I recently had to call Rob out on his race baiting in an effort to clear up the record a bit. Well, now that the Georgian-Russian conflict is underway, my criticism of Georgian propaganda has been met with comments such as this one from Rodney Graves:

How long have you been a shill for the FSB? Or does it go all the way back to the bad old days of the KGB?

Apparently Randy is out to solidify my case that he’s a propagandist. Again, it’ll be useful to consult the past…

I posted on the fact that Putin has no problem resorting to terrorism. That got minimal comments.

I also posted when we busted one of Putin’s means to facilitate terrorism and he started whining that we shouldn’t be able to extradite the guy. People asked, “What’s the point?”

When a pro-Russian, mafia run state expressed nuclear aspirations, I was critical of that. Nonetheless, Rodney Graves was there to bitch me out for not supporting Lukashenka’s ambitions.

I posted on the first ‘Victory Day’ parade in Russia in 15 years replete with exclamation point to emphasize the date. 2Hotel9 was so out of the loop (stuck in the early 90s apparently) that he insisted the parade occurs every year.

As recently as July, I suggested that Bush is being naive in his relations with the Russians. That one received no comments. Apparently, Bush has just flip-flopped on his initial 'intuitions'.

When I am critical of willingness of some commentators to gobble up propaganda and disseminate it, apparently that amounts to me being on Russia’s side. We hear this rhetorical tactic often from commentators like Rodney Graves and Rob. Unfortunately, the record betrays their willingness to lie for political expediency.