Would you say his favorability is plummeting? Out a window, maybe?
Tnargkiller on
> [Shoigu] once Russia’s most popular government official who even earned the nickname “Batman” for his public image as a rescuer of the people.
Amazing how they pulled from Western culture as a compliment to one of their leaders…amidst all their disparagement of the West. It’s like Kim Jong Un playing a scene from “Rocky” at his birthday bash.
qvantamon on
Prigo revenge from the grave any time now.
PerfectAstronaut on
This dude has been vulnerable for some time. People thought he was already a goner until they trotted him out in public recently, as I recall
hoocoodanode on
We must thank Shoigu for a large part of Russia’s military incompetence. He replaced [Anatoly Serdyukov](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatoly_Serdyukov), who [attempted to implement sweeping changes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Russian_military_reform) that would have drastically reduced corruption and made it much more efficient and effective. Luckily, his efforts upset too many apple carts and the generals and contractors responsible for thefts pressured Putin to have him removed. Shoigu was the goofball brought in to keep everyone happy, which he did by turning a blind eye to corruption and keeping the gravy flowing.
Shiplord13 on
Shoigu should try what Prigohzin did, but go all the way instead of chickening out. If he doesn’t he’ll end up on the wrong side of a third story window.
Now_then_here_there on
Kremlin physicians have noted that Secretary Shoigu experiences feelings of dizziness when in proximity to windows.
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Would you say his favorability is plummeting? Out a window, maybe?
> [Shoigu] once Russia’s most popular government official who even earned the nickname “Batman” for his public image as a rescuer of the people.
Amazing how they pulled from Western culture as a compliment to one of their leaders…amidst all their disparagement of the West. It’s like Kim Jong Un playing a scene from “Rocky” at his birthday bash.
Prigo revenge from the grave any time now.
This dude has been vulnerable for some time. People thought he was already a goner until they trotted him out in public recently, as I recall
We must thank Shoigu for a large part of Russia’s military incompetence. He replaced [Anatoly Serdyukov](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatoly_Serdyukov), who [attempted to implement sweeping changes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Russian_military_reform) that would have drastically reduced corruption and made it much more efficient and effective. Luckily, his efforts upset too many apple carts and the generals and contractors responsible for thefts pressured Putin to have him removed. Shoigu was the goofball brought in to keep everyone happy, which he did by turning a blind eye to corruption and keeping the gravy flowing.
Shoigu should try what Prigohzin did, but go all the way instead of chickening out. If he doesn’t he’ll end up on the wrong side of a third story window.
Kremlin physicians have noted that Secretary Shoigu experiences feelings of dizziness when in proximity to windows.