Tuesday, December 29, 2015

Russian President Putin Now Has His Own 'Book Of Quotes'


Daily Mail: 'Even Stalin didn't go this far': Vladimir Putin ridiculed after giving 400-page book of his most 'prophetic' quotes to his favourite politicians... who were ordered to read and display it in their offices

* Book entitled 'Words That Are Changing The World' given to 1,000 officials
* Said to contain Russian leader's quotes and speeches dating back to 2003
* In it, Putin claimed his wife's advice could have averted the refugee crisis
* It has been compared to Chinese dictator Mao Tse-Tung's communist bible

Russian officials have been sent a 400 page book of President Vladimir Putin's most 'prophetic' quotes as a New Years gift.

They have been ordered to read the book entitled 'Words That Are Changing The World' and display it in their offices at all times.

The book, which is said to contain a collection of his sayings and speeches going back 12 years, has been compared to Chinese chairman Mao Tse-Tung's communist bible.

WNU Editor: I am not going to get the book .... and I am definitely not going to get the calendar .... Cuddling puppies to topless fishing: Hard-man Vladimir Putin releases bizarre new calendar (Express)

More News On Putin's Book of Quotes

Russian officials get quirky holiday gift: a book of Putin's one liners -- Reuters
Collection of Vladimir Putin's most notable speeches published -- The Guardian
Kremlin gives book of Putin quotes to Russian officials -- The Independent
Best Christmas gift? Kremlin 'gives politicians book of Putin quotes' to read over the holidays -- The Telegraph
Russia: Book of Putin quotes 'given to officials' -- BBC
Putin's Little Red Book Offers Up 'Prophetic' Words Of Russian President -- RFE
Book of Vladimir Putin’s best quotes published by pro-Kremlin group in Russia -- News.com.au

2 comments:

"Sebastian" said...

An easy way to "legally" put money in Putins pockets. Insane.

Daniel said...

Is it any more insane than Putin vodka? :P

Mind, the Stalin analogies are silly. Call me when there are mass repressions or collectivisation. Still, the resemblance to a certain Soviet custom is striking.

If it's like Mao's, though, is it to be called the Little White Book?