M.Delyagin: “We need to ask Mr. Kerry to immediately exclude Russia from the WTO”

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M.Delyagin: “We need to ask Mr. Kerry to immediately exclude Russia from the WTO”Yes, and freeze the assets of Russian corrupt officials would be nice

Who would have thought! America is ready to impose economic sanctions against Russia if Vladimir Putin nevertheless decides to enter the territory of Ukraine. Such an expected statement was made by US Secretary of State Jim Carrey.

Russia, as the head of American diplomacy lamented, forgot that now it’s already the 21st century, and continues to live by the notions of the nineteenth century, entering its troops on the territory of sovereign states "under a false pretext." Well, if so, the US as the main guardians for the “inviolability of sovereignties” (funny, right? But the Secretary of State is sure that this is true) are ready to punish Putin personally and in general all of Russia, without further ado, according to the established scheme of imposing economic sanctions .

And in fact, the old Kerry, in this statement, showed himself to be just a maniac, knowing how to make the victim even more sick. The threat of canceling American visas for Russian politicians and freezing their assets sounded as plain text. State funds placed in American banks, of course, also, but, as it were, specifically focused on particulars.

Against this background, it remains only with sadness to recall the “deoffshorization of business” and the “nationalization of elites” that actually drowned in bureaucratic delays. Especially since the property is still allowed to own. If they knew the pack, as they say ...

In this connection, ordinary Russians, of course, are worried about how essential this entire story will affect their lives. In particular, is it worth to expect a truly complete isolation of Russia from the outside world with all the ensuing negative consequences for each family? Of course, it’s too early to give detailed forecasts for this part, but in the French visa center our portal was assured that no additional instructions were received for the Schengen registration for Russian citizens and the visa processing continues as usual. Anyway, bye.

It now remains to wait for diplomatic maneuvers in order not to throw new trumps into the hands of American "partners", and it is better to knock out the existing ones. It seems that work in this direction has already begun. According to media sources, Vladimir Putin and Angela Merkel have already agreed that the settlement of the situation in Crimea will be carried out with the participation of the OSCE mission.

In a conversation with the KM.RU columnist, the Director General of the Institute for the Problems of Globalization, the well-known economist Mikhail Delyagin noted certain positive aspects in the perspective of possible sanctions from the United States:

- I think that this is, in fact, an excellent statement by the US Secretary of State and that we need to appeal to Mr. Kerry with a special request first of all to immediately exclude Russia from the WTO and remove from it all the burdens that are caused by membership in this organization. And, accordingly, to return to Russia those many tens of billions of dollars that developed countries, including the United States, received from our membership in the WTO on knowingly enslaving conditions.

The second thing that Mr. Kerry needs to ask for (and for what even, I think, it is worthwhile really to send troops to the Crimea) is for the United States to freeze on its territory the assets of all Russian corrupt officials. It is also highly desirable for them to enforce similar measures on Europe, as well as all the countries of Asia, to which they can only reach. After all, forcing them perfectly well.

That is, the threat of the United States to impose sanctions, I would suggest, be regarded as a great chance that can really help Russia politically, economically and socially.

For its part, Russia could promise the United States of America never to buy Boeings again, preferring Airbus to them, and even better, to work closely on the development of its own aircraft industry. We could also promise the Americans never to buy poultry meat from them, switching to producers from Brazil and other countries. Finally, promise the Americans that they will never again allow their financial insurance institutions to enter Russian territory, reorienting to European ones.

I think that the Russian Federation could right now, without any preliminary agreement, begin cooperation with Iran and China to create an interbank settlement system, an alternative to SWIFT. I think that today, even without any agreement, the Russian side would have to start with urgent measures to prepare the transfer of our commodity exports from payment in dollars to payment in other currencies - euro, yuan, rubles at worst.

And, of course, it is necessary to transfer all funds of the federal budget in the form of the Reserve Fund and the National Wealth Fund invested in American securities at least to European ones, and it is better to simply take them out and direct them to the development of the Russian economy.

