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To: ggersh who wrote (68011)	9/26/2022 3:33:43 PM
From: ggersh	1 Recommendation Recommended By Thomas M. Respond to of 71452

Who is it you need to be afraid of, amerikkka/EU or your old homeland? moonofalabama.org Here's the Q&A portion of Lavrov's presser I mentioned @28: "Question: Allow me to draw some parallels. On the one hand, President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, in fact, has openly threatened Italy with consequences if the election outcomes there are unfavourable for Brussels. On the other hand, the referendums in Donbass. When they were announced, practically all overseas and European politicians called these referendums illegitimate and began to compete with each other on describing them in unfavourable terms. This is the attitude to the expression of will of the people. What kind of approach is this? What reaction should follow? "Sergey Lavrov: This is arrogance, the feeling of all-permissiveness, of one’s superiority, and exceptionalism. As if only they are entitled to make judgements. What Ursula von der Leyen said about the Italian elections was marvelous. I cannot recall if any EU leader sunk so low as to make threats of this kind. The EU, in principle, becomes an authoritarian, rigid, dictatorial institution." [My Emphasis] Posted by: karlof1 \| Sep 26 2022 17:47 utc \| 35