This should make the Zionists happy, at least those who have read Rosenberg’s book
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Thursday gave his strongest signal yet that he plans to return to Russia’s presidency, telling millions of TV viewers that he will consider running in 2012.
The former KGB spy, who retains significant power despite formally stepping down in 2008 after eight years as president, turned in an electric performance during his annual marathon call-in show — cementing his high rating among the electorate and his reputation as Russia’s No. 1 leader.
Asked whether he was leaving the political stage, Putin grinned and said, “Don’t hold your breath.” In response to a query about his presidential intentions, he said he would “think about it; there is still enough time.”
Source/Full Story: washingtonpost.com
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