Vladimir Zhirinovsky, 67, says he is not happy about the birth
of the new Royal baby. The leader of Russia's Liberal Democrats warns that the
highly celebrated baby will 'suck Russia's blood' in the 21st
century and should therefore not be celebrated.
His reasons amongst others include: King George V was first
cousin of Tsar Nicholas II and has been blamed by many for the downfall of the
Romanov dynasty in 1917.
Quoted in the International Business Times, he said : 'The
British monarchy... destroyed our state.
Today, our opposition activists are there, so that's why there's no joy.
'That is why the birth of another British monarch, who will
suck our blood somewhere in the mid-21st century, cannot bring us any kind of
happiness.'
Russian's official response however, was more positive, with
the Kremlin congratulating the Queen and welcoming her new great-grandson.
Hmmn! I smell………..I’m afraid I don’t know what I smell.
Read brief history of King George V after the cut and see
this great Russian politician in one of his relaxing moods.
The British and Russian royal families are linked via King George V, who was first cousin of Tsar Nicholas II, whom some blame for the downfall of the Romanov dynasty in 1917.
Vladimir Zhirinovsky is sitting second from right .Spot him?
Tsar Nicholas II was ill-prepared to rule when he inherited the crown from his father and eventually abdicated in favour of his brother, Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich.
The Provisional Government then took over, effectively ending the Romanov dynasty's rule over Russia.
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