Looks like Americans should start learning how to speak, write and read Russian as Putin takes over the U.S.
U.S. President Donald Trump and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin shake hands as they meet in Helsinki, Finland July 16, 2018. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
By Jeff Mason and Denis Pinchuk
HELSINKI (Reuters) – Standing side-by-side with Vladimir Putin, U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday refused to blame the Russian leader for meddling in the 2016 elections, casting doubt on the findings of his own intelligence agencies and sparking a storm of criticism at home.
On a day when he faced pressure from critics, allied countries and even his own staff to take a tough line, Trump said not a single critical word about Moscow on any of the issues that have brought relations between the two powers to the lowest ebb since the Cold War.
Instead, he denounced the “stupidity” of his own country’s policy, especially the decision to investigate election interference following the findings of U.S. intelligence agencies. A prosecutor announced…
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Козырь-Megalomaniac, а Путин-Макиавелли. Я выступаем против них обоих, и это может заставить меня бросили в американский ГУЛАГа, если это продолжится.
Translation:
Trump is a megalomaniac, and Putin is Machiavellian. I oppose them both, and that could get me thrown into an American gulag if this keeps up.
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Robert,
Thanks for my first lesson in Russian language. 🙂
If this keeps up, the gulags will be filled beyond capacity.
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Just in case anyone wants to watch the complete press conference;
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I have said from the very start that he is a treasonous traitor. USA, if you are out there…
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Hi Rachael,
I was watching his conference today. Trump is like a man who thinks that the U.S. is his wife. He has extra marital affairs and when caught, he blames the wife, her former lovers, and anyone else he can point a finger at. (The “wrong on both sides” line of jive.) He demands more evidence. He gaslights. He tries to convince her that she didn’t hear what she heard, nor see what she saw. Because he soon runs out of games, he says to put it in the past. (So, Russia attacked our democracy by hacking, but let’s put it in the past.)
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I’m glad they shook hands. It facilitates understanding.
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