If we at least begin this process, then I think that in a short while there will be another Secretary of State in the United States - perhaps even more responsible.
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  1. +2
    5 March 2014 23: 09
    This fucking Kerry is everywhere, every ass hole is plugged

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    Gold words! I also propose to release panty liners with the playful name "Kerry"...
  2. +1
    6 March 2014 00: 37
    I’ll look at Kerry, and in the eyes of Gozman, and vice versa.
  3. +1
    6 March 2014 00: 50
    Great site. There are both patriots and “Cypriots” here. But the “bath” affects the latter less. They are out the door - they are out the window. Something like this.
  4. 0
    6 March 2014 06: 35
    Mister Ketchup is burning! wassat
  5. 0
    6 March 2014 13: 19
    - Yesterday I scared a hedgehog with my bare bottom!
    - So how?
    - My butt still hurts, and the hedgehog still stutters!
    (joke)

    Question: are there very few visa-free countries where you can’t come?

    Ordinary Thais are already learning Russian in order to work with our tourists without intermediaries; in January on Samui (Thailand) one taxi driver spoke Russian tolerably well and posted advertisements all over the island in Russian, and to be honest, he provided a good service, quite cheaply. If you’re on Samui and see a leaflet on a post with a Russian-speaking taxi driver Pasha, I recommend it. So there is no need to scare us, Mr. Kerry, we ourselves will scare anyone so much that you will stutter for a long time. We haven’t forgotten how to make armored backs and armored seats yet!
  6. 0
    10 March 2014 17: 45
    “Mikhail Delyagin is still smart. It’s a pity that he’s not in the government.”
    That's why it's not in the government.
  7. 0
    10 March 2014 23: 23
    I watch all the news: Russian, Ukrainian, American media. There is only one conclusion: everyone pulls the blanket over themselves. But fundamentally, what is grief? Is it in the legal status of Crimea or something else there? Not at all. I feel sorry for the guys, my peers, who will die in the war for once friendly lands (yes, the conflict is therefore inevitable). Why do we, simple proletarians, personally care about Kerry? Yes, let him say as much as he wants and whatever he wants - that’s his position. I feel sorry for the soldiers.
    And if the conflict drags on, theoretically, I could be in their place (spring conscription 2014). And, I’m afraid, the hand will not rise to kill a boy of Slavic appearance of his own age. But regarding NATO soldiers - what a damn thing to do. I will shoot and count “frags”, because they have nothing to catch on the land of the Eastern Slavs. We'll lay bones, but we won't give it up! This is the dilemma, citizens.
  8. philip
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    11 March 2014 09: 14
    But hypothetically, if we don’t consider our enemies idiots. Then they understand all this, too, and then what remains for them other than direct forceful intervention, especially since they seem to be superior to us in conventional weapons. WHAT IS LEFT FOR US THEN? I would not like such a scenario.
    1. 0
      11 March 2014 13: 54
      If we look at history, it becomes clear that it is stupid to attack a state whose western borders alone are several thousand kilometers long. No, it’s clear that now the tactics of waging wars are different, the emphasis is on strategic aviation, guided missiles, etc.
      However, Ukraine is not Africa or the Arabian Peninsula. There are different battle tactics here, which is new for the kids from NATO. Therefore, I think we will have to work hard for the Crimean Peninsula. Very. And what is the price of the issue? It's one thing to bomb Africa, where there are hundreds of oil. Another thing is the peninsula, where the United States and its allies have no particular interest. And they don’t care about democracy and Ukraine’s requests, we all know that.

      P.s. By the way, here: we have an excellent opportunity to understand in practice whether the “brigade-operational command-district” system is effective.
  9. 0
    11 March 2014 14: 20
    Kerry should urgently issue a state prize of the Russian Federation, confer an honorary academician, an honorary KGB colonel...
  10. Makyr
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    11 March 2014 19: 15
    I don’t respect Delyagin for his, if I may say so, “purity,” but in this case I completely and unconditionally agree with him!