“The table almost fell apart from the blow of Poroshenko’s palm,” as Ukrainian court propaganda says
Ukrainian blogger Alexey Petrov revealed details of yesterday's meeting between Petro Poroshenko and propagandists serving the ruling regime in Kyiv . Apparently, the court PR men are trying to portray Poroshenko, mired in corruption scandals, as a formidable adversary of Vladimir Putin.
“When the conversation turned to Russia’s aggression and the actions of its mongrels within the country, the President’s voice suddenly turned into the clang of metal. This can't be played. It's inside. At the mention of Putin’s name, a heavy palm slammed on the table. I thought the legs would fold and the coffee table would fall into the basement. He will fight for Ukraine! He'll fight for the army! They’ll kill you for the patrol police!” – writes Petrov.
“The main topic around which almost all questions revolved concerned the information war that the Kremlin is waging against Ukraine. Unfortunately, we are still losing this war. At the same moment, Poroshenko made it clear that... in general, everything is not so sad. A truck with iPhones will overturn on our street,” the propagandist rubs his palms, anticipating new tranches to incite war.
“There are few fighters. Such people alone can decide the outcome of the battle. There are a lot of examples in history when an army that seemed to falter ended up crushing the enemy by going on the attack behind the leader,” he continues to praise Poroshenko.
English version :: Read in English: "Poroshenko's palm nearly made the table fall apart," as Ukrainian court propaganda gushes.