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Putin plans his departure from power next year (Presidential election on March 26, 2023, Putin won't run again, Will support Dmitry Patrushev a replacement, put Putin's daughter Katerina Tikhonova in charge of United Russia political party)
General SVR Telegram (Translated) ^ | 6/6/2022 | General SVR Telegram

Posted on 06/06/2022 9:00:34 AM PDT by marcusmaximus

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To: Seruzawa

Moreover, he wasn’t Joe Stalin.

People really didn’t love Stalin, they feared him.


21 posted on 06/06/2022 9:42:08 AM PDT by Alas Babylon! (Rush, we're missing your take on all of this!)
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To: SeeSharp

That source is nothing more than a telegram account that does nothing but post about Putin health

It’s assumed to be a uke propaganda account

So far

Putin has a nervous breakdown

Putin has schizophrenia

Putin has cancer so bad he’s days from death

Putins chemo isn’t working

On and on completely unsubstantiated

I listened to Larry Johnson who in the past ran propaganda campaigns for the CIA discuss this yesterday

Says the level of effort and coordination over this by corporate media etc is unprecedented

Mostly directed by our state department and White House shot callers

Why

Putin is unwoke and in the way and allows zero foreign control of his abundant natural resources

Russia is essentially self sufficient

And Putin is no question in the way of globalism Inc

And he doesn’t suffer queers

That is a major burr for globalists

They want a Russia acts like Germany 2022


22 posted on 06/06/2022 9:51:40 AM PDT by wardaddy (Where did all the sane posters go......they cannot have all died ....could they ?)
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To: MercyFlush

LOL!


23 posted on 06/06/2022 10:09:13 AM PDT by DannyTN (`)
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To: marcusmaximus

Most people try to become a better person before they die.

Putin is setting the bar very high for the most evil person of the 21st century.


24 posted on 06/06/2022 10:11:49 AM PDT by DannyTN (`)
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To: Leaning Right
Khrushchev was an exception, kind of. After he was ousted, he became “pensioner Khrushchev“, and the new regime pretty much left him alone

Khrushchev wasn't ruthless enough so the party didn't feel threatened by him. He was sort of like Gorbachev but he didn't want to change the status quo. Gorbachev knew that the status quo was failing so he attempted to overhaul it and the rest is history.

25 posted on 06/06/2022 10:17:03 AM PDT by MinorityRepublican
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To: wardaddy; Liz; SunkenCiv; Red Badger; Kaslin; BenLurkin; Lazamataz

Interesting thoughts.
Putin (only now, February 2022!) becomes the high holy evil because he opposes the homosexual agenda, because his Russia can be energy independent, and because Biden’s racist-enviro-homosexual-New World Oder globalist agenda has associated Putin and Trump together so long that they cannot think.

But that misses the tens of millions of dollars that the Cheney McCain-Romney Gropelite party is getting from their Ukrainian corruption and connections. Remember always that Pelosi-Biden-Romney sons are “employed “ by Ukrainian oil and gas companies.


26 posted on 06/06/2022 10:26:29 AM PDT by Robert A Cook PE (Method, motive, and opportunity: No morals, shear madness and hatred by those who cheat.)
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To: MinorityRepublican; marcusmaximus; MercyFlush; libh8er; BiglyCommentary; PIF; Zhang Fei; Kevmo; ...

Sounds like Putin is looking to have one more victory in this world. He can annoint the first WOMAN leader of Russia. “Take that you US pukes”” We beat you again. /sark

https://www.aol.com/news/russia-ukraine-war-latest-nato-141504898.html An interesting report on a major NATO exercise in the Baltic Sea with many participants.


27 posted on 06/06/2022 12:51:45 PM PDT by gleeaikin (Question authority)
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To: MercyFlush

He knows by spring of next year what a mess Russia will be in, selling less oil and gas at heavily discounted prices when oil prices are much lower, and the full effects of the sanctions wreaking havoc in full measure. A RAT JUMPING OFF A SINKING SHIP.


