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21 Mar, 2018
thủ tướng Đức Gerhard Schröder cũng là lá bài của Putin mà thôi,
./ là bạn thân của Putin
./ ủy viên hđqt của Gazprom (tập đoàn dầu lửa đứng đầu thế giới của Nga),
./ ủng hộ quyết định xâm lược Ukraine của Putin,
./ ủng hộ dự án đường ống Nord Stream dẫn khí gas trực tiếp từ Nga sang Đức, hiện Đức phụ thuộc 35% và 39% dầu và khí tự nhiên nhập khẩu từ Nga -> bị lệ thuộc các quyết định chính trị
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1. Not too long ago, Germany did have a national leader, Gerhard Schröder, who in essence ended up as a paid agent of Vladimir Putin. After leaving office, he has spent much of the rest of his career working for Gazprom. Try on this bit for size:
Mr Schroeder was Germany’s Social Democrat leader from 1998 until 2005. He is a personal friend of Vladimir Putin and once described the Russian President as a “flawless democrat”. He joined the board of the Russian energy giant Gazprom after losing Germany’s 2005 election and has defended Russia’s response to the crisis in Ukraine on several occasions.
In other words, Germany had its own Trump long before the United States did. You could call Schröder the Ur-Trump, albeit with a different socioeconomic pose.
2. It was Schröder who made the decision to take Germany off nuclear power and also to make the country energy-dependent on Russia:
As Chancellor, Gerhard Schröder was a strong advocate of the Nord Stream pipeline project, which aims to supply Russian gas directly to Germany, thereby bypassing transit countries. The agreement to build the pipeline was signed two weeks before the German parliamentary election. On 24 October 2005, just a few weeks before Schröder stepped down as Chancellor, the German government guaranteed to cover 1 billion euros of the Nord Stream project cost, should Gazprom default on a loan… Soon after stepping down as chancellor, Schröder accepted Gazprom’s nomination for the post of the head of the shareholders’ committee of Nord Stream AG, raising questions about a potential conflict of interest.
Russia now provides 35% of Germany’s oil imports and 39% of the natural gas imports.
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