"Here we need to understand what kind of opposition [socialdemocrats were] in. They were in it in relation to the conservatives. This is an internal little puddle, in which differences are minimal. This concerns taxes, the lobby of industrial and financial groups. Basically, the two systemic parties are twin brothers. In foreign policy, their differences are zero. Both are based on a tough, fundamental anti-Russian position."
"Here we need to understand what kind of opposition [socialdemocrats were] in. They were in it in relation to the conservatives. This is an internal little puddle, in which differences are minimal.
This concerns taxes, the lobby of industrial and financial groups.
Basically, the two systemic parties are twin brothers. In foreign policy, their differences are zero. Both are based on a tough, fundamental anti-Russian position."
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