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Conceivably, though, couldn't one pose simply as a fellow-traveller, even without knowing Russian? Say, an American socialist living in Chicago, or a British Trotskyist from Manchester? But with a shared embrace of great Russian nationalism and Putinism. And if messages were exchanged in Russian, they could be forwarded to Dorin or Andrei (or even Google) for translation. I, for instance, have access to other computers and am a good storyteller (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:K._Lastochka/Archive_3#It_continues brought me much grief, however...).


      
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