“Russia has less friends every day, but more enemies”

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Government policy harms the country on the world stage

Vladimir Putin signed a decree “On measures to ensure the national security of the Russian Federation and to protect citizens of the Russian Federation from criminal and other unlawful actions and to apply special economic measures against the Republic of Turkey”.

Nikolai Arefyev, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Economic Policy, Innovative Development and Entrepreneurship, comments on the complex response measures of Russia related to the destruction of our Su-24 aircraft by the Turkish Air Force.

Our import substitution is marking time.


- I believe that the current government policy is detrimental to our country on the world stage. Russia every day becomes less friends, but more enemies. I don’t know which side to wait for the strike, but if we quarrel with Southeast Asia, we’ll be left alone with all our problems.

Of the former CIS republics, few have contacts with Russia. With Belarus - constant scandals and discord, although we have a Union State with it. The Customs Union does not develop, and Ukraine turned away from us altogether.

Turkey supplies us with the lion’s share of imported goods: food and industrial. And our import substitution is marking time, and in these conditions an embargo on imports and foodstuffs, and on the provision of services by Turkish firms, is being imposed.

I would support this measure, if the policy of import substitution was carried out successfully, but under long conversations about it, the acreage was actually reduced. This year, the crop of potatoes decreased by 17%, and the crop of vegetables decreased by 24%.

It would seem that it is easy to develop your own vegetable production - you need to plow all 40 million hectares that are free today, and then you can give up Turkish vegetables. But this is not done!

The overall economy is talking about recession


The refusal of Turkish industrial goods also had to be done in parallel with the rise of its production. Dvorkovich recently reported on anti-crisis measures and entered into an argument with me. He said that we are still import substitution. Yes, it goes the way it is sung in the song: “someone, in some places we sometimes”.

Somewhere they built some kind of greenhouse or a pigsty, or somewhere a little bit someone started sewing clothes. But if we want to achieve results, for example, in the light industry, then it is required to build at least twenty sewing factories and to sew shirts in millions, and not piece. The general situation of the economy speaks of a recession in all industries. That is, what is created is a drop in the ocean, unable to affect economic performance.

In addition, the issue of the southern corridor of our gas supplies has not been resolved. Only just felt the opportunity to pave the "Turkish Stream", but now this option disappears. And since our gas transportation problems with Ukraine have not been eliminated either, there remains only one reliable route: the Nord Stream.

As for the war in Syria, they say that if we hadn’t given a fight to the terrorists there, we would have to fight them anyway, but on our territory. However, I would argue with this thesis, the local militants had nothing to do with us.

We got involved in the fight against world terrorism where the Americans have already inherited. And now there is more chance that the militants of the ISIL organization, which is banned in Russia, will really try to revenge us. Now yes, we must be prepared for the threat from that side.
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  1. +1
    4 December 2015 16: 41
    I would like to ask the author if he could name at least one “friend” of Russia. We are surrounded all the time and have long gotten used to it. We are no strangers...
  2. 0
    4 December 2015 16: 47
    It’s better to have a good enemy than a friend like Arefyev. A provocateur barking from the back alley of Russia’s political life. They cut off a Turkish piece, and this will be an incentive to plow. Only Arefyev only wants to talk, and let someone else do the plowing. Oddball (there is a typo in the first letter). negative
  3. +1
    4 December 2015 16: 49
    Today's communists are not familiar with the legacy of V.I. Lenin, but he specifically said for them - they need to get involved in a fight, and then we’ll see... Zyuganov, it’s time to decide on his comrades, are they all comrades, it seems that a well-fed life has turned some of them (like Arefiev) into real bourgeois .
  4. 0
    4 December 2015 16: 54
    Author Nikolay Arefiev

    to the camps of this lackey of the West.

