Not bad for a jew.LOL...
Putin has black belt in Judo.
Criticisms of The Power Structure in Russia
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OrthodoxWanderer
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Alexander Dugin is not a person who should be taken seriously. He is, first and foremost, a crook. Unfortunately, there are many people who have good willpower but either not very high or not well-developed intelligence to tell apart someone who is smart from someone who uses a lot of smart words. Dugin is a perfect example of a latter. But Westerners tend to overestimate his actual influence.
One thing he is certainly good for is that his unofficial international network of fans of Rene Guenon, with some Russian state money flowing into it, and Arktos+associates. There are not many publishers out there that will accept a book on race-realism, for example.
One thing he is certainly good for is that his unofficial international network of fans of Rene Guenon, with some Russian state money flowing into it, and Arktos+associates. There are not many publishers out there that will accept a book on race-realism, for example.
The State Duma has prepared a bill that will make domestic work officially paid.
While the West is pushing women to sacrifice everything for a pittance, Moscow is preparing a revolutionary law: paying those who raise children or care for their loved ones.
-A salary for those who build the future
-Strict criteria to avoid abuse
-Priority to Russian citizens
While the EU subsidizes mass immigration and gender deconstruction, Russia invests in its own people and traditional family values.
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"THE ROTHSCHILDS NEVER FORGAVE PUTIN FOR THIS! And now they want your children to die for their greed!Did you know that Yukos, the oil company that produced 20% of Russia’s gas, was secretly under the control of British based Zionist globalist Jacob Rothschild, who also controlled the British Royal Family? Putin then returned to the Russian state and the Russian people the gas in Rothschild's control. The Rothschilds were furious and started planning the war against Russia."
Ever creeping never sleeping islam. The Tsars never allowed this sacrilege in their holy cities.
^The new Tsar, thankfully enough, understands that one of the main tools for the destruction of Russia is the instrumentalisation of their ethnic minorities, most notably their Muslims, as seen in Syria, Yugoslavia, China etc. Russia's enemies would love to sew the kind of ethnic strife you are advocating here to destabilize and dismantle Russia.
Native Russian Muslims are well integrated and steer Russia towards more conservative values:
And a quick overview of Putin's neutralizing the main internal threat to Russia earlier in his tenure:
Native Russian Muslims are well integrated and steer Russia towards more conservative values:
And a quick overview of Putin's neutralizing the main internal threat to Russia earlier in his tenure:
Just an update:
This is from 9/23/24:
We're at the 8 month mark @Cooper... The "special" operation will be over and Ukraine should be demilitarized by September, huh?
Honk! Honk! 
This is from 9/23/24:
We're at the 8 month mark @Cooper... The "special" operation will be over and Ukraine should be demilitarized by September, huh?
Honk! Honk! Why don't you post my full message instead of truncating it and misquoting me? Here it is:
Read again my last sentence above, carefully, and not your edited version.
This is the reality of the Ukraine war:
Current Ukrainian KIAs: over 1 million
Current Russian KIAs: around 110,000
In the first couple of years Ukrainian losses hae outstripped Russian ones by around 7 to 1, the ratio has been worse this year:
Notice the evolution here:
Finally, one important point that escapes most pro-NATO war critics - Germany lost WW1 and capitulated without the western allies having ever crossed into German territory:
WW1, like the Ukraine war, is a war of attrition, and Ukraine is getting badly attrited. Uneducated observers look at the frontline and jump to the wrong conclusion that Russia is losing because the lines aren't moving fast enough, missing the real picture of Ukrainian attrition. At some point later this year this reality will be harder to hide.
Read again my last sentence above, carefully, and not your edited version.
This is the reality of the Ukraine war:
Current Ukrainian KIAs: over 1 million
Current Russian KIAs: around 110,000
In the first couple of years Ukrainian losses hae outstripped Russian ones by around 7 to 1, the ratio has been worse this year:
Notice the evolution here:
Finally, one important point that escapes most pro-NATO war critics - Germany lost WW1 and capitulated without the western allies having ever crossed into German territory:
WW1, like the Ukraine war, is a war of attrition, and Ukraine is getting badly attrited. Uneducated observers look at the frontline and jump to the wrong conclusion that Russia is losing because the lines aren't moving fast enough, missing the real picture of Ukrainian attrition. At some point later this year this reality will be harder to hide.