Traditionally the rulers in moscovia had seen speaking to the “people” as a disgusting necessity in times of crisis.
And of course, there’s nothing to brag about in times of crisis.
Thus the old soviet conclusion was that if a politician speaks, that’s because things are bad. And since they will never admit a mistake, they will lie.
Thus this statement should be interpreted as “the food market is collapsing”.
That bad, huh? Good.
Traditionally the rulers in moscovia had seen speaking to the “people” as a disgusting necessity in times of crisis. And of course, there’s nothing to brag about in times of crisis.
Thus the old soviet conclusion was that if a politician speaks, that’s because things are bad. And since they will never admit a mistake, they will lie.
Thus this statement should be interpreted as “the food market is collapsing”.