    First at the beginning of the article
    "Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Economic Policy, Innovative Development and Entrepreneurship Nikolay Arefyev comments on the complex of Russian response measures related to the destruction of our Su-24 aircraft by the Turkish Air Force."

    and at the end of the article "suddenly"
    Author Nikolay Arefiev

    Liberals have reached such schizophrenia that they interview themselves.
    Strong powers have no friends (the weak are afraid and the strong are hated). Neither the government of Belarus, nor Kazakhstan, nor Kyrgyzstan, nor the government of any other country is and has never been a friend of Russia.
  5. +1
    4 December 2015 16: 57
    Administrators and moderators are not VO, but some kind of censor! Well, you didn’t like the article, downvote it to absolute zero. Criticize to the point. But here are boorish insults.
    1. +1
      4 December 2015 17: 01
      Quote: Gardamir
      Administrators and moderators are not VO, but some kind of censor! Well, you didn’t like the article, downvote it to absolute zero. Criticize to the point. But here are boorish insults.

      Calm down, no need to be nervous.. It’s Friday, the men came home from work, emotions, etc. Well, excuse me, that’s how we are in Russia.. bully
  6. 0
    4 December 2015 17: 01
    “Friends like these are to hell and go to a museum” (c). "Russia has only two friends - the Army and the Navy" (c) Peter the Great. Now there is also a third one - the Russian Aerospace Forces. The rest are freeloaders at Russian expense!
  7. 0
    4 December 2015 17: 05
    The author of the article is either stupid or a provocateur. Those whom he considers friends never were. They all used our market, selling industrial goods and strangling the light and food industries. Türkiye is a cunning, greedy, merciless friend like an oriental bazaar.
  8. 0
    4 December 2015 17: 10
    “We ourselves separate our enemies..m, God save us from the brutes” - classic - A.S. Pushkin. Centuries go by, nothing changes!
  9. 0
    4 December 2015 17: 10
    Russia has three loyal allies: its air force army and navy
  10. 0
    4 December 2015 17: 14
    No, we (like the USA) a priori cannot have friends. This is, so to speak, the price to pay for being a superpower, firstly. Secondly, we have no friends, for one simple reason... that’s right, because Russia. It’s difficult to be friends with those from whom you want to snatch a piece. In the 90s, when the whole country was saturated with Western views and liberalism, when everything was farmed out, was there a different attitude towards us then? No, even more misunderstanding and disgust. So isn’t it simpler: business is business and then we ourselves. As for import substitution, well, no one here will argue that this is a strategically necessary thing. But in general, the article has some kind of gray, unpleasant tint, the author is whipping up more horror.
  11. 0
    4 December 2015 17: 34
    Quote: Wend
    The author you made a mistake on the site. The paid articles with the topic are all gone, it's on the Censor.

    but here in Karelia everything is abandoned and they don’t sow anything at all!!! There were so many state farms and collective farms they planted so many things, but for 20 years now there has been nothing... even if the article was paid for, but I read in it what I see for myself... here here in Karelia, buy sell, with rare exceptions, we don’t produce anything here, we don’t restore anything! - and you’re probably one of those who in June 41 shouted, “in 4 months the war is over,” shouted, probably where did the thread come from Kuibyshev?
  12. 0
    4 December 2015 17: 49
    Russia has never had friends. Sometimes there were allies who betrayed when achieving their mercantile interests (the closest example is World War II). Who is a friend? A friend is someone who is ready to sacrifice everything (what exactly? Or like V. Vysotsky: “leave a friend to smoke, and in response there is silence, he did not return from battle yesterday,” that there are no more friends left?), an ally is someone , who at a certain period of time helps solve a certain range of problems (and it is not a fact that the solution to these problems is more needed not by you, but by your ally).
    The Army and Navy of the State consists of representatives of the citizens inhabiting this territory, and how patriotic these people are in relation to their Motherland (Fatherland), the stronger and more powerful the “Shield and Sword” of this country will be. “The courage of the inhabitants is the strongest tower of this city” (Alcaeus, another gr. philosopher).
    “I learned that I have a huge family, a river, a blue sky - this is everything, mine, dear, both the path and the forest, every spikelet in the field is my Motherland, I love everyone in the world.”
    Only people who profess such a philosophy in relation to their Motherland (Fatherland) are able to repeat the feat of their ancestors in defending the independence of their country over centuries of claims from the enemy, and now called the partner.
  13. 0
    4 December 2015 17: 59
    Quote: Wend
    The author you made a mistake on the site. The paid articles with the topic are all gone, it's on the Censor.

