America and the Russians

[Smaland]

General Hodges "is a retired United States Army officer who served as commanding general, United States Army Europe." In this video, he is interviewed by Jason Jay Smart. The quotation is from the Wiki article about General Hodges.

[Russki]

Paleo-Atlantid/Brunn, I would guess him as Welsh.

[Smaland]

"Anna Chapman in New York. She and nine other Russian spies were arrested in the US in June. Photograph: AP" According to the subtitle of the article linked to below, "Kremlin reportedly dispatches contract killer to US to pursue 'traitor' colonel, claims reputable Moscow newspaper"

A contract killer has been dispatched to assassinate the Russian double agent who betrayed Anna Chapman and nine other spies in the United States this spring, according to reports in Moscow.

'We know who he is and where he is,' a high-ranking Kremlin source told the reputable Kommersant newspaper.

'You can have no doubt – a Mercader has already been sent after him.'

Ramón Mercader was the KGB-hired Spanish communist who was sent to kill Leon Trotsky with an icepick in Mexico in 1940.
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Full story in The Guardian

[Victor]

Isnt it normal that Russia just like USA, China and the others have spies? Always been so and always will be so. There will always be spy activity.

[Smaland]

Isnt it normal that Russia just like USA, China and the others have spies? Always been so and always will be so. There will always be spy activity.

Yes, but Russia doesn't have the legal right to send an executioner into the U.S. on its own initiative.

[Victor]

Yes, but Russia doesn't have the legal right to send an executioner into the U.S. on its own initiative.

Espionage and covert operations are out of legal field by default, just like such actions which always happened through history.

I'm sure usa kills own traitors and I can accept it. If you can do it, you can do it, you either dare to do it or not.

[Smaland]

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