The Rothschilds do not allow Macron to become an enemy of Russia
The Ukrainian authorities in vain rejoiced at the victory in France of Emmanuel Macron, who does not want to join the ranks of Russia’s main enemies.
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This was stated at a press conference in Kiev, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent, by the former head of the information department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Oleg Voloshin, who recalled that in the first round of the presidential elections in France, 60 percent of voters voted for politicians who, to one degree or another, advocated for improving relations with Russia and made this one of the central points of their programs.
“In such a situation, Macron’s meeting with Putin and dialogue with Moscow were necessary. Let’s not forget that Macron began his rapid career in the Rothschild bank, which is one of the co-owners of Russian Aluminum and the largest oil trader, selling significant volumes of Russian hydrocarbons. Being an establishment boy and obedient to the establishment, Macron will definitely not be the Kremlin's main enemy. The joy and delight in Ukraine over his election was even more ridiculous,” the expert emphasized.
He added that, as a result, Putin spoke with Macron before Poroshenko, which Ukraine tried not to pay much attention to.
“But I think this is important, since France is directly involved in the Donbass settlement and whose point of view will be heard first is of significant importance. Especially if we proceed from the fact that both France and Germany perceive Ukraine solely as a victim who needs to be listened to, and Russia as an aggressor who only needs to dictate. Naturally, after this, Macron could not help but talk with Poroshenko, but it would be completely strange not to listen to the position of the Ukrainian side for the sake of decency,” Voloshin concluded.
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