For 20 years, Putin was a light in the darkness for so many. Oh well, it's probably better that we become more self-reliant. If we want to beat global slavery our only ally is looking back at us in the mirror. Time to get off our arses and fight.
For 20 years, Putin was a light in the darkness for so many. Oh well, it's probably better that we become more self-reliant. If we want to beat global slavery our only ally is looking back at us in the mirror. Time to get off our arses and fight.
Hegelian theater. He has been showing us the way to the pseudolibertarian dystopia favored by the WEF, as opposed to, say the constitutional libertarianism of the west or, certainly, democratic socialism. He also needed to be seen as opposition to the west to enlist and retain the trust of the Russian people who would otherwise have seen his WEFfer essence had he not.
Perhaps. And yet he expelled the Zionist bankers. That is the most telling action. That he looked into the WEF is also the signature of a cautious and thorough tactician, which has typified his actions for 20 years.
So I will keep an open mind whilst leaning on no allies except, most likely, Vigano.
Did he actually expel the Zionist bankers? I am eager to believe this and would be delighted if you have some sources for me to read.
The Saker used to write a great deal of how beholden Putin is to Israel, others how beholden Putin is to Chabad Lubavich. I'm not anti-Jewish in the least but I am anti-AngloZionism. My sense is that Putin and whatever US president are both Hegelian puppets of the AngloZionist Transnational Plutocracy (China too).
For 20 years, Putin was a light in the darkness for so many. Oh well, it's probably better that we become more self-reliant. If we want to beat global slavery our only ally is looking back at us in the mirror. Time to get off our arses and fight.
Hegelian theater. He has been showing us the way to the pseudolibertarian dystopia favored by the WEF, as opposed to, say the constitutional libertarianism of the west or, certainly, democratic socialism. He also needed to be seen as opposition to the west to enlist and retain the trust of the Russian people who would otherwise have seen his WEFfer essence had he not.
Perhaps. And yet he expelled the Zionist bankers. That is the most telling action. That he looked into the WEF is also the signature of a cautious and thorough tactician, which has typified his actions for 20 years.
So I will keep an open mind whilst leaning on no allies except, most likely, Vigano.
Did he actually expel the Zionist bankers? I am eager to believe this and would be delighted if you have some sources for me to read.
The Saker used to write a great deal of how beholden Putin is to Israel, others how beholden Putin is to Chabad Lubavich. I'm not anti-Jewish in the least but I am anti-AngloZionism. My sense is that Putin and whatever US president are both Hegelian puppets of the AngloZionist Transnational Plutocracy (China too).