    Another white ribbon-eater heard that everything was bad. True, I forgot to say that it was bad, first of all, for him.
  14. 0
    4 December 2015 18: 18
    The author should clean up his Liberoid face! With his proposal of political pedepactism and friendliness with the enemies of Russia. We're fed up with these grant-eaters and liberoids of all stripes.
  15. 0
    4 December 2015 18: 27
    Quote: Sterlya
    Quote: Heimdall48
    As for the sewing factories. Since Soviet times, we had a sewing factory in the city. So it was literally a couple of years ago converted into a shopping center. Where they sell the same Turkish. Why sew then?

    So probably the state did not redo it, but private traders who are more profitable. Nobody bothers you to take and build a sewing factory either - now the state does not need to hang all the dogs, everyone has the right to take the initiative. It (the state) everywhere will not be in time, with owls. authorities were already trying to keep up everywhere and we had one roll of toilet paper per capita per year.

    Yeah. In your opinion, everything is simple. Oh well. Build a sewing factory in Russia and try to recoup the costs at least, not to make a profit wassat
    If serious. In Russia, business is much worse than even liberals say. Full Arctic fox.
    Without kickbacks, without corruption you won’t do anything.
    All this type of support for small business, NOTHING works. To receive a Million under this program, you must first give half in cash. We know. Swam.
    So complete. In nature, if.
    No forward movement. Corruption is growing only. Bureaucracy and all the bad. Nothing good.
    The hour of pricing who works is 2-3 times cheaper than 10 years ago.
    Moscow has always been chic, and now. And so. The pipe in the Russian economy. And improvement is not visible yet in the horizon.


    Yeah, Ural, I generally agree... but there’s no need for this phrase: “Moscow has always been chic”
    Not fair.
    I am a native Muscovite. As expected, in three generations. And I know for sure... it wasn’t “Moscow was glamorous”, it was individuals who were glamorous, who for the most part came to Moscow... Muscovites are a calm and gentle people, not at all prone to showing off and high self-esteem. You are wrong, somewhere in you there is provincial and unfounded envy... and you, like the rest of those who have come in large numbers, if you arrive, having earned millions, you will begin to scatter them in all directions.. Meanwhile, there is something in Moscow that you cannot see the indigenous , and so much earned... Yes, we get more rubles... and we spend significantly more... one step - a ruble... Everything is not as sweet as it seems from afar... come... live... very quickly you will call yourself a “Muscovite”... and stop empty talk immediately. It's a shame for Muscovites... why don't you like them? Maybe you should think about it before?
  16. 0
    4 December 2015 18: 29
    God, save us from such friends, and somehow we’ll deal with our enemies ourselves!..
    When was it different? When was Russia surrounded by friends? This hasn’t happened for hundreds of years!
  17. 0
    4 December 2015 18: 46
    We do not have a recession in the economy, but impotence in foreign policy.
  18. 0
    4 December 2015 18: 47
    When did Russia have friends? Worse than smart and strong enemies are cunning friends. THE ARMY and NAVY are the true friends of Russia.
  19. 0
    4 December 2015 18: 51
    Enemies are good, it gives you an incentive to work on yourself; it’s bad when “friends” are worse than enemies, and Russia has more of them than it needs... As for import substitution, until they start shooting buyers and sellers, this won’t happen; trading in someone else’s is easier and more profitable than producing ....
  20. +1
    4 December 2015 19: 14
    The terry Russophobe does not care that there are only enemies around, there is only an army and a navy that will fight for us (Russia, Russians), while the rest will try to pinch off a piece for themselves.
  21. 0
    4 December 2015 19: 31
    Quote: Wend
    The author you made a mistake on the site. The paid articles with the topic are all gone, it's on the Censor.

