In the Russian segment of the Internet, text with excerpts from the “absolutely amazing interview” by US President George Bush Sr. is widespread, in which he evaluates the loss of Ukraine as a benefit for Russians, and calls the former US President Jimmy Carter “District fool Jimmy”. We checked whether Bush really gave such an interview and whether these grades were contained there.
The interview, which will be discussed, reprinted thousands of times. Mostly c Blogsbut not only. It is also found in regional Internet media, and in opposition Ukrainian publicationand in "Live magazine" political strategist Oleg Matveychev, former professor of the Higher School, and now Financial university. There is a quote from it on the website of the historical magazine "Amateur".
This interview allegedly gave either in October, or in December 1992, President George Bush, Sr. Sarah Maclandon, who was coming out soon from the White House. There are such fragments in it:
“ - Mr. President, you think that the loss of Ukraine is a good for Russians, but here is a former national security adviser ...
- Are you talking about Brzezinsky? Jimmy’s village fool in politics could not distinguish an apple from cow cakes and therefore listened to idiots and clowns. I voluntarily left the post of director of the CIA, so that my name to this booth would not have a relationship later. ”
“ - You want to say that all this humanitarian assistance to the Russians, all these legs ...
- It was all from my personal funds. The Russians needed money, and I supported it as best I could. They needed food, and I ordered them to feed them from my personal funds. There were people who entered the share with me, but we did not spend a cent of the federal treasury on this. Not a cent! "
“Ah, if he had been able to keep the alliance from decay, if he were used to our good hand and became manual with time, like a room dog ...”
The first thing to pay attention to in connection with these revelations is the complete absence of their traces in English, although it is obvious that if the interviews were taken and printed somewhere, then it would be immediately quoted at the same time, in 1992, in the original language hundreds of times. More precisely, one English -language text exists on the site Topwar.ru, but this is just a Russian text translated into English, which proves the link to the same The source.
The interview surfaced surprisingly on time, in January 2014. In November 2013, the Maidan occurred in Kyiv, and it became clear that Ukraine was leaving for Russian influence. And about the future Crimean operation and the events that followed it in the east of Ukraine, then no one knew anything yet.
So, for the first time this text appeared on January 5, 2014 on an anonymous resource "News", which is now called "such Americans." At the same time, the text of the original publication is now unavailable. But the publication of January 9, 2014 is also available at the Anonymous Prossea resource Politicuswhich, apparently, launched the subsequent wave of reposts.
Interestingly, different publications differ in details. For example, there is a variant of the text where Bush allegedly responds in more detail about the former Carter adviser to National Security Zbigneus Brzezinsky: “This Polish Jewish with his Kagal, I’m afraid to bring the country to a direct clash with Russia, and the experience of organizing such matters to them - two world wars organized by them do not allow their plans to be frivolous.”
This option for the first time appeared March 16, 2015 everything is on the same Politics. In the modifications of the text there are other discrepancies. So, the first publication ends like this: “Once again, this is 1992. It seems to everyone that Russia in the ass, who have received the freedom of the republic rejoice and expect that manna heavenly is about to spy from the sky, everyone will have a “Mercedes” and a villa in Cannes. And the Bush Sr. already knew everything. ”
And later-already like this: “The New-York Times dated 10/21/1992.
A completely interview with D. Bush and G. Ford can be found on the New York Times in the archive for these dates. ”
How did it happen that the supposedly true origin of the text became known later? But how. After the text of the text of the pseudo -interview Bloggers "Living Journal" became its actively discuss And look for ends on the English -language Internet. They quickly discovered that American conspiracyologists too for many years busy The search for the missing interview with George Bush. The interview allegedly was taken by Sarah Maclandon, the first woman in the American presidential pool, interviewing ten US presidents during her career and wrote about it book.
For some reason, they were not embarrassed that in those quotes from that interview neither Ukraine, nor Brzezinsky, nor Jimmy [Carter] were mentioned. But the well -known quote of Bush, which has long been mentioned, was mentioned dismantled American FACECHERS. She sounds like this: "Sarah, if the American people someday find out what we have done, they will drive us along the streets and eventually linked."
I must also say that George Bush is hard to suspect of such frankness precisely in an interview with Maclandon, who made a name for himself just on uncomfortable acute issues: she asked them at press conferences, including Bush. You can see and listen to the interview of Madame Mclandon from February 1992 regarding the nomination of Bush for a second term. She is extremely critical of him Tuned.
And of course, nothing like that New York TimesThere were no American archives. Thus, it turned out that one homegrown fake “clung” to another - American.
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