Tucker Putin Interview - United States, China and Russia

[Aquarius]

I remember one video That I came across on youtube years ago hps maxine Was talking about what the jews have done Talking about Russia during World War 2. And the Astrosties committed by the Bolsheviks.
And I do remember her saying that putin is a jew But I do believe putin is butting heads with other jews I recently saw a video of Putin walking by a bunch of other global leaders. Then he shook everyone of their hands except Netanyahu's Maybe they're mad because Putin hasn't attacked the United States yet. I think they are purposely trying to provoke Russia into attacking the United States. And Putin hasnt done it yet....

It's all an act.

 

[Nero]

A honest question after the fall of the USSR is where would Russia be without Putin at all. Would it be a superpower? Would Moscow be like it is today, which is a great city?

Political judgement overall is anything but emotional judgement. I understand where you are coming from, but most people tend to always give shit to people who play many pivotal roles. If there was a person less strong than he in their position, then where would the Russians be?

Generally people constantly attack these politicians, and I am not fond of what they do either. But imagining myself in their shoes I cannot say one shouldn't bite or be very firm in their directions. Because then the country can fall apart.

Putin has overall, despite of being unethical, not started any wars, or perceived world destruction like Stalin. He wanted to be an emperor and to be left be. That's a better deal than what Stalin offered to humanity. Therefore, many Russians are fond of him. The standards aren't Western standards here.

Nobody speaks about the comedian jew Zelensky who has pocketed 20 billion or more from direct payouts of US Taxpayer free money. Zelensky literally is the most dangerous of them all. Because he is the little victim and evil Putin threw bombs on him because he was making labs on the literal shores of the border of Russia. I would throw bombs and napalm on him as well if he did that and I was in Putin's position, without hesitation. 10 months later they could have thrown some virus on the region via the biolabs and then people would be dead.

In regards to why we would even go there and do these things, that's still a mystery to me. I guess, someone in the vibes of Klaus Schwab gave a phonecall to his goonies and told them "Hey that's a nice day, let's go put some biolabs 10 miles from the Russian Border. That will certainly spark another war so our homeboy Zelensky can bring some money to us OH and likely trigger some WW3 in the process". And then some other immoral worthless soul was like "Yes, definitely, let's go ".

Politics and corruption go hand in hand, but what the Goyim is told of "Corruption" is not always the case. Biden and many other Presidents have done great crimes, started pointless wars, done financial crimes on the back of the people, but the "Goyim" only cares if somehow it's student loan for Gender Studies will be paid out, not if they will be left without descendants and live. Trump is meanwhile crucified by the media and slapped from all sides while having done not even 5% of what the "Good Guys" have done.

Biden has printed 80 billion for feed Zelensky, meanwhile, the Goyim are told to declare anything above 500$ to the IRS or they will do prison time. So we have to think of the reality of matters a lot here. Just writing this to show that one must look not only through the lenses of ethics when they try to understand political reality.



Putin as with any other politician has to deal with a lot of complex realities in his country. He tried to bring Russia in par with the rest of the world, that's better than nothing. Moscow is not the shit-hole that the Communists left it. How much more evolution has to be made? Like in all places, a lot.

Does that make him a very good person or beneficial to us specifically? No. Have these steps evolved the lives of the Russian people by a long margin compared to what was their reality under Stalin? Yes. Are they far from becoming "Free", in the way defined in the "Western Values", which are now collapsing in the twilight of insanity as well? Well, not.

In order for him to start wars and things like this, what does he do? Use buzzwords like Nazis, Satanists, Satan this, evil that. That's the go to of the current culture. But Putin is not making decisions based on some sort of Ancient Truth or anything, but because of what he has in front of him.

Every country and every politician has to be studied on it's own scope and it's own reality. Communist Russia had borderline outlawed religion, and people needed God to believe in. So Putin restored the idea of "God", albeit with what was more handy to him.

I am not saying anything above to say "they are good", I am just saying the above to show more practical political thought process. This type of thinking is very specific in dealing with Politics and it has not got to do with facts or Truth most of the time, let alone the ethical morals that most "would accept".

