Comments by "Dustin Hamabata" (@dustinhamabata902) on "Econ Lessons"
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We may see new nations break free of the Russian empire: Smolensk, Belgorod, Tatarstan, Chechnya, Baluchistan.
and all that nations that Russia has stolen from: Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Czechia, Ukraine, Georgia, khazakstan, Turkmen, Uzbek,Tajikistan, China and Japan,
Can take back what is theirs.
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A look into Putin's Brain and why Russia is no friend to USA:
Alexander Dugin, a prominent Russian political philosopher and ideologue, holds a deeply critical and antagonistic view of the United States,
In his influential 1997 book, Foundations of Geopolitics, Dugin articulates a strategy for undermining U.S. dominance, advocating for Russia to sow division within American society by encouraging separatism, ethnic conflicts, and social unrest. He believes that destabilizing the U.S. internally would weaken its ability to project power globally, thereby allowing Russia to assert its influence over Eurasia. This perspective aligns with his broader rejection of Western hegemony, which he sees as an existential threat to Russia’s identity and sovereignty. He has famously declared that “the American empire should be destroyed,” a statement reflecting his belief that the U.S. represents a materialistic, soulless civilization that must be dismantled for a new, Russia-led order to emerge.
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Get ready Mark, after some digging, I discovered the mystery of Putin's ancestory:
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin was born in Leningrad on October 7, 1952, to a modest family—or so the world believed. But hidden beneath the carefully crafted narrative of his upbringing was a lineage that stretched back to the early 20th century, to the frozen nights of St. Petersburg when the Romanov dynasty teetered on the edge of collapse. Putin's great-grandmother, a quiet seamstress named Anna, had been one of Rasputin's most devoted followers. She had borne a child in secret, a daughter named Maria, sired by Rasputin himself during one of his infamous "gatherings." The child was raised in obscurity, her true parentage known only to a handful of loyalists who feared the consequences of revealing such a truth during the Bolshevik upheaval. Maria is Putin's grandmother.
The blood of Rasputin coursed through Putin's veins, a fact he discovered in his early twenties while serving as a young officer in the KGB. An old dossier, buried in the archives of the Lubyanka, hinted at his ancestry through cryptic references to "the mystic's seed" and a lineage that had been watched closely by Soviet intelligence. At first, Putin dismissed it as a relic of paranoia, but as he rose through the ranks, strange occurrences began to haunt him—visions in his dreams of snowy forests and a bearded man with piercing eyes, whispering in a language he could not understand but somehow felt in his bones.
Putin will forever keep his lineage a secret because Rasputin his great-grandfather caused the collapse of the Russian Empire that RasPutin IV is attempting to rebuild.
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