` Putin Says U.S. Faces Big Risks
In Effort In Iraq
The NY times re****ts on its three-hour interview with
Putin:
On the conflict in Chechnya, an open sore in Rus-
sia's standing in the world, Mr. Putin ****trayed
the presidential election being held on Sunday
[October 5th] as an im****tant step toward a politi-
cal settlement to end four years of conflict --
NOT UNLIKE, he said, WHAT WAS NEEDED IN IRAQ.
On Monday, the election commission chief in Chech-
nya, Abdul-Karim Arsakhanov, said the Kremlin's
hand-picked candidate, Akhmad Kadyrov, had secured
victory by gaining more than half the votes, the
Interfax news agency re****ted.
The election has been widely criticized as a FARCE.
Well, no wonder the two war criminals at Camp David
hug on TV.
In the interview, Putin --one of these two unelected
criminals-- dares joust:
He also joked that when it came to elections, the
United States had its own problems.
Putin tried to cover this gaffe by claiming he was
alluding to "the situation in California."
The interview's datelined October 6, 2003.
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