According to the Global Network reported on July 1, before that, British Prime Minister Johnson had made a statement that "if Putin is a woman, then the Russian-Ukrainian war will not happen", and then Putin refuted it at a press conference and used the Falklands War launched by Thatcher as evidence. The Russian people also responded to Johnson's remarks, posting a huge poster of Johnson wearing women's clothes next to the British Embassy in Russia, in which Johnson was wearing a skirt, lipstick, and a very charming posture.
Johnson made confusing remarks and Russia fought back
After the G7 summit, Johnson told the media, "If Putin is a woman, then this war will not happen." As soon as Johnson's words came out, they caused dissatisfaction among Putin and the Russian people. On serious political issues, Johnson wants to be gender-neutral. Putin was quick to fight back, saying it was necessary to remind Johnson of what had happened in modern times, when Thatcher launched the Falklands War against Argentina, which was initiated by women.
In addition, the Russian people also responded to Johnson's remarks. Yesterday, next to the British Embassy in Russia, the Russian people posted a huge poster of Johnson wearing women's clothes, which showed Johnson wearing a blue dress, lipstick, hands crossed at the waist, and the posture was very charming. Also underneath the poster is a quote Putin once made in 2014, "If a grandmother has the same physiological structure as her grandfather, she is not a grandmother, but a grandfather."
During this time, Johnson seems to be a little too "obsessed" with Putin, constantly making various remarks "against" Putin. At the G7 summit, he suddenly proposed to challenge Putin's image and even "strip with Putin's chest muscles" with other leaders. Putin also quipped: "I don't know how they want to take it off, but either way is disgusting." The Russian Embassy in Beijing first attached a video of Putin's response, followed by a cartoon that said in English that this was this year's G7 summit, and the characters in the photos were also full of confusion, implying the leaders at the summit. I have to say that the Russian people's way of retaliation is really very distinctive.
The history of war under female rule
Johnson originally wanted to humiliate Putin, but instead Putin put forward the example of the former British prime minister and exposed his ignorance. If Johnson had known anything about Russian history, I believe he would not have said anything like that. From the perspective of Russian history, Russia's only female emperor Catherine II is not simple, in her hands, Russia's territory has been greatly expanded, Russia has become a veritable European power, and this female emperor is also the longest reigning monarch in Russian history.
Britain and Spain are constitutional monarchies, historically, the two queens have competed for supremacy at sea, and Queen Elizabeth has trained royal pirates to rob and plunder at sea, which has made Britain rich and become an empire that never sets. The data shows that during the reign of the Queen of England, the United Kingdom invaded 90% of the world's countries, the Commonwealth still has 53 member states, and the Queen is now the head of state of 17 countries, including the United Kingdom.
The Falkland Islands War, to which Putin referred, took place in 1982. The island is about 13,000 kilometers from the United Kingdom and only 500 kilometers from Argentina. Putin said Thatcher was driven by imperial ambitions to compete for the island to assert his status and launched a military campaign against Argentina. This is a classic example of a woman waging a war.
In response to Johnson's remarks, the Russian Foreign Ministry launched an action
Yesterday, the Russian Foreign Ministry summoned the British ambassador to Russia and protested the recent remarks made by British Prime Minister Johnson against the Russian president and people. The Russian side said it could not accept Johnson's remarks and the behavior of some British officials in posting false information, and demanded an apology from the British side.