And regarding Moscow being a great city... As far as I know the city has become what it is today thanks to all the money that is generated in other cities of Russia which is then spent on Moscow's improvement. That's why most people from Russian provinces go to Moscow because in their own cities there's not much to do. Moscow is a melting pot and a stone jungle where most people literally run like a hamster in a wheel in order to make ends meet.

 

[sublimestatanist]

A honest question after the fall of the USSR is where would Russia be without Putin at all. Would it be a superpower? Would Moscow be like it is today, which is a great city?

Political judgement overall is anything but emotional judgement. I understand where you are coming from, but most people tend to always give shit to people who play many pivotal roles. If there was a person less strong than he in their position, then where would the Russians be?

Generally people constantly attack these politicians, and I am not fond of what they do either. But imagining myself in their shoes I cannot say one shouldn't bite or be very firm in their directions. Because then the country can fall apart.

Putin has overall, despite of being unethical, not started any wars, or perceived world destruction like Stalin. He wanted to be an emperor and to be left be. That's a better deal than what Stalin offered to humanity. Therefore, many Russians are fond of him. The standards aren't Western standards here.

Nobody speaks about the comedian jew Zelensky who has pocketed 20 billion or more from direct payouts of US Taxpayer free money. Zelensky literally is the most dangerous of them all. Because he is the little victim and evil Putin threw bombs on him because he was making labs on the literal shores of the border of Russia. I would throw bombs and napalm on him as well if he did that and I was in Putin's position, without hesitation. 10 months later they could have thrown some virus on the region via the biolabs and then people would be dead.

In regards to why we would even go there and do these things, that's still a mystery to me. I guess, someone in the vibes of Klaus Schwab gave a phonecall to his goonies and told them "Hey that's a nice day, let's go put some biolabs 10 miles from the Russian Border. That will certainly spark another war so our homeboy Zelensky can bring some money to us OH and likely trigger some WW3 in the process". And then some other immoral worthless soul was like "Yes, definitely, let's go ".

Politics and corruption go hand in hand, but what the Goyim is told of "Corruption" is not always the case. Biden and many other Presidents have done great crimes, started pointless wars, done financial crimes on the back of the people, but the "Goyim" only cares if somehow it's student loan for Gender Studies will be paid out, not if they will be left without descendants and live. Trump is meanwhile crucified by the media and slapped from all sides while having done not even 5% of what the "Good Guys" have done.

Biden has printed 80 billion for feed Zelensky, meanwhile, the Goyim are told to declare anything above 500$ to the IRS or they will do prison time. So we have to think of the reality of matters a lot here. Just writing this to show that one must look not only through the lenses of ethics when they try to understand political reality.



Putin as with any other politician has to deal with a lot of complex realities in his country. He tried to bring Russia in par with the rest of the world, that's better than nothing. Moscow is not the shit-hole that the Communists left it. How much more evolution has to be made? Like in all places, a lot.

Does that make him a very good person or beneficial to us specifically? No. Have these steps evolved the lives of the Russian people by a long margin compared to what was their reality under Stalin? Yes. Are they far from becoming "Free", in the way defined in the "Western Values", which are now collapsing in the twilight of insanity as well? Well, not.

In order for him to start wars and things like this, what does he do? Use buzzwords like Nazis, Satanists, Satan this, evil that. That's the go to of the current culture. But Putin is not making decisions based on some sort of Ancient Truth or anything, but because of what he has in front of him.

Every country and every politician has to be studied on it's own scope and it's own reality. Communist Russia had borderline outlawed religion, and people needed God to believe in. So Putin restored the idea of "God", albeit with what was more handy to him.

I am not saying anything above to say "they are good", I am just saying the above to show more practical political thought process. This type of thinking is very specific in dealing with Politics and it has not got to do with facts or Truth most of the time, let alone the ethical morals that most "would accept".

I get it now! Putin is a lesser of two evils so-to-speak. I was definitely overthinking the corruption within and surrounding the Putin administration, yet when one considers the fact that he hasn't been an instigator but rather a mediator, this explains a lot. There is also the incompetency of the many leaders/officers/ministers/etc in general to consider (as Putin mentioned of the US). If only Trump were in office... there was (yet another) prediction from the Simpsons depicting Trump winning the 2024 election. If he had been in office I do believe agreements would've been reached so that this 'so-called' war could be ended along with the exorbitant funding being funneled into Ukraine.

