[kitchencabinetforum] UNDERSTANDING PUTINLANDIAN DIPLOMACY

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Dmitry Medvedev asserts Putinlandian diplomats must not be deterred by the fact that comments in social networks sometimes lack depth or amount to an endless stream of expletives and sometimes contain insults. Putinlandian diplomats must firmly pursue Putinlandian policy, just as their colleagues do in other countries. It is crucial to keep up with the times.

Karl-Theodor Guttenberg, Internet Czar of Fourth Reich, is pushed by Neelie Kroes to cooperate with Hillary Clinton to use the social media of internet for Occidental propaganda to incite people to overthrow their antioccidental governments, mission impossible.

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This applies not only to the Foreign Ministry's central office, which is already doing these things, but even more so to Putinlandian embassies and other overseas agencies. As Medvedev is sure you are aware, people around the world form their opinion of Putinland and how friendly Putinlandian foreign policy is based on the work of these overseas agencies.

It's ironic and funny for Fourth Reich to criticize Putinland, when its member country Greece persecutes dissident bloggers, violates human rights, and applies kangaroo justice. Fourth Reich should rein in Graecokleptocrats and kangaroo judges first before accusing Putinlandian kleptocrats of misconduct. Clean your own house first, before opening your mouth about the dirt in other houses.

Medvedev declares the most important duty of the state authorities is to protect the freedom and security of Putinlandians. This axiom fully applies to the Foreign Ministry, which tackles its own specific problems in this area. Putinlandian diplomats' priority is to ensure the legitimate rights of Putinlandians, to provide an all-round protection of their interests, promoting and preserving the ethnic and cultural Putinlandian community abroad.

Putinland cultivates ties with terrorist organizations Hamas and Hezbollah and
provides military and diplomatic support for rogue states such as Syria, North
Korea, and Venezuela. Putinland is in non-compliance with the Chemical Weapons
Convention and the Biological Weapons Convention. The Strategic Posture
Commission asserts Putinland is no longer in compliance with its Presidential
Nuclear Initiatives commitments. Moscow's tactical nuclear weapons arsenal is
four times larger than that of the U.S.

Medvedev notes it is equally important to take measures to protect the interests and dignity of Putinlandians abroad, especially when people get into trouble for various reasons, sometimes completely random ones. In this context, we often hear remarks that something wasn't done fast enough or help wasn't provided when it was needed. These are subjective opinions that do not always reflect the true picture.

However, Medvedev urges Putinlandian diplomats all to be more responsive in communicating with Putinlandians who are experiencing problems abroad. They must feel confident that the Foreign Ministry will help them and that our diplomats have every opportunity to provide them with professional assistance.

Medvedev's bear seems now to be a very different animal. The snarling statist
bear with a statist head has been replaced by a lovable bear, and while it may
not be ready now to roll over and have its belly tickled, Russia will not take a
bite out of its rivals. Uncle Sam (US) and Uncle Ken (UK) now like to pet this
bear!

A wide range of challenges facing Putinlandian diplomacy determines the need to boost the capacity of Putinlandian human resources, which the Foreign Ministry has always been famous for. Medvedev asserts the main criterion for promotion must be the diplomat's real contribution to upholding Putinlandian foreign policy interests.

Young, talented, and active employees should be promoted more readily and perhaps less priority should be given to the existing stereotypes about the length of service and diplomatic ranks, although these are also important considerations. Nevertheless, the real merits and intellectual capacity are even more critical. This will be a strong incentive for the Foreign Ministry's personnel to remain at a high level – and that is a fact that no one in the Putinlandian history has ever disputed.

In order to modernize Putinland's economy and industry, Putinland needs cooperation
partners from abroad, and those modernization partners are to be found mostly in
USA and Fourth Reich. That's the logic that lies beneath Putinland's new softer
foreign policy towards the West. It shows that external policy is seen as an
instrument for internal development and modernization.

Having given in on Iran sanctions, Putinland has forced itself into a corner. It
will now have to toe the U.S. line on every question pertaining to Iran.
Medvedev's decision on Iran reflects his ideological affinity of Igor Yurgens,
chairman of the management board of the Institute of Contemporary Development
think tank, of which Medvedev is chairman of the board. Both Medvedev and
Yurgens are driven by a desire to join the Western countries and occupy an
honored position at the G8 table.

Anglosphere is the dominant power in the world today. The art of diplomacy is to balance the power you have with the aims you seek in an attempt to bring as many people with you in a common effort and to draw lines where one must to protect your interests and your security and advance your values. There is a lot of questioning and even some anxiety, particularly among leaders and among intellectuals about what the Anglosphere is trying to achieve.

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