Dmitry Medvedev on Russian corruption, Khodorkovsky & 2012

President Dmitry Medvedev spoke to Bloomberg television about the investment climate in Russia, paths for modernizing the economy and the chances the country has to manufacture products that can compete on world markets.
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[MrViTopol]

@egersixsixsix Russians should rename corruption like americans did. in america corruption is called ''lobbying''... bribes in america are ''financial influence''... prostitution is ''indescretion''... and so on... rename a vice and people won't be upset about it that much... the funniest thing, man, americans think that untill macdonalds and other shit invaded Russia, all Russians went hungry and ate ...grasses ! like cattle...i'm not kidding u ! they're brainwashed good. Russians won't believe

[MrViTopol]

@egersixsixsix Russians should rename corruption like americans did. in america corruption is called ''lobbying''... bribes in america are ''financial influence''... prostitution is ''indescretion''... and so on... rename a vice and people won't be upset about it that much...

[Haisman7]

Smart and cool president!

[tusepagliacco]

I like this interviewer!

[eastasiapower]

@dzhibrish Give up on your hope. Corruption is a tradition and part of Russian culture. Impossible to wipe it out.

[eastasiapower]

@zOMGLaserGunzPewPew Russia stole tons of lands from China, Japan and Mongolia. Russia is the biggest enemy of East Asian people.

[JohanOlsson]

I've noticed that Russians are so typical, that when someone asking them about the Russian politics, they directly starting to give some bad examples about USA, that is so 60*s =(

[JohanOlsson]

free Khodorkovsky for fuck sake!

[jugeen7]

is that a "normal" handshake at the end?

[Thunk00]

@wolfyys

I completely disagree about 9 out of 10 business failures in the West being the result of their owners' personal deficiencies. That's what colonial powers used to say: "It's poor peoples' own fault that they're poor, so if we treat them badly it's nothing more than they deserve." It was wrong then and it's wrong now. Lots of people are permanently stuck in the underclass because their parents couldn't afford to send them to college and you can't blame them for that.