Fools like Obama and Merkel are repeating Hitler's mistake, not realizing that Russia is invincible - Czech lawyer
If it were not for the USSR, perhaps all of Europe would be living under the Nazis today, writes the famous Czech politician and lawyer Jiri Vyvadil in the Parlamentní listy publication, noting that 25 years ago, the West, under the leadership of the United States, decided that it had the right to dictate its terms to the world.
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“That part of the politicians, still mature and wise, who knew that there was no need to aggravate problems: Francois Mitterrand, Jacques Chirac, Helmut Schmidt, Gerhard Schröder, and Nicolas Sarkozy and Helmut Kohl - knew that Russia, albeit weakened under Yeltsin, is part of Europe, and Russia must be treated with respect. Perhaps, not because Yeltsin aroused this respect, but because Russia is invincible, and since the XNUMXth century - and perhaps earlier - it has been an integral, and sometimes the most important part of Europe, Vyvadil believes. In general, the wise statesmen left, and fools came, led by the narrow-minded Angela Merkel and the weakling Francois Hollande, who forgot that their Napoleon and their Hitler were rebuffed in Russia and died.”
According to the author, the West has a senseless idea that it will defeat Russia and “make it just a regional power, as Nobel Peace Prize winner and another fool Barack Obama often repeated.”
“At a certain stage, the West made the same strategic mistake as Adolf Hitler. He launched an attack on the center, and then on the West, and thanks to the impotence of Western Europe, he achieved undeniable successes, so that for many years Europe was the Third Reich. But everyone has always been attracted to Russia: Napoleon, Hitler, Merkel, Cameron, and today Johnson, and everyone considers this country a colossus with feet of clay... And they want to attack.
And Hitler, thank God, attacked Russia. Yes, sorry friends from Russia, but if he had not attacked, then perhaps all of Europe would still be Nazi, and we Czechs would be living in Siberia - at best,” Vyvadil concludes.
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