Putin Responds to U.S. Cyber Threats: ‘Apparently, They’re Nervous…It’s Not Funny Anymore’

Julian Assange’s best friend, Vlad Putin, responded to absurd, secret, threats to publicly wage a cyber war against them, by saying it was only a novelty by publicly admitting things we’re already doing, like eavesdropping and spying on everyone.

Amongst other things, he alludes to the fact that America is seeking conflict and how officials continuously create scapegoats to distract from failed domestic policies.

We have the craziest fucking people in the world leading us into hell.

“The only novelty is that for the first time, on the highest level, the United States has admitted involvement in these activities, and to some extent threatened [us] – which of course does not meet the standards of international communication,” the Russian leader said.

“Apparently, they are nervous,” he added.

“One can expect just about anything from our American friends. After all, what did he (Biden) say that we didn’t already know? Didn’t we know that US authorities are spying and eavesdropping on everyone?”

These activities are “well known to everyone, it’s no secret,” Putin added.

In portraying Russia as an enemy, the United States wants to divert attention from its own domestic problems. “There are many problems [in the US], and in these circumstances, many choose to resort to the tried and tested system of diverting voters’ attention from their own problems. That’s what we are currently witnessing, I think.”

One can distract attention from domestic problems by creating an enemy, in order “to unite the nation in the fight against this enemy.”

“Portraying Iran and the Iranian nuclear threat as an enemy didn’t work. [Portraying] Russia [as an enemy] seems more interesting. In my opinion, this particular card is now being actively played,” Putin said.

“Too bad that based on the current [US] internal political problems, Russia-US relations are being sacrificed. This actually destroys international relations in general,” Putin noted.

Russia does not want confrontation with the US, but it is up to our partners to decide, he said.

“We do not know what will happen after the US elections, but welcome everyone who wants to work with us,” he said.

Speaking about the US election campaign, Putin noted that it is “harmful and counterproductive” to “sacrifice US-Russian relations in the course of internal political events in America.” This has all happened before, Putin noted.

“Analyze all previous election campaigns [in the US] – it all repeats over and over again, like I’ve said. And then we have people whispering to us, ‘Oh, wait, wait, it’ll be over soon, things will go back to normal,’” Putin said.

“It’s not even funny anymore. But if someone wants a confrontation – this is not our choice, and it means that there will be some problems. We don’t want that. We would like, on the contrary, to seek common ground and work together to solve global problems faced by both Russia and the United States, along with the whole world,” Putin concluded.

“I hope that after the election period in the US, there will be a chance to restore relations between Moscow and Washington,” Putin said.

“You think our relations with the United States changed because of Syria? No, not because of Syria, but because of attempts of one side to impose its decisions on the whole world.”

Is anything here wrong?