17 Jan 2019 1:19 pm
Those sanctions were imposed in part because of Russian aggression in Crimea.Termin8tor » 17 Jan 2019 12:07 pm » wrote:Well gosh, who should we believe, the WSJ oped page, regular critics of Trump which had an editorial in detail about the reforms the company made?Misty » 17 Jan 2019 11:35 am » wrote:Is there any Trump lie that you won't swallow?Termin8tor » 17 Jan 2019 6:51 am » wrote:Hey Dim, Trump knows he didn't collude with Russia, and there still isn't one single shred of evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
And this particular company has made adequate reforms.
So what's your point, other than to babble and shriek,"Russia! Russia! Russia!" ?
You obviously have no gag reflex.
Or a Democrat Talking Point Liar like you?
The new chairman of Rusal’s board (Jean-Pierre Thomas) is a booster of the Kremlin’s agenda in Eastern Europe, including some of the activity that got Deripaska sanctioned in the first place.
Thomas started a group called the International Association of the Friends of Crimea, and proposed that the group would help open up Crimea for tourists and business people, in other words, blessing Russia’s occupation of the peninsula.
If you really believe that Deripaska has ceded control of Rusal, then I have a nice bridge in Brooklyn you might want to buy.