The Russian writer, journalist, creator of television SOTNIK-TV Alexander centurion believed that Russians “will go mad and cut each other’s home for Putin, for the Crimea, Odessa, Ukraine … And then – for bread, sugar, salt and match “.
The centurion Putin together with other actors, including the author Kintz, uttered a whole Hague
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The Russian writer, journalist, creator of television SOTNIK-TV Alexander centurion writes on his Facebook page that the Russians “go mad and cut each other”.
“And so be it: we are slowly, slowly go mad and cuttin each other for their country, for Putin, for the Crimea, Odessa, Ukraine … And then – for bread, sugar, salt and matches. And at the grave of a dead Russian, I would put the TV, “- said in a statement.
The centurion calls the policy of the Russian President Vladimir Putin’s blockbuster. The writer believes that the President of the Russian Federation “uttered on the whole Hague”.
“Blockbuster with Putin in the title role, of course, powerful, scale and epic. Hollywood with three hundred Spartans relax and smoke in comparison with our wolves, blacksmiths and bastions. Putin together with other actors, including the author Kintz, uttered a whole Hague. Vigorous Fenya Ostankino – it will not poludohly Spielberg. We wash our blood and go to sleep radioaktivschinoy. Fear not, Barak, sitting in the barn, “- says publicist.
He notes that in Russia it becomes difficult to buy certain products.
“Against this background, I saw the average buyer in the store, a long and confused to scratch turnip at the counter, but never finder refined sugar. Counter offered him only a scattering of cane sweetness to 160 rubles per 800 grams. Or a pound – I’m not staring. And the man went home, driven by a thirst to see on television Putin superhero and powerful Cossack that saved his Crimea. And the rocket. And the fleet. And the way Americans crap … In Moscow shops disappear sugar. And in the Crimea he is? “- Writes the centurion.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that he personally oversaw the occupation of the Crimea in February – March 2014. The Russian president said that the situation in Crimea “could be worse than in Kiev during the Maidan, given the ethnic composition of the population of the peninsula”.
Putin also said that the security forces of the Russian Federation has set the task to annex the Ukrainian peninsula on the night of February 23. Ukrainian Prime Minister Yatsenyuk appealed to the Ministry of Justice with the requirement to submit the interview Putin at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
At the same time in the spring 2014 the Russian government in general and Putin in particular categorically denied any involvement in the occupation of the Crimea. Russia also denied that “little green men” in the Crimea were Russian soldiers.
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