9/5/2020 -  fbi surveillance Google News: Peter Strzok, Notorious Ex-G-Man, Explains Himself And Takes Aim At Trump Saved Stories – Sites __________________________________________________ Saved Stories - Sites FBI from Michael_Novakhov (35 sites): fbi surveillance Google News: Peter Strzok, Notorious Ex-G-Man, Explains Himself And Takes Aim At Trump NPR 1. World from Michael_Novakhov (27 sites): FOX News: Detroit police face temporary ban on batons, other anti-protest gear: judge 5:47 AM 9/5/2020 11 Die After Bangladesh Mosque Blast, and other news stories Michael Novakhov SharedNewsLinks: DHS Finds Homegrown White Supremacists Pose Greater Terrorist Threat to U.S. Than Foreign Groups: Report FOX News: Migrant children at border should be in HHS shelters, not hotels, judge rules Michael Novakhov SharedNewsLinks: 6:26 AM 9/5/2020 Two Boogaloo Bois are charged with attempting to team up with Hamas to blow up courthouse and assassinate US senators | White supremaci
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Audio Post - The Tip Of An Iceberg: Sexual Misconduct Within The FBI Is Exposed by AP! Investigate The Investigators who are nothing more and nothing less than a bunch of psychopaths, perverts, and child abusers. Abolish the FBI and put the criminal FBI agents in prison where they belong! The present crisis in America is the direct result of the FBI stupidity, treacherous incompetence and malfeasance.

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Mike Nova 2 · The Tip Of An Iceberg: Sexual Misconduct Within The FBI – By AP – December 10, 2020 - The Tip Of An Iceberg: Sexual Misconduct Within The FBI Is Exposed by AP! Investigate The Investigators who are nothing more and nothing less than a bunch of psychopaths, perverts, and child abusers. Abolish the FBI and put the criminal FBI agents in prison where they belong! The present crisis in America is the direct result of the FBI stupidity , treacherous incompetence and malfeasance .  The involvement of the "assistant director of the Insider Threat Office, a division at Washington headquarters tasked with rooting out leakers and safeguarding national security information" in theses issues is especially troubling and this might be an indication that this problem might be more significant and more complex and complicated than it appears to be at a first glance.  Michael Novakhov _________________________________ An @AP investigation has identified at least six sexual
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11:16 AM 4/1/2020 - Look at the Coronavirus map of New York City, it speaks for itself: This is the real Collusion: Trump + Russian Mafia! They conspired to bring to reality the old dream of Trump's: to get rid of the NYC eyesore, its public housing projects, and to build the luxury housing instead, making themselves the tens of billions of bloody $$$.

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https://fbinewsreview.blogspot.com/2020/04/1116-am-412020-look-at-coronavirus-map.html ___________________________________________ This is the real Collusion: Trump + Russian Mafia! They conspired to bring to reality the old dream of Trump's: to get rid of the NYC eyesore, its public housing projects, and to build the luxury housing instead, making themselves the tens of billions of bloody $$$.  Look at the  Coronavirus map of New York City,  it speaks for itself:  And Putin is his partner in this plan: "Why build in Moscow? We can build here ourselves. You build at home, und we will help you with ZIZ!!!" Solution was cheap and easy: the CoronaVirus Pandemic and the Epidemic in New York, with the epicenter in the Projects, which is now evident to the lay observers, without the sophisticated epidemiological analysis. Nice job, Putya-boy! Well done, Danny The Fatso! And most inportantly, the GRU and the KGB are very happy too.  But what about our dear and the most
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7:26 AM 9/2/2020 - "That truncated FBI investigation that needs to be resumed immediately." (!!! - M.N.) | There Was No Russia Investigation.

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Counterintelligence Investigations of Donald Trump which was not properly conducted by anyone needs to be resumed immediately by the FBI and the new Independent Counsel! - M.N.  The reasons and the underlying circumstances of this UNBELIEVABLE, SCANDALOUS, UNPRECEDENTED HISTORICAL BLUNDER AND MULTIPLE LAPSES IN COMMUNICATIONS AND JUDGMENTS have to be investigated also, and very vigorously!  Investigate the investigators! Save America! Reform the FBI now!  M.N.  "That truncated FBI investigation that needs to be resumed immediately." (!!! - M.N.)  |  There Was No Russia Investigation . Only by neutralizing McCabe, removing him, and discrediting him could Trump evade the greatest risk he faced — a counterintelligence investigation into his Russian dealings. That truncated FBI investigation that needs to be resumed immediately. New revelations about Mueller’s investigation raise serious questions about how and why Rosenstein... Donald Trump was never investiga
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10:06 AM 9/1/2020 - Trump to Visit Kenosha After Sparring with Biden Over Security

