Wild mysogonist, homophobic memoir by Russian IAEA DDG outrages staff

 VIENNA – The Russian deputy head of the International Atomic Energy Agency has outraged staff by publishing a memoir in which he lambasts “gays, lesbians and other perverts and sodomites,” says that women only exist to seduce men and says Russia should have crushed Ukrainian independence by using China’s violent tactics at Tiananmen Square.

 Mikhail Chudakov, Deputy Director general of the IAEA in charge of the UN agency’s department of nuclear energy employing some 250 people, outlined his misogynist and homophobic Russian nationalist philosophy in a pamphlet entitled “Treatise on life.” Chudakov spoke about his distasteful work, published privately, at a gathering of young nuclear engineers who belong to a club promoted by the IAEA, which officially supports the careers of women nuclear engineers through its Marie Curie programme, sources at the agency told the Insider.

 “What should your attitude be towards gays, lesbians and other perverts and sodomites?” Chudakov, 60, asks in his treatise. “There are many sinful deviations from normal life in the world. You cannot allow this poison to corrupt the youth. These perversions completely contradict biblical principles and Orthodoxy."

  “Always remember that a woman is made to seduce men,” he continued, “that is her purpose”

 “Never support feminist movements, so trendy today and never fight for women’s rights. There are plenty of such fighters without you. Women already have more rights than men and those leading the fight are hysterical fanatics, dissatisfied with family life, lonely and scary, man-like whom no one will marry.”

 “They are usually narrow minded and deeply unhappy at hears or even schizophrenic … do not get caught up in the current trend of fighting harassment.”

 “Never trust any media outlets of politicians.”

   The Russian deputy and right-hand man to IAEA DG Rafael Grossi described his bizarre memoir which violates UN principles as “some life principles that help build a successful career and a happier life.”

 Chudakov disclosed that as a young man he aspired to become president of the Soviet Union but “unfortunately the country fell apart too soon.”

 He blamed Mikhail Gorbachev for the break up, calling him “a scoundrel … weak if not a traitor. The same goes for the alcoholic Yeltsin who destroyed a great country to satisfy his own ambitions.”

 “And we lost Ukraine by failing to allow the legitimate president of Ukraine to crush the Maidan using the ‘Chinese model’ from the very beginning. And we didn’t allow it because supposedly we had agreed with Western ministers that we would restrain the president and they would restrain the opposition until new elections.”

 “Western ministers signed off on the agreement, swore solemnly and then immediately betrayed us, as always happens … as a result blood has been flowing now for several years due to the civil conflict that began in Ukraine which is exactly what we should have expected.”

“The Chinese did well to deal with the Orange Revolution in Tiananmen Square in a tinmely manner, however brutal it was at the time,” Chudakov said.

 Chudakov distributed Russian copies of his edifying book to Russian employees of the IAEA and later copies of the English version to his acolytes though the agency took a copy of it off its website as word about its unpleasant contents circulated at the Vienna-based organisation whose leader and long time mentor of Chudakov is a candidate to become the next UN Secretary General.