Does Putin have little guy syndrome? (Picture: Getty)
The Defence Secretary has actually called Vladimir Putin a ‘lunatic’ who has ‘small man syndrome’.
Ben Wallace struck out at the Russian President’s ‘macho’ view of the world after his employer Boris Johnson stated a female would not have actually attacked Ukraine.
‘Well I certainly think President Putin’ s view of himself and the world is a little guy syndrome, macho view,’ Mr Wallace informed LBC.
Echoing the point made by the PM, he included: ‘You rarely hear the phrase small woman syndrome, you always hear small man syndrome. I think he’ s definitely got it in spades.
‘But I think the real challenge here is the Russian system’ s view that in some way some states are lower than others, their rights do not count.
‘If they wish to paint themselves into a brand-new history, they appear to believe the method to do that is through violence and intrusion.
‘And I think that’ s something to stress over.’
Former United StatesPresidentDonaldTrump overlookedVladimirPutin throughout their conference in 2018(Picture: AFP)
He likewise buffooned Russia’s foreign ministry spokespersonMariaZakharova, who he
called a‘comedy turn’
MrWallace stated:’She does her declaration weekly, threatening to destroy everybody or doing something or another.
‘She’ s a like he is, so I’ll leave it to that, ‘he included.
His remarks followed MrJohnson
statedPutin’s war was a‘perfect example of toxic masculinity’ and argued for more ladies in positions of power. (******************* ).
The PM informed(
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believe he would’ve started an insane,
macho war of intrusion and violence in the manner in which he has.
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‘If you want a perfect example of toxic masculinity, it’
s what he’s performing in Ukraine’.
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