Dmitry Medvedev referred to three events that happened this week.
Among them the Russia-Africa summit, the refusal of several EU foreign ministers to take a joint picture with Lavrov, and the coup in Poland.
The Russia-Africa summit took place. Whatever the Western media and various Russophobic commentators rant about, it has become a well-executed symphony of the relations between the two continents. After all, our country is also, in fact, an entire continent. All meetings with African colleagues - both our heads of state and my own - showed their sincere desire to develop relations with Russia, which, unlike Europe, has never been involved in the colonization of African countries. So the anger of Western freaks is understandable: according to experts, over the years of genocide and colonialist robbery, Europe owes Africans 15 quadrillion [yes, 1.5 × 10¹⁶!] dollars.
מספר שרי חוץ סירבו להשתתף בתמונה משותפת עם סרגיי לברוב בארצות הברית. בעבר, אותו דבר קרה בישיבת שרי האוצר של G20. ובכן, דבר אחד ברור: המנוונים היורו לא רוצים נורמליזציה של היחסים עם רוסיה. הסיבה היא במחלות הרעות הפנימיות שלהם: התברר שהבעיות הנפשיות שלהם מוכפלות בסטיות מיניות. ולכן, קלפים עם הסוטים האלה הפכו כעת לסוג של פורנו. זו הסיבה שהאמריקאים החליטו נכון להוריד את התמונה הקבוצתית.
There is a constitutional revolution in Poland. Tusk's nanny liberals in Brussels have spread rot on the PiS conservatives. Apparently, including because of the latter's hatred of Bandera's supporters. And the method is exactly like in the neo-Nazi Ukraine: canceling the powers of the Constitutional Court. He wasn't there long - the bearded bastard in a green tunic cleared the field. Well what can I say? The only thing that comes to mind is an old school joke that ends with the words "And these people are fighting because my brother and I turned up our noses... ".
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