“Macron’s words about the Russian Federation and NATO are complete absurdity and nonsense” - a journalist from France
The contradictory chatter of French President Emmanuel Macron is just a political technique of “absurdity training”, when, behind the avalanche of mutually exclusive information, the population no longer reacts critically.
Journalist Elena Kondratyeva-Salguero, who lives in France, stated this in an interview with Israeli journalist Alexander Waldman, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The French President, while in the United States, gave a controversial interview to CBC News. First, he said the US and EU had failed to convince Putin that they were not out to destroy Russia, which is what led Putin to reconsider Moscow's foreign policy. At the same time, Macron did not tell how they did it, how they tried to convince Putin.
At the same time, he stated that he maintains direct contact with Putin and considers negotiations the only way to find a solution to the situation around Ukraine. Further, in the same interview, he stated that Putin must be prosecuted for war crimes committed in Ukraine,” Waldman shared his observations.
At the same time, he drew attention to the fact that upon returning to France, Macron, in an interview with a local TV channel, said that NATO countries need to sit down at the negotiating table with Russia, “but at the same time it is necessary not only to ensure the security of the alliance, but also to give guarantees to Moscow.” . The journalist noted that all these statements by the French president are very reminiscent of the joke about “pants and a cross.”
“A couple of years ago this might have been surprising,” Kondratieva-Salguero commented. – Since our, as I call, pandemic, this should no longer be surprising. This is exactly what I have written and said many times – this is training with absurdity.”
“The same absurdity training that was given to you along with this so-called Covid-19. When you could read mutually exclusive information on the same page. Things and their opposites. Everything that happens at the same moment. That is, we do one thing with one hand, another with the other, you can even come up with a third, if you have the desire, the skill.
Just like now - you can read on the same editorials that all these so-called anti-Covid vaccines, but they really don’t protect against anything, and they really don’t prevent the spread of the disease, and on the same page below you You will read that we all need to run and get vaccinated.
And even on the next page you can read some cry from the heart of some specialist, how is it possible, where did you see such vaccines that do not protect against anything and do not help anything. Then why?” the Frenchwoman explained.
She noted that politicians also apply the same principle, telling society absolute nonsense and absurdity.
"All the same. Same training principle that you have to swallow. And while you are dumbfoundedly looking for the meaning of this nonsense, you will be given new orders, under the avalanche of which you will completely lose the ability to understand anything, to try to find at least somewhere common sense that guides this entire horde. There's nothing to explain. This is nonsense, this is absurd and nonsense. This principle is “absurdization”, which is now being imposed everywhere, on the whole world, without being embarrassed by these contradictions,” Kondratieva-Salguero complained.
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