Putin: A ‘Maidan’ Being Organized Against Trump; Creators of Fake Dossier ‘Worse Than Prostitutes’

The term ‘Maidan’ was used to describe the events that took place in the Ukraine in 2014, where mass demonstrations took place that were of the anti Russian varietal, which led to the fall of the Ukraine government and eventual war with Russia. The term is synonymous with a coup, which is an interesting choice of words when describing the actions of the wild eyed, anti Trump, left here in America — seemingly hell bent to oppose Trump’s rise to power.

In his first remarks to the press since the MI6 dossier on Trump was released, describing Trump as a man who rather enjoys being urinated on by hookers, Putin laid into those who faked the report, calling them worse than prostitutes.

Moreover, he mocked the idea that people think he ordered Russian intelligence to track and monitor Trump, saying they’re not in the business of monitoring every American billionaire.

Lastly, he dropped a mic on Obama, comparing him to the type of person who says goodbye often, but never actually leaves.

Source: Sputnik

“In my opinion, there are several goals, some are obvious. The first is to undermine the legitimacy of the elected president of the United States. Incidentally, in this connection I would like to note that — whether people who do it want it or don’t want — they greatly damage US interests.”

“It seems that they trained this in Kiev and now are ready to organize a ‘Maidan’ in Washington not to let Trump assume office,” Putin said.

“The second goal is to tie the hands of legs of the newly-elect president related to the implementation of his pre-election campaign’s promises to the American people and the international community,” he added.

He also said that reports of alleged Russian dossier on Trump are fake as “our security services do not chase every US billionaire.” “These claims are an obvious fake. Trump, when he came to Moscow a few years ago was not a politician. We did not even know about his political ambitions, he was just a businessman, one of the richest men in America. Is someone really thinking that our intelligence agencies are chasing every American billionaire, or what? Of course not! It’s just a complete nonsense.”

Those who ordered the dossier on the US president-elect are “worse than prostitutes,” Putin said. “Prostitution is an ugly social phenomenon… But people who order such fakes which are now used against the elected president of the United States, fabricate information and use it in the political struggle, they are worse than prostitutes, they have no moral limits,” Putin said.

Putin said that such a situation shows a “significant degradation of political elites in the West, including in the US.”

He said that he didn’t meet Trump and he has no reasons to “attack or defend him.” “I don’t know Mr. Trump, I have never met him, I don’t know what he will do in the international arena, so I have no reason either to attack him, criticize him or defend him.”

Putin noted that there is a category of people who leave without saying goodbye, “out of respect for the present situation,” while others say goodbye all the time, but do not go away. “The outgoing administration, in my opinion, belongs to the second category,” he said.