
Putin's "Peek-a-Boo" Parade: A Comedy in a Thousand Acts
When Putin plays 'blind man's buff' and all of Russia goes along for the ride!
"So, let's sum this up in a nutshell: The strong, resilient Putin, who supposedly defeats bears in arm wrestling and smashes icebergs with his bare hands in his spare time, is hiding like a child in a birthday game of 'hide and seek'. It almost sounds like a crazy April Fool's joke, doesn't it? But this is real news, people!
I just picture him sitting in one of his pompous palaces with an oversized map of Russia and little game pieces of himself while he laughs and says, "Today I'm going to hide here. No, wait, there! Or here after all? Oh, it's so hard to decide!" And then he turns to his little teddy bear and asks, "Where do you think, Teddy, I should hide today?"
That poor Brischatyi. Imagine being promised a glamorous job in the heart of Russian power and ending up teaching dogs how to "Sit!" and "Down!". It sounds like he read an ad: "Become a dog trainer in the FSO and experience the thrill of guarding the homes of two presidents!" And if he asked what the catch was, he was probably told, "Well, the only catch is that you'll never really know where they are."
I bet Putin has a whole team of people whose sole job is to spread misleading information about his whereabouts. One employee calls the airport: "Putin lands in 10 minutes!" Another calls the same airport: "No, no, he's landing at another airport in 20 minutes!" And a third calls a port authority: "Prepare the boat, Putin is coming!" It's like a mad circus.
If he's really so concerned about his safety, why doesn't he just start a new show called "Putin's Hideaway Adventure"? Every week he could be in a new place and viewers would have to guess where. And the winner gets.... maybe a real bear. Or an iceberg. Or just an apple. Because who knows what the prizes are in Putin's crazy world?
Elmburg prides itself on being open and transparent. While Putin is playing 'blind man's buff' in the Kremlin, here in Elmburg we are moving our nation forward. But who knows, maybe there will be a day when Putin comes out and says: 'Surprise! It was all just a big joke!"
Until then, dear people, enjoy the show. Because it looks like this show is going to be on for a while."