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that wealth has been stolen and/or extorted and/or kicked back to him over his 17 years in office running an increasingly autocratic russian government. technically, yes, there s a russian parliament but it s like a vestigial organ. it s basically the adenoid of the russian government. it s the tonsil. technically there s also a court system in russia but you know what? that s putin, too. just ask the small town judge who cooked up the timber futures embezzlement charge against alexei navalny, putin s presidential opponent for next year s election. also technically there s a form of democracy in russia. they have elections. but ask boris nemtsov bleeding in the street outside the kremlin. ask other opposition leaders who have turned up dead or in prison or had their political parties declared illegal. over all the years that putin has been in office, increasingly year after year with a tighter and tighter grip the russian government has been reduced and
the u.s. president gets paid. vladimir putin has never had a job outside the russian government he s never had any disclosed business ties, any official investments we are allowed to know about but the whole oligarchs thing, the whole conversion of state-run enterprises of the communist soviet union, all those billions and even tens of billions of dollars that have moved over the last 20 years, all of that money is believe to have gone to some degree through vladimir putin s pockets. by people in a position to know he is widely believed to be the richest man in the world and by a lot. and basically all of that wealth, if it s true, all of that wealth has been stolen and/or extorted and/or kicked back to him over his 17 years in office running an increasingly autocratic russian government. technically, yes, there s a russian parliament but it s like a vestigial organ.
that wealth has been stolen and/or extorted and/or kicked back to him over his 17 years in office running an increasingly autocratic russian government. technically, yes, there s a russian parliament but it s like a vestigial organ. it s basically the adenoid of the russian government. it s the tonsil. technically there s also a court system in russia but you know what? that s putin, too. just ask the small town judge who cooked up the timber futures embezzlement charge against alexei navalny, putin s presidential opponent for next year s election. also technically there s a form of democracy in russia. they have elections. but ask boris nemtsov bleeding in the street outside the kremlin. ask other opposition leaders who have turned up dead or in prison or had their political parties declared illegal. over all the years that putin has been in office, increasingly year after year with a tighter and tighter grip the russian government has been reduced and reduced and reduced down to one