I shouldn't think of him as 100% corrupt as I do appreciate the many truths and positive actions he's brought into this world. His background is highly questionable, yet he is indeed no Stalin.

Thanks so much for giving me better perspective on this overly-complex and dynamic situation. I can't fathom the position these people are in and the language that they are forced to use. It all comes back to the WEF and such other organizations in my view that pressure and coerce world leaders to enact their agendas.

If any world leader were to go completely against the current political climate and narrative I'm sure that they would be ousted by 99% of society (due to programming) which is a shame, yet that is the world we live in. Truth is frequently vilified and suppressed throughout our world today, thus absolute truth would probably not be possible for these world leaders. Politics is really something! Every change can only occur gradually and not immediately, lest we face world war or societal revolution I reckon.

 

[Hp. Hoodedcobra666]

And regarding Moscow being a great city... As far as I know the city has become what it is today thanks to all the money that is generated in other cities of Russia which is then spent on Moscow's improvement. That's why most people from Russian provinces go to Moscow because in their own cities there's not much to do. Moscow is a melting pot and a stone jungle where most people literally run like a hamster in a wheel in order to make ends meet.

That's also most of the West right now, skyrocketing rent prices, people in the hamster-wheel, boxed houses, and so on. Yeah, unfortunately, Russia is very much underdeveloped in other areas. It would be very interesting if any Russian member could explain more about this, and also life on the countryside.

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If any world leader were to go completely against the current political climate and narrative I'm sure that they would be ousted by 99% of society (due to programming) which is a shame, yet that is the world we live in. Truth is frequently vilified and suppressed throughout our world today, thus absolute truth would probably not be possible for these world leaders. Politics is really something! Every change can only occur gradually and not immediately, lest we face world war or societal revolution I reckon.

Correct, there are severe limitations to these matters. Most countries don't even care about the so called "Climate Change" exaggerated statements based on their policy but everyone has to harp the narrative or they will be assaulted mercilessly if they don't.

Politics is a world of it's own. It's as you say, yes. Even forms of revolution oftentimes fail to implement what they claim. So it's socially affecting the world that always works it's way into decision making.

It's all an act.

If one jew tries to shoot another jew, they will both want to survive. The fact they want to survive doesn't make them good. Putin would defend his own territory from another jew, but that doesn't mean they aren't jews.

"Therefore, many Russians are fond of him."

I'm not sure this is correct. I've talked to many Russians in my life and one thing that I've noticed is that those of them who are young and intelligent don't like Putin . It's mainly those who are older than 40 and pensioners with Soviet (zombie) style of thinking who are truly fond of him.

I personally neither like him nor dislike him and I don't think he is the worst ruler in Russia's history but again there are many things about him that I regard as very ugly. As I said before he is very corrupted and the whole Russian political system is also corrupted due to him being corrupted cause the fish rots from its head.

And the second thing that I don't like about him is he's a former KGB agent. But as it's said there's no such thing as "a former KGB agent"... once you become a KGB agent you'll always be a KGB agent . KGB is a child of "Jesuits" and "illuminati" and their "modus operandi" are the same, which include such things as apartment - building bombings ( in 1999) , political persecution of opposition, political intrigues and torturing of those who exposes their crimes.

I think the populace is mostly like "at least we don't have Treblinka and 40 million dead within the span of a couple of decades, might as well keep that one, since we can't do anything anyway". The Russians have historically suffered considerably, moreso than most can understand even in the West. So when people "blame them" for Putin they have no idea of how much they have suffered for a long time.

The people who lived in the Soviet regime do understand how Putin is different. He's not a classical Communist but he does all the methods he learned from back then, but in a more "acceptable" manner. The young people have Western influences in their mind which they project upon Putin, which Putin can't do because he is not a Western politician or anything like that. They haven't lived in the Soviet regime so they ask for more things out of their government, they are smarter, know English and so on.