    Where did you come from, woodpecker, go teach your grandmother to cook cabbage soup, and not Putin to run the country, such stupid horses, all the time they trash the country in which they grew up, received an education, and now they are ready to hang themselves in order to shit where they live.
  22. +1
    4 December 2015 19: 48
    I can imagine a picture: the author sits with his head in his hands and swaying, wailing: “everything is lost, everything is lost...”
  23. +2
    4 December 2015 20: 20
    As for our economy, the author is right. Further:
    1. Anti-Turkish sanctions are completely fair. You can't trade our blood
    people on Turkish cucumbers and shirts.
    2. From the very beginning, Turkish Stream was concluded with an extremely unreliable partner, worse than Ukraine. I won’t talk about it now; there were quite a lot of reasonable publications. So for the best, it was frozen correctly.
    3. About the militants, it’s half true, I agree. It looks like we got into Syria to
    Don't leave it for a long time anymore. “The soft underbelly of Europe” - that says it all.
    And friends in exchange for preferences went to hell, we are not the USA, we don’t print dollars.
  24. +1
    4 December 2015 20: 46
    didn't even read it
  25. 0
    4 December 2015 21: 01
    Colleagues, aren’t you ashamed of your emotions? Why are you freaking out? Object to the author in a reasoned manner, without hysterics.
    1. +1
      4 December 2015 21: 23
      Quote: Michael_59
      Colleagues, aren’t you ashamed of your emotions? Why are you freaking out? Object to the author in a reasoned manner, without hysterics.

      I object...! So, what is next? drinks Everything and everyone is calm... hi RUSSIANS ARE COMING!
  26. 0
    4 December 2015 21: 32
    It would seem that it is easy to develop your own vegetable production - you need to plow all 40 million hectares that are free today, and then you can give up Turkish vegetables. But this is not done!

    After this phrase, I laughed merrily - because it was immediately clear that Pepper was a real “expert”. Because the expert always says: “Do you know how much XXXXX we have” (where XXXXX is replaced by “land”, “oil”, “gas”), so let him eat this XXXXX in this case replaced by land, because there are no agronomists, no farmers, there is no equipment left, no warehouses left, only the Rotenbergs are getting fat from all sorts of “Platons” and others like him...

