Comments by "☨St Louis IX opposed paganism, hæresy \x26 debauchery" (@stlouisix3) on "Putin's speech, post mutiny" video.

  1. President Putin is a proper-skilled politician. He got Lukashenko onto his side without all the bribing that the West uses. Ironically, the West's attempted 'colour revolution' in Belarus to topple Lukashenko, has made Lukashenko much more respectful towards President Putin and brought Belarus and Russia back together (which upsets the global elite)!🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😄
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  2. Long live the Russian 🇷🇺 and Belarusian🇧🇾 brotherhood🤝👍👏
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  3. What were the main objectives of Prigozhin's mutiny, and which of them did he successfully achieve? I wonder how he'll be able to continue maintaining the 8000 'PMC' Wagner guys who followed him. Will Lukasheno be willing to pay them in a similar sense to Putin was before? It appears that Wagner's days as an 'independent' organisation are virtually over, most likely in Belarus but definitely in Russia. Did Prigozhin foolishly lose as a result of his whingeing and then mutiny, or did he win in some way we can't clearly see?
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  4. I can't imagine that Prigozhin truly believed he could easily get rid of Shoigu and Gerasimov or even coup d'état President Putin's entire government.
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  5.  @avus-kw2f213  ya, Lukashenko knows what he's doing.
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  6. Was Prigozhin paid by the West to carry out a coup d'état? Not even the ultra-nationalistic Russian bloc supported Prigozhin in his requests for being tougher during the Special Militäry Operation or using more ammunition, or in the hopes that he will make the Russian military tougher through his mutiny. That makes me believe that the West may have funded Prigozhin in his mutiny.
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  7. 32:00 This makes sense. I think the Wagner guys will be moved back to Äfricä to work in Russian interests there. They have little purpose in Belarus if they won't be supporting the Special Militäry Operation there. 8000 troops is a reasonable number to be relocated to various Äfricän countries.
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