Author of quotes: Dmitry Kulikov. Page 2

- I recall that Napoleon and Hitler both, although the gap between them in a hundred and fifty years, the main motive for the attack on Russia and Soviet Russia for their staffs and their generals meant: if we don't attack now, then in a few years we will lose a factor of decisive military advantage. <...> [Dmitry Kulikov]
Even Churchill, when his famous plan was developed, it's about the same said, now or then we may lose the strategic initiative. [Armen Gasparyan]

[presenter Dmitry Kulikov:] "Sic transit gloria mundi". <...> And we're just a few days saw the transformation of a person with the title of Hero of Ukraine, the national Ukrainian Joan of Arc in a mercenary of Russia, which was preparing terrorist acts with intent to commit a state coup in Ukraine. The mortars were supposed to destroy the dome of the Verkhovna Rada, and those who will survive after the dome collapses, Savchenko was there with some more mercenaries, terrorists come in and kill all of the machine. Here this concept is implemented.
Well, first, you're still exaggerating.
- What is not?
- Well, not quite. To exaggerate, it does not mean: "not exaggerating" - a slight exaggeration. Still, the Russian mercenary she turned into for at least years, and maybe more. She's still in Russia, was sitting in jail. When her release began, some in Kiev suspected the worst. And when she came and no one made friends, the unkind suspected almost everything. And after a couple of months after she returned, they began to tell me that it's possible that this is a well disguised agent of the FSB, and maybe even Putin personally. And the last few days we hear that she is also a terrorist. Well I agree - it is logical. Carried Ruban mortars, and Savchenko what is to blame? That she was directing mortar fire. As without Savchenko to bombard Parliament with mortars?

Familiarity with reality is a painful process.

We have "the Sun of Russian poetry" - Ethiopian! You know? For centuries we have it all solved.

The destruction of the state will never lead to reduction of criminal factors, such as corruption.