Any of you guys know who Mark Ames is?
He's an American expat who founded The Exile in Moscow, which was a newspaper focused mostly on stories about Slavic pussy, whores, and clueless American expats & their bumbling "reforms" in 1990s to early 2000 Russia.
Here's a sample of the stuff he used to write:
http://www.exile.ru/articles/detail.php?...=35&PAGE=1
And here's a great book detailing what it was like during those days when Moscow/Russia was flowing with easy pussy:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Exile-Drugs-Li...0802136524
You may know him more recently from his Rolling Stones pieces going after banksters, Goldman Sachs, and his general belief that the US is a soulless slave colony filled with people who don't quite realize they're slaves.
I find it interesting that he's now 46, MARRIED no less, to a Russian journalist, and recently moved to New York City.
He's really the last guy I would have thought to be married and living in the states. I wonder what happened.
Old age mellowed him out? Did he run out of money and decide to hustle for cash back in the states? Did Russia get "too expensive" for expats like him and he got depressed seeing his "socioeconomic/sexual value" plummet among Russian women? Or did he simply fall in love and see it as his greater purpose to expose the fraud & corruption inherent in the US financial system?
He's an American expat who founded The Exile in Moscow, which was a newspaper focused mostly on stories about Slavic pussy, whores, and clueless American expats & their bumbling "reforms" in 1990s to early 2000 Russia.
Here's a sample of the stuff he used to write:
http://www.exile.ru/articles/detail.php?...=35&PAGE=1
And here's a great book detailing what it was like during those days when Moscow/Russia was flowing with easy pussy:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Exile-Drugs-Li...0802136524
You may know him more recently from his Rolling Stones pieces going after banksters, Goldman Sachs, and his general belief that the US is a soulless slave colony filled with people who don't quite realize they're slaves.
I find it interesting that he's now 46, MARRIED no less, to a Russian journalist, and recently moved to New York City.
He's really the last guy I would have thought to be married and living in the states. I wonder what happened.
Old age mellowed him out? Did he run out of money and decide to hustle for cash back in the states? Did Russia get "too expensive" for expats like him and he got depressed seeing his "socioeconomic/sexual value" plummet among Russian women? Or did he simply fall in love and see it as his greater purpose to expose the fraud & corruption inherent in the US financial system?