Russian Opposition Caught Filing into US Embassy in MoscowTony Cartalucci, Contributor Images: Caught red-handed Russias opposition, long accused by the Kremlin of being foreign-funded, and who have well-documented ties to the US State Department, are caught filing into the US Embassy in Moscow in January of 2012, just days after agitator Michael McFaul began his stint as US Ambassador to Russia. (click on image to enlarge) Approached by journalists inquiring as to why they had all come to greet the US Ambassador, their responses ranged from silence to dismissive gibes. US Ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul himself is a card carrying member of bothFreedom House and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), two organizations notorious for extraterritorial meddling in the foreign affairs of sovereign nations and demonstratively funding, supporting, and directing Russias so-called opposition. It was accurately predicted in October 2011s, Agitator Nominated for Next US Ambassador to Russia, that McFauls primary goal would be to continue with Americas disingenuous front of resetting with Russia, while simultaneously subverting the Russian government with US-funded political unrest. It appears that McFaul has begun his work in earnest. Despite damning exposure of the Russian oppositions ties to Wall Street and London, the Western media, even as recently as this weekend during protests against Russian President Vladimir Putins inauguration, insists that such connections are the creation of Kremlin-controlled propaganda. The Associated Press in their article titled, Putin Returns to Presidency in a Changed Russia, accuses Putin of portraying the protesters as in the pay of the Americans and intent on bringing about a revolution that would take Russia back to the instability and humiliations of the 1990s. AP adds, with Kremlin-controlled television still the main source of information for most Russians, many believed him. In reality, Putins assessment of the opposition is verified by the National Endowment for Democracys own website, the About Us pages of the oppositions various websites, and confirmed by confabs conducted by the opposition themselves with foreign interests in foreign embassies on Russian soil. With Russian opposition leaders on video climbing over themselves to get into the US Embassy to confer with regime-change specialist (Russian), US Ambassador Michael McFaul, and as their funding and affiliations become more widely known to the public, their work and legitimacy will be undermined by public awareness of the facts, not Surkovs propaganda. linkwithin_text=Related Articles: 