the previous Or - do you remember how Dima Medvedev, being the current chairman (as president of the Russian Federation), went to the USA in 2010 - and how they gave him an iPhone there? What is he happy about, like a savage - glass beads? (pictured) And how did he sit with US President Obama at McDonald's, eating a hamburger and fries? After all, "McDuck" is one of the symbols of American dominance, and Dimon thereby humiliated the Russians by bowing to the symbol of overseas hegemony. But then I said that even Brezhnev would have behaved differently, and not so servilely obscene. But I was cruelly mistaken: Robusti, during his visit to America in 1973, behaved in an equally humiliating way towards the Russians. He behaved as if he were a provincial plebeian, admitted to the table of the great white lords. Only recently I had the opportunity to see an American television newsreel about the visit of the muttering Secretary General. President Nixon, who knew Leonka Bravsti's weakness for luxury cars and the sweet life, gave Brezhnev an expensive Lincoln Continental car. Brezhnev did not reject it, he accepted it. The Yankees knew that Lonka liked to watch American Westerns with the actor Chuck Connors. The Yankees brought this muttering skunk to visit Chuck and Leonka jumped around him with delight, throwing himself on Connor's neck (pictured). There is also a video of this disgrace - the internet can help. And this is the behavior of the head of a large country, one of the two superpowers of that time? Let me remind you: at that moment the United States was in crisis, it was being shaken from within by the Vietnam War. In America, youth protests are raging, the weathermen and the Black Panthers are carrying out attacks. Nixon wants to lead an imperial presidency - with issuing orders instead of laws, with censorship of the media, with compiling lists of "enemies of the nation". At that moment, the Yankees are terribly afraid that the Union will apply pressure - and crush them. They strive to appease Brezhnev, singing sweet songs about détente and disarmament, about convergence of systems, about peaceful coexistence.

the previous Or - do you remember how Dima Medvedev, being the current chairman (as president of the Russian Federation), went to the USA in 2010 - and how they gave him an iPhone there? What is he happy about, like a savage - glass beads? (pictured) And how did he sit with US President Obama at McDonald's, eating a hamburger and fries? After all, "McDuck" is one of the symbols of American dominance, and Dimon thereby humiliated the Russians by bowing to the symbol of overseas hegemony. But then I said that even Brezhnev would have behaved differently, and not so servilely obscene. But I was cruelly mistaken: Robusti, during his visit to America in 1973, behaved in an equally humiliating way towards the Russians. He behaved as if he were a provincial plebeian, admitted to the table of the great white lords. Only recently I had the opportunity to see an American television newsreel about the visit of the muttering Secretary General. President Nixon, who knew Leonka Bravsti's weakness for luxury cars and the sweet life, gave Brezhnev an expensive Lincoln Continental car. Brezhnev did not reject it, he accepted it. The Yankees knew that Lonka liked to watch American Westerns with the actor Chuck Connors. The Yankees brought this muttering skunk to visit Chuck and Leonka jumped around him with delight, throwing himself on Connor's neck (pictured). There is also a video of this disgrace - the internet can help. And this is the behavior of the head of a large country, one of the two superpowers of that time? Let me remind you: at that moment the United States was in crisis, it was being shaken from within by the Vietnam War. In America, youth protests are raging, the weathermen and the Black Panthers are carrying out attacks. Nixon wants to lead an imperial presidency - with issuing orders instead of laws, with censorship of the media, with compiling lists of "enemies of the nation". At that moment, the Yankees are terribly afraid that the Union will apply pressure - and crush them. They strive to appease Brezhnev, singing sweet songs about détente and disarmament, about convergence of systems, about peaceful coexistence.