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'''Stanislav Krapivnik''' was born in [[Lugansk]], [[Ukrainian SSR]] and immigrated to the [[United States]] as a child after the dissolution of the [[Soviet Union]].  He was educated in the [[US]], obtained two college degrees and served in the [[United States Army]] rising to the rank of Major. After becoming disgusted with the growing [[gay rights movement]] and [[homosexual agenda]] in the United States and [[American]] [[society]], he moved himself and his family to the [[Russian Federation]] in 2010, served as a consultant, and has been in great demand on Russian TV as a US and Russian [[military]] and [[geopolitical]] analyst.
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'''Stanislav Krapivnik''' was born in [[Lugansk]], [[Ukrainian SSR]] and immigrated to the [[United States]] as a child after the dissolution of the [[Soviet Union]].  He was educated in the [[US]], obtained two college degrees and served in the [[United States Army]] rising to the rank of Major. He later worked as a supply chain director for [[Haliburton]] in the [[Middle East]]. After becoming disgusted with the growing [[gay rights movement]] and [[homosexual agenda]] in the United States and [[American]] [[society]], he moved himself and his family back to the [[Russian Federation]] in 2010, served as a consultant, and has been in great demand on Russian TV as a US and Russian [[military]] and [[geopolitical]] analyst.
  
 
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Revision as of 08:35, March 8, 2026

Stanislav Krapivnik was born in Lugansk, Ukrainian SSR and immigrated to the United States as a child after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. He was educated in the US, obtained two college degrees and served in the United States Army rising to the rank of Major. He later worked as a supply chain director for Haliburton in the Middle East. After becoming disgusted with the growing gay rights movement and homosexual agenda in the United States and American society, he moved himself and his family back to the Russian Federation in 2010, served as a consultant, and has been in great demand on Russian TV as a US and Russian military and geopolitical analyst.

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