Interview with Vladimir Putin (Russian President) with Oliver Stone, on CNN TV last night which I translated into Indonesian.
From this interview can flash how this Russian President's View of Islam.

Oliver Stone (OS) asked Vladimir Putin the Russian President

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OS: "In Russia many Muslims, how does the Government oversee Muslims in Russia?"

Putin: "Why Muslims should be supervised? The Russian people are many Muslims In Moscow there are 15% Muslims There is never a problem"

We never regard Muslims as a problem. It's just American politics and its allies. Terrorism for example, when did Islam begin to be identified with terrorism? After the cold war ended. America needs new enemies for the industry to spin ", Putin said

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After the Cold War, the Soviet Union broke up. Eastern Bloc was abolished. The US and Russia are at peace. We disarm almost 90% of nuclear power. Russia is totally out of the cold war situation. But the US, you see, to this day still retain NATO, even continue to expand it "

Putin: "I ask you, why should NATO be preserved and even expanded? Is not Russia no longer a US enemy, then who is the enemy of NATO? The US is always inconsistent with what it says.

I'm not surprised when Obama breaks a promise. To Russia and the world, Obama said he would close Guantanamo. In fact, Obama left the White House, Guantanamo still stands and operates. Russia and the world are used to witnessing US inconsistencies, "Putin told Oliver S

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Today's world Islam fared similarly to the Soviet Union during the Cold War. So the victim of US propaganda. After leaving Iraq devastated, the US created ISIS to ensure conflicts in Iraq / the Middle East continued to flare. Who can dispute this fact? "

Al Qaeda, Osama Bin Laden? Russia is silent. Not involved. But we know the US itself as a sponsor, donor, weapons supplier etc to Al Qaeda. One day after the US people are saturated with Islamic terrorism, I've guessed which side again was created as an enemy of the US "

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