    And in general, it’s interesting, this seemingly “respected expert” in a pretentious jacket knows where the marking grows from and how much effort, resources and time it takes to grow something on 6 acres??? I'm not even talking about the 40 million hectares from which we still need to deliver and sell...
  27. 0
    4 December 2015 22: 28
    We no longer have enemies, some “friends” just took off their masks...And therefore, there is nothing to cry about. Russia is great, including the fact that it can survive on its own in this world. Without friends.
  28. 0
    4 December 2015 22: 37
    Russia has never had real friends, and it is unlikely that there will ever be...
    One cannot but agree with this, given that the ruling elites are not interested in developing the economy for the benefit of the country and people, who are, respectively, feeding troughs and slaves for them. State oligarchs “earn” billions, while shamelessly stealing from the budget, and the leadership makes up for losses from various Taburetkins by non-indexation of pensions, rising prices and tariffs, taxes and fines...
  29. +1
    4 December 2015 23: 08
    Dear you and my beloved !!!
    YOU cannot imagine how glad I am that our beloved country has fewer and fewer "friends" ...
    I cannot convey my joy and feeling of "boundless joy" on THIS occasion !!! --- !!!!
    For OUR COUNTRY does not and did not have friends: "... except for its army and navy .... (+ Strategic Missile Forces + VKS + ...)."
    Love, respect, appreciate, increase... the only, best, most beautiful love OUR and the love of RUSSIA - ARMY, NAVY... ours..."
  30. 0
    4 December 2015 23: 46
    They were never our friends, just enemies became more clearly defined
  31. 0
    5 December 2015 01: 28
    Unfortunately, the author is right about import substitution (the word has only been invented so far). There are essentially no results and none are expected. It is unrealistic to get any global improvements in performance in 1,5 years, but it’s a shame that we don’t have to wait for them in another 1,5 years. No reforms have happened; there is no clear program or systematic work in this regard. Goods continue to be imported, i.e. sanctions do not have an effect and they are not felt abroad as much as they could, and in the end it did not become easier for our manufacturer - the market for them did not increase. As a result, we suffer more from the sanctions imposed on the West than they do. Demonstrative destruction of goods is just a one-time show from which it only gets worse because... you start to think that the state takes everyone for idiots and hopes that everyone will believe in this crap. You can’t (or don’t want) to stop the flow of smuggling, but at least don’t draw attention to it and don’t irritate people unnecessarily.
    About 17% and 24% percent, the author, in my opinion, has had enough. There is growth in agriculture, as far as I know. In any case, a decrease in plantings of some products does not mean anything. It could have happened, for example, planting something else, something that grows better and is more profitable. In short, we need to figure this out.
    Maybe it would be more correct not to call such “friends” as Turkey friends, but to call them who they are? Erdogan’s friendship with the EU looks especially funny in this regard. They love him so much that they are ready to kiss him passionately, whitewash him endlessly, give him 3 billion, a visa-free regime and wait with open arms in the EU. I read the comments under the article about Turkey’s trade with ISIS (essentially a briefing from our Ministry of Defense on this topic with small comments) on the website http://www.lefigaro.fr. The overwhelming majority are very much annoyed by this friendship, by Hollande’s policies in general and on this issue in particular. They also really wanted to hear the authorities’ reaction to these data. And their authorities took water into their mouths. There are practically no doubts about the veracity of the data, even if some doubt it, they generally agree. They also had some kind of program about oil trade and arms supplies. In short, with this briefing we exposed the EU leadership to our own people. Talk is one thing, public accusations are another.
  32. +1
    5 December 2015 02: 21
    This article is a planned action. Something similar to this article was published in a newspaper in Veliky Novgorod by the author, deputy of the regional Duma, Leonid Doroshev. So our Western partners are not asleep, and their paid “Cossacks” in power are working diligently. Let the country know its "heroes".
  33. 0
    5 December 2015 03: 35
    Katz offers to surrender))))
    In order for all this to stop, you just need to start hitting your “partners” in the head
    Of course, at first the partners’ mood deteriorates... and then they get used to it... but for this you need to constantly hurt them so that an unconditioned reflex is developed
  34. +1
    5 December 2015 03: 56
    In the old days they used to say: God save me from my friends! I can handle my enemies myself.
  35. +1
    5 December 2015 22: 00
    Gentlemen moderators, where did my comment go? I did not insult anyone, but expressed my point of view on the effectiveness of their work and suggested changing it. That's all
    1. +1
      5 December 2015 22: 05
      Quote: Ros 56
      Gentlemen moderators, where did my comment go? I did not insult anyone, but expressed my point of view on the effectiveness of their work and suggested changing it. That's all

      Quietly don't wake them....Let them sleep! hi Hold the plus!
  36. 0
    9 December 2015 16: 18
    “The rejection of Turkish industrial goods also had to be done in parallel with the rise in its production”
    - How is that? You killed 2 of our soldiers, and we were a little offended by you?

    "The militants there had nothing to do with us."
    - how is this? What about Russian citizens fighting for terrorists? But the loss of an ally (Syria) in the Middle East is not our problem? And what about the fact that all this is happening not far from the borders of Russia?

    “And now there is a greater chance that the militants of the ISIS organization banned in Russia will actually try to take revenge on us.”
    - Ah-ah, let's not touch the terrorists, in case they don't touch us. And they have been touching us for a long time. From Chechnya in the 90s to Volgograd.