The trouble with Russia - it's the same set of structures as the old USSR. Appearances changed, but the substance is the same, they didn't have the revolution needed to get rid of the Soviet ideology.
For me (and possibly for many others), I think you're misinterpreting what you think is support for Putin. Tucker and MacGregor, who have pointed out that the American people have been lied to repeatedly, and who are grateful to get the truth. Tucker has said he doesn't want his children to grow up in a nation that has been selling lies to the country. He's been fawning a lot about Moscow, but his interview with Chris Cuomo (who challenges Tucker on this) reveals that Tucker yearns for a more simple and innocent time where cleanliness and safety of cities, the culture and architecture aren't seen as opporessive as we've seemed to be heading in the US.
Nobody is under the illusion that Putin is a saint, what with all the obvious banana peels that have been carelessly discarded near open windows on upper floors and roofs of tall buildings, and the coincidental falls from those same open windows and roofs by opponents of Putin, each plunging to their deaths. Purely coincidental, comrade.
We simply want our presence in this proxy war to end, as well as our continuing funding of a corrupt regime with our tax dollars that are being used to funnel back to politicians in the form of kickbacks and lobbying dollars from military contractors, whose major shareholders include the globalist firms .
We're tired of endless wars, spineless politicians and our tax dollars to pay for the deaths of so many.
Btw, much of this article was written by a geopolitical analyst, a man who is quite expert on the Communist movement over the past 40 years, Jeff Nyquist.
But he is not credited as the author here on this article. Why is that? Is this common on this Substack to throw up articles written by others and never cite or acknowledge their work? Or is it purposely anonymous?
Part of it may be that the Russians are the only ones (on the planet) standing up to President Biden and the current White House. The proverbial "enemy of my enemy". Equally disturbing is how many American Conservatives still see Donald Trump as their savior.
For me (and possibly for many others), I think you're misinterpreting what you think is support for Putin. Tucker and MacGregor, who have pointed out that the American people have been lied to repeatedly, and who are grateful to get the truth. Tucker has said he doesn't want his children to grow up in a nation that has been selling lies to the country. He's been fawning a lot about Moscow, but his interview with Chris Cuomo (who challenges Tucker on this) reveals that Tucker yearns for a more simple and innocent time where cleanliness and safety of cities, the culture and architecture aren't seen as opporessive as we've seemed to be heading in the US.
Nobody is under the illusion that Putin is a saint, what with all the obvious banana peels that have been carelessly discarded near open windows on upper floors and roofs of tall buildings, and the coincidental falls from those same open windows and roofs by opponents of Putin, each plunging to their deaths. Purely coincidental, comrade.
We simply want our presence in this proxy war to end, as well as our continuing funding of a corrupt regime with our tax dollars that are being used to funnel back to politicians in the form of kickbacks and lobbying dollars from military contractors, whose major shareholders include the globalist firms .
We're tired of endless wars, spineless politicians and our tax dollars to pay for the deaths of so many.
Btw, much of this article was written by a geopolitical analyst, a man who is quite expert on the Communist movement over the past 40 years, Jeff Nyquist.
But he is not credited as the author here on this article. Why is that? Is this common on this Substack to throw up articles written by others and never cite or acknowledge their work? Or is it purposely anonymous?
Part of it may be that the Russians are the only ones (on the planet) standing up to President Biden and the current White House. The proverbial "enemy of my enemy". Equally disturbing is how many American Conservatives still see Donald Trump as their savior.