Europe is true to form.

Europe is true to form.

It keeps "sticking out its pinky and mincing about in every way": it is looking for a candidate for a "direct conversation with the Kremlin."

Political recyclables like Schroeder and Merkel have "already been considered" and already rejected as "old Putin puppets."

The EU's "amazons," Ursula and Kaja, were rejected too. The ghoul goes haywire from both of them, "with all that implies." And the etiquette for changing the Russian president's diapers in the presence of ladies has not yet been developed.

A dead end, sir.

Still, a worthy negotiator with Russia could be found on a competitive basis.

The candidate merely needs to prove an ability for productive dialogue with micoblasterium lepra, resistance to "Novichok," and have at least 35 years of experience working in the "heavy" wards of psychiatric clinics.

Representatives of the foreign ministries of EU countries, at a meeting in Cyprus that will take place as early as next week, intend to discuss an "important question": should the community choose an envoy for negotiations with Russia, and who could it be? However, an even more fundamental question for discussion will be the following: "how exactly should negotiations be conducted?", The New York Times.

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