Oh right, everything that's failing in Russia (and that's just less than EVERYTHING), fails because of American sabotage...

Right, as if Russians did not make one giant government-backed Moon project of their own -- the project that failed spectacuarly.

You can experience weightlessnes at pretty low altitudes (5-6 miles) for about 2-3% of the cost Virgin charges. Google for "zero g aircraft".

Actually, relevant law - to allow out-of-the-country connections to a couple of state-run providers, which would filter/block everything prohibited - is already under consideration. Just wait...

I'd say the root cause is Russian people.

You say "same law" -- what does it say, exactly? Also, you need to see it in perspective. For example, Russian lawmakers recently passed a law that gives prosecution the right to block websites without trial. And many websites are already blocked just because local prosecutor wants them closed -- mostly those with views that do not follow official propaganda.

: Until someone can prove that the referendum was done under duress, or the vote was rigged, why will no one accept the Crimean's decision? Putin himself admitted recently that the anonymous "people in green uniform" that seized power in Crimea were in fact Russian military. So that's about duress. As for rigging vote -- Russian authorities routinely do that in Russia on all levels -- from presidential down to local communal elections, so what is to prevent them from doing it on occupied territory?

When replying to the kind of stuff this Archtech is posting, bear in mind, that what is effectivly Russian ministry of propaganda employs scores of jackasses to monitor all kinds of discussion media (web forums, blogs, etc.) and drown them with pro-Putin lies. This is actually a big problem for all independent sources in Russia that publish anything even remotely politics-related and try to keep the discussion open to general public.

So you did not read the actual article thus know nothing about how Outbox operated, but do condemn them, right?

And if an American company keeps customer data in paper files in a storage facility in another country -- do they have to turn over that data too?

no one can be called "astronaut" unless they travelled to another star system

Right, Mercedes does have a depth of engineering expertise in internal combustion engines and transmissions. Make a wild guess if Tesla would ever need that.

a) what you say shows that you now nothing about Model S;
b) very few people need a car that can be used to go anywhere in the world

Current Russian space program is just a tool to steal budget money.

Just a few hours ago he said that by 2020 Russian army will be one of the most hi-tech and powerful armies in the world. Yeah. Not as crazy as colonization of the Moon, Mars and asteroids, but out of touch with reality nevertheless.

Think of it as an institute for communications studies.