28 posted on 06/06/2022 1:35:49 PM PDT by BiglyCommentary
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To: gleeaikin

Yeah, Russia...we’re just having war games. You know, ‘exercises’. That’s all. It’s no threat to you guys at all.

*wink*


29 posted on 06/06/2022 1:39:01 PM PDT by MercyFlush (☭☭☭ Soviet Russia must be destroyed. ☭☭☭)
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To: BiglyCommentary

The change in how the markets value the ruble has kicked in today. The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) no longer gets to set the value for the ruble so it’s going to float freely on the international market where for much of that market the effective value of the ruble is zero (due to sanctions).

The market is already starting to devalue the ruble:

https://english.newstracklive.com/news/ruble-eases-against-dollar-stocks-extend-fall-sc57-nu318-ta318-1232826-1.html

“The Russian currency is still significantly weaker in banks. VTB, Russia’s second-largest bank, proposed selling cash dollars and euros for 84.00 and 89.00 roubles, respectively.”

I’m taking a short position on the ruble 120 to $1 for June 13 close of market. I guess we’ll see how it goes.


30 posted on 06/06/2022 1:48:24 PM PDT by MercyFlush (☭☭☭ Soviet Russia must be destroyed. ☭☭☭)
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To: BiglyCommentary; Zhang Fei; PIF; Kevmo; Bruce Campbells Chin; All

Thinking some more about this article, I believe this is Putin getting ready to soften his demands, and maybe, maybe, even pull out of East Ukraine (not Crimea).


31 posted on 06/06/2022 2:27:16 PM PDT by gleeaikin (Question authority)
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To: gleeaikin
Alternatively, it may be Russian propaganda designed to make us believe that standing up to him as a matter of principle isn't as important. We might as well give him what he wants because he'll be out of power soon, and it can all be fixed then.

My view is that anything we can do to demonstrate that blatant aggression has catastrophic consequences for the aggressor is the policy we should be pursuing. So unless the ukrainians decide they want to give in, we should continue helping them bleed the Russians as much as possible.

32 posted on 06/06/2022 2:57:56 PM PDT by Bruce Campbells Chin
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To: MercyFlush

“The Russian currency is still significantly weaker in banks. VTB, Russia’s second-largest bank, proposed selling cash dollars and euros for 84.00 and 89.00 roubles, respectively.”

That says it all.


33 posted on 06/06/2022 3:10:09 PM PDT by BiglyCommentary
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To: Bruce Campbells Chin; MercyFlush; Kevmo; UMCRevMom@aol.com; PIF; Zhang Fei; All

The only reason I did not include Crimea in my previous comment is that while the people and land are currently being destroyed in East Ukraine, I don’t think that is happening to a great extent in Crimea. Therefore if Putin would pull out of the area he is totally destroying, Ukraine and the west could deal with Putin or his successors next year in Crimea if he is really in failing health and turning over some of the power. My hope, and my goal if I had power, would be to help Ukraine get it all back without a lot more death and bloodshed.

There might possibly be some negotiating room on Crimea. Ukraine to get all the oil and gas reserves for exploration and development. Posibly giving Russia some satisfaction for its century old quest for warm water port access. Enough for commercial shipping, no warships (no need to make Assad happy). A travel corridor outlined for commercial transport between Crimean shipping and Russian land. Some kind of supervisory capacity over what is transported in this corridor, no weapons, no drugs, no human trafficking. Perhaps multinational supervision and policing of the corridor. Just playing with possible ideas. Remembering my days when I helped negotiate some labor agreements successfuly. The bosses were macho Neanderthals, but we woman won our goals after a year of stalling settlment.

I would hope there might be some negotiating room for Crimea, Ukraine getting back the oil and gas resources for exploration and development. Possibly giving some satisfaction to


34 posted on 06/06/2022 7:02:36 PM PDT by gleeaikin (Question authority)
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