to Syria, to arm ISIS and that she
after Gaddafi was mercilessly taken
down, for daring to create a gold-
backed currency to be used within
the poverty-stricken nations of
Francophone West Africa - ALL of
this information is contained in
the hacked emails, which WikiLeaks
Her Assistant Secretary of State,
Victoria Nuland was the main
architect of the disastrous coup
d'état in Ukraine, where $5B of US
Taxpayer money was used to
destroy that country and to install
its current Nazi (literally) leadership.
That's the equivalent Russia staging
a coup d'état in Canada and installing
Nazis. How would America like that?
Or how would America like 20,000+
troops of Russians and other Eastern
European units training along the
Mexican border, specifically in tactics
for fighting the US military?
Well, that's the equivalent of what's
currently going on in Poland and in
the Baltic countries of Lithuania,
Latvia and Estonia, along Russia's
Western border.
At the St Petersburg Economic Forum
held in June 2016, Putin was flanked
onstage by scholar, author and CNN
reporter, Fareed Zakaria and by
Kazakhstan President, Nursultan
Nazarbayev on one side and by
41-year-old Italian Prime Minister,
Matteo Renzi on the other.
Zakaria, a prolific columnist and
author of 'The Post-American World,'
has been found guilty of plagiarism
on numerous occasions at several
prestigious US Mainstream News
outlets but has only been given
small slaps on his wrist.
He's a gifted political thinker
nonetheless, who was born in India
to Muslim parents and who graduated
from Yale University and is today a
member of two notoriously globalist
groups, the Trilateral Commission
and the Council on Foreign Relations.
Putin responds to Zakaria's comments
about the former's alleged attempts to
manipulate the US Presidential Election
by saying positive things about Donald
Trump - to the obvious delight of Renzi
and Nazarbayev - as well as to the
audience.
Putin explains simply that he is pleased
that Trump has voiced a willingness to
restore relations with Russia, which
frankly, I don't think is a bad idea.
Avoiding World War III is NOT a
bad idea!
ENGLISH TRANSCRIPT
Putin: (To Zakaria) "Well, well, You're
a very famous person in our country,
you personally. Not only as a host on a
major media corporation, but also as
an academic. So, why are you juggling
with what I said? Your 'journo' side is
prevailing over your 'analyst' side.
Let's examine what I actually said.
"I said in passing, that; Trump is a
colorful candidate. Do you not find
him to be so? I do.
"I did not ascribe any other
characteristics to him. But what I did
note and what I most certainly
welcome, is that; Mr Trump said he
wants to restore relations with
Russia. What's bad about that? We
all welcome this. Do you not?!
"We however do not interfere into
the internal political processes of
other countries, especially the US!
We will work with whatever individual
that the American people vote for.
As a side note, America teaches
everybody else, how to live with
their lessons in "Democracy" - but
do you actually believe the US
elections are democratic? Twice in
US history was a President elected
that had the most votes from super-
delegates, backed by the least
amount of voters. Is that your
Democracy?
"And when we try to discuss this
with our (US) colleagues - key word
is 'discuss', not criticize - they say,
'This is how we do it and mind your
own business'. Then, how come you
interfere in our business? Sort out
your own issues first.
"I agree that the US election really
isn't our business - despite the fact
that there are reports of prosecuting
attorneys shooing away international
observers from US polling stations.
But these are your own internal
issues to sort out.
"The US is a superpower, and
possibly the only superpower of
today. We accept this. We would
like to cooperate with the US. No
matter how the elections go, there
will be a new head of state with
great powers. The US is undergoing
internal political and economic
changes. The world needs a strong
superpower. We need it too.
What we don't need is their constant
interference in our business, telling
us how we should live, and getting
in the way of Europe building their
relations with us.
"The sanctions that you mentioned,
do they affect the US? No, not at all,
you couldn't care less about them.
Our reactionary measures in response
to Europe's sanctions do not affect
the US, at all. Who do they affect?
Europe!
"Nevertheless, Americans tell their
European counterparts to 'hang in
there' for a while. I don't know why
they should have to, but if they want
to OK, they can 'hang in there.' (To
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi
[Italy's economy has suffered a
large blow by not being allowed to
export agricultural products to
Russia]).
"Matteo, why should you 'hang in
there?' Please explain. He's a great
orator, as we have just seen. I mean
it - Italy has a lot to be proud of!
"Anyway, we don't back anyone - it's
not our business. Whoever is elected
by the American people is who we will
continue to work with. Here's to hoping
that this individual will want to improve
relations with Russia and to help build
a more secure world."
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