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10:06 AM 9/1/2020 -  Trump to Visit Kenosha After Sparring with Biden Over Security Michael Novakhov - SharedNewsLinks℠  All Saved Stories - 25 - Saved Stories - None   Trump News TV from Michael_Novakhov (15 sites): msnbcleanforward's YouTube Videos: Biden Has Eight-Point Lead Nationally Over Trump In New Polling | Morning Joe | MSNBC "Next customers: Flynn and Jr." - Google News: Morning headlines: Trump heads to Kenosha; Biden resumes travel; new charges against adult film star - Tulsa World Voice of America - English: Trump to Visit Kenosha After Sparring with Biden Over Security ReutersVideo's YouTube Videos: Samsung leader Jay Y. Lee indicted in South Korea ReutersVideo's YouTube Videos: Asian factories shake off crisis gloom 1. Trump from Michael_Novakhov (197 sites): Politics: Election 2020 live updates: Trump to view property damage, talk about safety during visit to Kenosha, Wis. Counterintelligence from Michael_Novakhov (51 sites): Trum
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5:56 PM 3/29/2020 - Coronavirus Deaths in Germany: Is there a different, less virulent strain of the virus?! Did we do the comparison studies?

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https://fbinewsreview.blogspot.com/2020/03/556-pm-3292020-coronavirus-deaths-in.html Coronavirus Deaths in Germany: Is there a different, less virulent strain of the virus?! Did we do the comparison studies? I do not see them. We should: it would be the key explanation and the lead. Test this hypothesis! - #CDC #WHO #NIH #NIAID #Coronavirus #Deaths in #Germany : Is there a different, #lessvirulent #strain of the #virus ?! Did we do the #comparisonstudies ? I do not see them. We should: it would be the #key #explanation and the #lead . #Test this #hypothesis ! https://t.co/5mvwklQad3 — Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) March 29, 2020 - #CDC #WHO #NIH #NIAID #Coronavirus #Deaths in #Germany: Is there a different, #lessvirulent #strain of the #virus?! Did we do the #comparisonstudies? I do not see them. We should: it would be the #key #explanation and the #lead. #Test this #hypothesis! If there is a variety of Coronavirus strains in various countries, and if they cor
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8:42 PM 4/1/2020 - Michael Novakhov – SharedNewsLinks℠: Coronavirus Could Spread Through Pipes in Buildings, Officials Fear

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Post Link:  https://fbinewsreview.blogspot.com/2020/04/842-pm-412020-michael-novakhov.html ______________________________________________________ Michael Novakhov – SharedNewsLinks℠ Coronavirus Could Spread Through Pipes in Buildings, Officials Fear   Audio News: |  VOA Newscasts  |  NPR News Now  |   NPR News Now On RSS Dog  |  Michael Novakhov – SharedNewsLinks℠ – In Brief  |  Trump Investigations News In Brief  | Trump Investigations on RSS Dog  |  Michael Novakhov – SharedNewsLinks℠  |  on RSS Dog   Michael Novakhov – SharedNewsLinks℠ Coronavirus Could Spread Through Pipes in Buildings, Officials Fear Residents of evacuated Hong Kong apartments test negative for coronavirus WHO | Inadequate plumbing systems likely contributed to SARS transmission Can the new coronavirus spread through building pipes? | Live Science Coronavirus Live Updates: The Illness Now Has a Name: COVID-19 – The New York Times – 2.11.20 Mike Nova’s Shared NewsLinks
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8:51 AM 8/30/2020 - "ванька встанька" - ("Teflon effect"): "Putin’s approval rating has jumped to one of its highest levels since February as Russia continues its recovery from the coronavirus outbreak".

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8:51 AM 8/30/2020 -  " ванька встанька" - (" Teflon effect "): "Putin’s approval rating has jumped to one of its highest levels since February as Russia continues its recovery from the coronavirus outbreak". On Twitter and Facebook Twitter  |  Facebook   @mikenov  – Michael Novakhov –  https://twitter.com/mikenov Tweets  by  ‎@mikenov Michael Novakhov @mikenov ванька встанька RUSSIAN TOY #2 https:// youtu.be/Qv1ax24dFP8   via @ YouTube   YouTube   ‎@YouTube 29 s    Michael Novakhov Retweeted The Moscow Times ✔ @MoscowTimes Putin’s approval rating has jumped to one of its highest levels since February as Russia continues its recovery from the coronavirus outbreak, @ levada_ru said Wednesday https://www. themoscowtimes.com/2020/08/27/put ins-approval-rating-returns-to-pre-coronavirus-levels-poll-a71258  … Putin’s Approval Rating Returns to Pr
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