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In order to win Ukraine’s presidential election, Petro Poroshenko made a fraudulent promise to sell his company, Roshen.

Information revealed by the Panama papers shows concrete proof that Petro Poroshenko’s government is more corrupt than Vladimir Putin’s government.

The blind trust in which Petro Poroshenko placed his assets was specifically designed to hide them from investigation.

Ukraine’s voters believed that because Petro Poroshenko was a rich businessman with no experience in politics, it was certain that he would be an honest and competent president.

Before the Panama papers were revealed to the public, Ukrainians probably had a better opinion of Petro Poroshenko’s integrity than Russian’s had of Vladimir Putin’s integrity.

the US State Department released the Panama papers as part of its plan to ruin Vladimir Putin’s reputation.

the Panama papers have not yet provided concrete proof that Vladimir Putin did any kind of business personally with Mossack Fonseca.

the Panama papers have identified Vladimir Putin as the proprietor of an offshore bank account that his old friend, Sergei Roldugin, set up with the help of Mossack Fonseca.

there is no doubt that Vladimir Putin helped his old friend, Sergei Roldugin, to receive money though a subsidiary of the Russian state-run bank VTB.

because Vladimir Putin is absolutely secure in his position as Russia’s president, opponents are now concentrating their attacks on his friends and associates.

Information presented by the Panama papers will not modify the ideas of the Russian people about corruption in their government.

Information presented by the Panama papers has merely reinforced the Russian people’s belief that government corruption will only get worse.

The Russian tradition of government corruption is so strong that it will never change.

Many people around the world believe that the passive acceptance of government corruption is a general characteristic of Russian society.

Nothing will change the Kremlin’s opinion that the information revealed by the Panama papers is of little importance.

The Panama papers would have been a political and public relations disaster if the Kremlin had not received large-scale help from Russia’s news media.

Russia’s news media are worried that sooner or later the information revealed by the Panama papers will destroy Vladimir Putin’s government.

The information revealed by the Panama papers is so vague that Russia’s news media have refused to take it seriously.

Since the Kremlin controls all of Russia’s news media, Russians have no way to know the truth about Vladimir Putin’s involvement with the Panama papers.

In general, Russia’s news media will determine what most Russians think about the Panama papers.

still have no clearly formed opinion about their country’s endemic corruption.

understand that a high level of corruption is necessary for any government to work efficiently.

no longer show any strong reaction to news of corruption among the officials who run the country.

are so afraid of the inevitable legal consequences of publicly protesting against government corruption that they prefer to remain quiet.

gladly tolerate widespread corruption in exchange for security and prosperity.

all of the corruption involving Vladimir Putin and his associates was well known by the Russian people before the Panama papers came out.

the information revealed by the Panama papers is fraudulent and therefore has nothing at all to do with the Kremlin.

the appearance of the Panama papers is proof that innumerable foreign entities are working day and night to destabilize Vladimir Putin’s administration.

the Panama papers were a surprise because the information they revealed was essentially so weak.

foreign entities working with Russia’s opposition party are manipulating the Panama papers in an attempt to destroy Vladimir Putin’s chance to be reelected president this year.