Comments on: Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev & Nikolay Alexandrovich Romanov (Nicholas II)

By: KIM KYUNG SOOK

KIM KYUNG SOOK — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:47:00 +0000

[partly translated from Korean]

Dear Friend.
Russian Emperor Nicholas II and familys’s assassination history represents the end of the shelters.
…
As a tragic success of criminals and orthodoxy .. should ensure the survival of the country for now.
But intellectuals devoted to the extreme of circumstances…
[/partly translated from Korean]

By: shuron

shuron — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 09:59:00 +0000

@englishkin
When Medvedev became the president and no one really knew who he was, this similarity was truly remarkable and I had similar impresion like you.

Even Medvedev’s appearance and themes were less combative, and often meant well thought out and honest (he gave himself as a man of Progress), he was not realy accepted in Russia, and most recently derided as “blogger”. After the “strong” Putin many of russians can’t accept Medmedev, because there are still many people wishing a strong leader for “mother russia”. They combine a strong leader with a strong Russia. A strong Russia that can play in world affairs. Even if Russia is behaves like a “bear in the china shop” it does’nt matter. The abbility to be present in the world and to give “strong answer” to the “West” matters, not some more quite and evtl. more elaborated solutions. That beacause nowadays they told people again that the foreign countries (es. USA, UK an s.c. “West”) playing plays against Russia. So everything is about Oil that Russia has. Simply argumentation that works ever.

As Medvedev proposed Putin as next President instead of candidation of himself it was done to his image. Even the rest of “intelligenzia” revealed the puppet role of Medmedev.

The nex period for Russia is Perion of: Putin – Rasputin. And I can well imagine that Medvedev can get forgotten quickly.

By: englishkin

englishkin — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 06:56:00 +0000

I thought I was the only one who noticed the striking resemblance! Because of the President’s uncanny resemblance to the late Tsar (albeit without the beard), I’m always startled when I see President Medveyev’s picture when he’s with the Russian tricolor flag that was the flag of the Empire before its collapse to the Bolsheviks, and with the Imperial coat of arms that modern Russia has readopted as its state coat of arms. I have to blink, take a double take and verify that it’s not some colorized photo of the late Tsar being shown when President Medveyev appears in such photos. The high quality and in-color news videos usually indicate to me that yes, indeed, it is modern but, it seems bizarrely and sometimes eerily as if the late Tsar has somehow reappeared on the Russian scene as if the Bolshevik Revolution somehow failed and the Tsar resumed control (and somehow hasn’t aged) and is still on the throne!

By: shuron

shuron — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:11:00 +0000

Well… There is a lot of speculation about Tsar family.
Thank you for blessing anyway.

By: kıuhoııoo

kıuhoııoo — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 04:55:00 +0000

romanovs have got a noble girl baby.they sent the baby to rasputins relatives in the wine basket (under the botles) They were take her bulgaria and they were give her a turkish family(bektashi religions(she did not make,join rutiels all her lifelong)).the turkish family grove her.one day she maried and her husband and their 6 suns,2 douthers went in turkey 1953 and she died in turkey. she said again and again “I am gallers princess”all her lifelong. may be feodravna or may be one members of the OTMA was mother of the baby who can belive but god knows
I bless you

By: shuron

shuron — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:44:00 +0000

No I did’t. But Medvedev is common faily name in Russia.

By: C. de Horde

C. de Horde — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 12:11:00 +0000

But didn’t you know that a person called Pavel Medvedev was one of the executioners of the last Czar?