Yes, he comes from the hardcore wing of the KGB and he is not a little angel. He is brutal and will do anything to stay in power. The KGB was also the hardcore wing of the Stalinist Communist Regime, so they have adopted many methods from this. The KGB is worse than the illuminati even when it comes to brutality, if they judge something is a threat to them. But after Putin they decided to go more secular and focus on lifting Russia after it borderline collapsed a few decades ago. Their crimes are beyond imagination for most people, and they always hide them in the best way that they can.

 

[Jax911]

That's also most of the West right now, skyrocketing rent prices, people in the hamster-wheel, boxed houses, and so on. Yeah, unfortunately, Russia is very much underdeveloped in other areas. It would be very interesting if any Russian member could explain more about this, and also life on the countryside.

As everybody on the forums know, I come from Mongolia and Mongolia's only two neighboring countries are Russia (to the north) and China (to the south), so the Mongolian media is always full of news on Russia as well as Russian films and TV series. I also study the Russian language and the Russian civilization as part of my studies in college. Plus, both of my parents having acquired their higher education in the former USSR, and are very knowledgeable when it comes to Russia. Using all I know thanks to these various sources, I'll try to provide some info and my personal opinion about life in Russia and about Putin and his government.

1. First of all, life outside Moscow is indeed filled with poverty, joblessness and these regions are very isolated from the rest of the world, so most young adults move to Moscow to acquire superior education or to get a decent job, as a consequence, the population in these locations are declining at a worrying rate. That's why the term "Деревня" or "village" is still used to refer to the countryside of Russia. But this is not only the case in Russia, most former soviet republics and former-communist ruled countries have this ongoing issue, examples are Mongolia, Hungary, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan etc.
2. Secondly, many people don't understand or don't try to understand how things were before Putin came to power and how things turned out after his rise to power. Due to the consequences of the split of the USSR and Yeltsin's incompetence as a ruler, mainly because of his alcohol addiction, the Russian society was going down the hill. People were losing jobs as many former state owned Industries went bankrupt, organized crime was flourishing, children were killing each other and Russia was losing the Chechen war. Putin's ascension as head of government put an end to all these issues and his government reestablished a mixed economy that contributed immensely to turn Russia to what it is today. That is one reason why he is considered as one of the most influential rulers of the 21st century.
3. Finally, as you said, his rule provides religious liberty to many religious minorities, including the Mongolic peoples living in southern parts of Russia that still follow the traditional Tengrism and worship our gods. This left way to self-claimed prophets and cults fooling people but we must not forget that currently, this is the case in every corner of the world.

To conclude, Putin's rule does have many controversies and imperfections, but trying to understand the situation in Russia by western liberal standards while we have our own problems to deal with leads us to nowhere but another misconception.

Hail Satan, Hail Hitler, Hail Chinggis Khan

 

[Ramses]

"Therefore, many Russians are fond of him."

I'm not sure this is correct. I've talked to many Russians in my life and one thing that I've noticed is that those of them who are young and intelligent don't like Putin . It's mainly those who are older than 40 and pensioners with Soviet (zombie) style of thinking who are truly fond of him.

I personally neither like him nor dislike him and I don't think he is the worst ruler in Russia's history but again there are many things about him that I regard as very ugly. As I said before he is very corrupted and the whole Russian political system is also corrupted due to him being corrupted cause the fish rots from its head.

And the second thing that I don't like about him is he's a former KGB agent. But as it's said there's no such thing as "a former KGB agent"... once you become a KGB agent you'll always be a KGB agent . KGB is a child of "Jesuits" and "illuminati" and their "modus operandi" are the same, which include such things as apartment - building bombings ( in 1999) , political persecution of opposition, political intrigues and torturing of those who exposes their crimes.

Indeed i have a loving russian girlfriend and she does not agree with a lot of what putin gets up to however this can also be based on territorial ties example putin has zero issues with throwing away the lives of a lot of the outer population however in areas which he favours and gets a lot of support magically the people in these regions atleast get better equipment to go to war with or get training in better areas such as artillery crews or support staff and not front line cannon fodder which is kind of ironic really since every revolution in russia has always come from the outer rural areas.