I Knew President Yeltsin Well. He Would

I Am Working In My Office. I've Got A Boss Who Tells Me What To Do. He's Got A Boss Who Tells Him What To Do. And Above Him Is Another Boss Who Probably Is Telling My Boss In The Same Way - Or My Boss' Boss In The Same Way What To Do. In Actuality, This Is Not The Way Things Work. Management Science Says That That Kind Of A Chain Doesn't Work More Than Three Levels Up.

Russian People Really Don't Like It When Somebody Does Horrible Things In Russia, And Then Can Calmly Go Travel To Another Country And Spend Time There. And This Is What Needs To Be Done: The Russian People Need To Be Told This, Because In Today's World, Just Doing Something Is Not Enough. You've Got To Tell About It, Too. If You've Done Something And Haven't Told About It, It's As Good As If You Hadn't Done It At All.

It's A Very Erroneous Strategy To Try To Push The Russian Opposition To Unite. First Of All, The Opposition Is Addressing Different Parts Of Russian Society That Have Differing Points Of View. And Besides, A United Opposition Is A Nice Big Target That The Authorities Have A Much Easier Time Fighting. And Besides, Resisting An Authoritarian Regime With An Authoritarian Opposition Merely Means That, In The Event Of Victory, You're Just Doing Yet Another Round Of The Same Old, Same Old.

There Are People Who Are At Fault For One Or Another Problem. These People Are Very Avaricious And Self-serving. They're Not Doing It Just To Do It; They're Doing It For The Money. That Money, They Keep Here. When You Say, "we're Going To Find These People, These Guilty People, The Ones Who Are Not Only Breaking Laws But Are Also Hurting Their Own Fellow Country People," And You Say, "we're Going To Punish Them, Specifically, That's A Step In The Right Direction."

What's Important To Me Now Is To Uphold My Good Name And Achieve A Fair Court Decision - The Past Cannot Be Recovered Anyway.