I‘m not sure what to make of it, but it seems like for the last week or so especially Putin announced and signed very interesting things, of which we saw alleged snippets here and there. Putins statements about the default of the Euro and US Dollar for example, or Putin signing the law/act that costumers have to pay their gas in rubles or now that comment about famines etc…
Now, the problem I‘m having is that I couldn’t find the original transcripts/translations of those speeches and acts. And I’m not sure why? The kremlin website seems to be under heavy attack again for the past week: it doesn’t open.
Yesterday I had a bit of luck and could open the kremlin website, BUT I couldn’t find the mentioning or transcripts of those speeches and acts. I suspect that the kremlin website might not be up to date itself since it is under constant attack? Which means that they weren’t able to put up those speeches and acts on the website?
Also, during the last week (thanks to this difficulty to find the original transcripts of the things Putin said?) confusing things happened. For example, the german chancellor Olaf Scholz had a talk with Putin and afterwards claimed that Putin agreed that germany can pay in euros instead of rubles, but not in dollars. About at the same time Putin apparently signed the above mentioned law/act that it must be paid in rubles starting on April first (yesterday).
So, what is going on? Was chancellor Olaf Scholz lying about what Putin said and promised in the talk? Or was he too stupid or wishful thinking to understand Putin? Or was something like that really what Putin agreed on?
Gonzalo suggests that Olaf was either lying or too stupid to understand what Putin said.
I don’t know what to make of it all yet. Maybe they are now trying hard to hide what Putin and co. really say and do?
Going as far as simply making things up about what Putin and co. are saying out of thin air, in the hopes that nobody notices it?
Or is Putin playing people like Scholz? Or are Scholz and others just too much in the wishful thinking dreamworld that they start to hear things from Putin that he never said? Or has Putin agreed on an exceptions for germany to use euros?
Edit: Yesterday Alex Christoforou from the Duran complained about the same problem: that we have no official kremlin readouts for many of the important and interesting things that apparently happened for the last week or so, which makes it hard to say what is actually going on.
Now, the problem I‘m having is that I couldn’t find the original transcripts/translations of those speeches and acts. And I’m not sure why? The kremlin website seems to be under heavy attack again for the past week: it doesn’t open.
Yesterday I had a bit of luck and could open the kremlin website, BUT I couldn’t find the mentioning or transcripts of those speeches and acts. I suspect that the kremlin website might not be up to date itself since it is under constant attack? Which means that they weren’t able to put up those speeches and acts on the website?
Also, during the last week (thanks to this difficulty to find the original transcripts of the things Putin said?) confusing things happened. For example, the german chancellor Olaf Scholz had a talk with Putin and afterwards claimed that Putin agreed that germany can pay in euros instead of rubles, but not in dollars. About at the same time Putin apparently signed the above mentioned law/act that it must be paid in rubles starting on April first (yesterday).
So, what is going on? Was chancellor Olaf Scholz lying about what Putin said and promised in the talk? Or was he too stupid or wishful thinking to understand Putin? Or was something like that really what Putin agreed on?
Gonzalo suggests that Olaf was either lying or too stupid to understand what Putin said.
I don’t know what to make of it all yet. Maybe they are now trying hard to hide what Putin and co. really say and do?
Going as far as simply making things up about what Putin and co. are saying out of thin air, in the hopes that nobody notices it?
Or is Putin playing people like Scholz? Or are Scholz and others just too much in the wishful thinking dreamworld that they start to hear things from Putin that he never said? Or has Putin agreed on an exceptions for germany to use euros?
Edit: Yesterday Alex Christoforou from the Duran complained about the same problem: that we have no official kremlin readouts for many of the important and interesting things that apparently happened for the last week or so, which makes it hard to say what is actually going on.
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