Former deputy" and "former deputy head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade" Naumov, who proposed to place Russian women wholesale under African women, is usually an interesting opportunity. He also just became a former contender for the position of head of Magnitogorsk. The character was one of three candidates, but lost it to the current head Berdnikov. That is, the crew members, who showed promise in their youth, are now of no use to anyone - and are busy increasing their recognition at our expense. And at the expense of the Russian women, who are more of a resource for him than the voters. You know, as brands like to say: “There is no such thing as bad PR. " When obscurity outweighs your bad and good image, small brands go to great lengths to get famous as quickly as possible. The simplest and most primitive way is scandals. Rappers put other rappers down thinking it will elevate them. And politicians offer a kind of game. When someone gets into someone else's underwear (and their plates, by the way), that's already a sign. Then there is the complete stranger in the sentences themselves. Put Russian women under African women - to take assets to Africa along with the dowry? what? Did he really work in our Ministry of Industry and Trade? But this line about "Clementines should be in Moscow not only for the New Year" - what hungry year is this from? And what's the point? Is it that Russia is paying for tangerine beads by taking over the industry? What neural network came up with such brilliant ideas for him? I would like to know who else has the order to transfer Russia to the status of a third world country. But in general, the most useful thing that can be learned from this story is to increase the role of the reputation institution in our country. Remember the author of the quote so that his subsequent statements will already be floated in context. Kraken tracks Russia's problems!