Conflict between the state and the nation

To the attention of those who confuse Putin with Russia's national interests

Some wonder why I target the Putin regime more critically than the one in Kiev. Because the auditor to whom my messages are addressed has no sympathy for the regime in Kiev, knowing well that it is about the usurpation of power in this state by a clique of Jews in the service of international Zionism.

What is hardly known in circles with patriotic and anti-globalist claims is that Russia under Putin's mandate is also a colony of private entities that have colonized and extorted the entire economy of this state, control its political system, repressive organs and the press.

I no longer insist on the false dichotomies I have spoken to you so many times. Russia is promoting through its colonial administration the entire agenda of the Satanist technocracy, just like all other countries, including the US, the BRICS and EU countries.

And the war in Ukraine is part of the same scenario imposed from the outside of both countries. The goal is obvious: the economic destruction of Russia and the territorial dismantling of this geographic immensity and geopolitical wreckage. Plus mass murder of as many Orthodox as possible. It is about the depopulation strategy, but also about the historical revenge of the Khazars, who are taking revenge on the defeat suffered hundreds of years ago.

The first act of this rematch was the 1917 coup, followed by the Red Terror and the killing of tens of millions of Russians.

The second act of the ritualistic raid by the black-hat-carrying Kabbalists was the destruction of the USSR.

And now the third act of wild rage, fueled by a visceral hatred of demonic nature, is unfolding. It is also conceived as the terminal episode of annihilation of Russia as a major historical phenomenon.

This long war against the most numerous and vigorous Orthodox people is fought with maximum efficiency precisely through the puppets that form the Putin administration.

Once again, in the golden formula of the great Romanian sociologist Dimitrie Gusti, in today's Russia (as in other countries, by the way!) the relations between rulers and people are called the CONFLICT BETWEEN THE STATE AND THE NATION.

To confuse the Russian people and the national interest of Russia with its venal and sold administration is the grossest mistake of perceiving political realities in this country.