Vladimir Putin ur ett nationalistiskt perspektiv

Andrei Tsyganov is a prominent conservative activist in Russia who runs an excellent website called Katyusha.org. Your humble correspondent met him once at a Doctors for Truth conference in Moscow—nice guy.

At the risk of over-simplifying Tsyganov’s worldview, he believes much of Russia’s upper-management are massive space lizards; Putin—although well-meaning—is basically surrounded by degenerate scoundrels and grifters.

Here’s what Tsyganov had to say about Putin’s failure to veto the biometrics bill:

[Under this law], biometric identification systems for Russian citizens can be implemented literally everywhere. They are already being actively installed in transport, at ski resorts, and at strategic enterprises and any facilities with high terrorist risks, based on the wording of the document, the EBS will generally have no alternative in a number of places.

But we still hoped that the guarantor of the Constitution [Putin], despite the whispers of the persons with altered consciousness around him, would … be able to make independent decisions aimed at the benefit of the country.

It didn’t happen. The law has been signed, there will be no veto. And this shows that the chief manager of the Russian Federation today doesn’t understand our concerns about biometrics.

He, or those who sign on his behalf, places faith in the shamans and agents of the “new brave world” who are implementing the Swabian agenda in the Russian Federation with digital transformation, the fourth industrial revolution, and so on. […]

Now we see perfectly well that the authorities are ready to cross all the “red lines” on the way to building a global electronic concentration camp, while ignoring national interests […]

The president signed the ill-fated bill on December 29, despite the huge number of video messages from living citizens (not some bots!) …

It was Putin who, in a message to the Federal Assembly at the end of 2016, announced the launch of the Digital Economy program (Digital economy is a global project of the WEF and the World Bank), it was the president who, in further speeches, accelerated the “digital transformation” of everything that moves, and not only, prescribed it in the National Development Goals of the Russian Federation until 2030 ( “an amazing coincidence” with the SDGs and the “2030 Agenda” from the UN).

After yet more (and recent) public praise from Putin to the bankster-transhumanist and sodomite Herman Gref at the end of November 2022, it is clear that Russia’s president is subordinate to or at least under the influence of Schwab’s insane technocracy.

Alas, this is what we face today … In the near future, experts from pro-family organizations will develop instructions for legal resistance to biometric lawlessness - protection mechanisms still remain. The task of global Satanists who generate such laws is to drive the whole world into their digital slavery. And if you and I oppose, their plan simply won't work.

“[T]he IMF [and] the World Bank are behind this. There are direct instructions. These are the structures of the global enemy. We are fulfilling the instructions of the enemy,” Tsyganov warned, days before the biometrics bill was rushed through the legislature.

Katyusha has been providing in-depth reports about what this bill actually means for Russians—as opposed to regurgitating government press releases.

Putin fires top official who described Chabad as a supremacist cult

No reason given for dismissal of assistant secretary of the Russian Security Council Aleksey Pavlov, but reports noted his controversial statement

Russian President Vladimir Putin has fired a top national security official who recently drew widespread condemnation for calling the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic movement in Ukraine a supremacist cult, Russian media reported.

No official reason was given for the Friday dismissal of the assistant secretary of the Russian Security Council Aleksey Pavlov. A spokesperson for the Security Council told Russia’s TASS news agency that Pavlov was moving to another position but also gave no details.

However, the reports noted the article he wrote in October in which he called for the “desatanization” of Ukraine, claiming that the country is home to hundreds of neo-pagan cults.

Pavlov included in his list of cults the Chabad-Lubavitch sect, which began in the 18th century in Russia and is today a major religious force throughout the former Soviet Union and in Russia and Ukraine in particular.

“The main principle of the Lubavitch Hasidim is the superiority of the supporters of the sect over all nations and peoples,” Pavlov wrote.

Though Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is largely considered in geopolitical terms, the war has also had religious elements as well, with the head of the Russian church firmly backing the war and referring to it as a sort of crusade.

In his article, Pavlov appeared to be channeling this religious view of the conflict. “I believe that with the continuation of the special military operation, it becomes more and more urgent to carry out the desatanization of Ukraine,” he wrote.

Since Russia launched its war against Ukraine in February, the Chabad movement in Russia has attempted to keep itself out of the crosshairs on all sides. Its rabbis in Russia have denounced the war and the bloodshed, calling for it to end, but have also refrained from blaming Moscow for it, leaving the issue of culpability for the conflict vague.

Members of the organization have also not-so-subtly criticized the former chief rabbi of Moscow, Pinchas Goldschmidt, who is not a member of the movement, for his decision to leave Russia and his community in order to more freely criticize the war and Putin.

In response to the article, Russia’s chief rabbi, who is himself a Lubavitcher, and was once considered close to Putin, penned an open letter to Russian authorities, calling for them to condemn Pavlov’s remarks.

In response to this wave of criticism against Pavlov, his superior, Secretary of the Security Council Nikolai Patrushev issued a follow-up statement calling his assistant’s comments about Chabad false.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/putin-...remacist-cult/