WHY PUTIN WILL BE OUT OF THE DOOR SOON?

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Vladimir Putin is on the way out of the office. This is it’s close to being official!

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23 thoughts on “WHY PUTIN WILL BE OUT OF THE DOOR SOON?”

  3. Putin's Russia as outlined by Mr K. cannot expect to hold firm for much longer with the current self-inflicted upheaval (the invasion of Ukraine and slow motion defeat of the Russian army). Like the collapse of the Soviet Union thirty years ago, the collapse of Russia is inevitable.

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  5. Like Hitler in 1945. He also gave orders which nobody listen to anymore while his generals around him were looking for an alternative. And few months later he was gone.

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  6. You want NATO, USA and friends to swarm onto Ukraine and then into your country? America and England especially want regime change and put in their own chosen leader….the west wants your stuff! I’m an American 8:38 who can tell you this: we’ve heard nothing but negative propaganda about Russia forever. Russia bad, always something bad about Russia. Russia was going to bomb us..only they didn’t. The west LOVES what Putin did! America gets to have another war somewhere else. They don’t care about Ukraine. They want to crush your country, all of you with it, and syphon off your resources. You don’t actually believe the collective west is your friend?

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  8. Konstantin, thank you for your courage and clarity. I am from South Africa and I hang my head in shame to be part of the clown show between SA and Russia. What a farce concocted between stupid bullies. Keep up the good work. Victory to Ukraine and freedom to the Russian people. However, for SA I have little hope – only abunch of incompetants who doesn't know how to manage a country.

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  9. I am suprised that the mega rich in Russia have not had him elimated all ready. Money talks and Putin has become a very expensive liability to Russia's wealth. Every second he is in power is costing a lot of people millions of dollars.

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  10. KONSTANTIN ❤❤❤❤❤ What about private lawyers? If I want to protest against the increase of the pension increase, I would go to the Parliament with my lawyer to visit the offices of the politicians who passed this law. I would have a document with signatures of every older agreeable citizen I could organize . Then I would present this document to the politician who represents our area. Next I would visit the offices of the party of my representative with copies of the same document. ❤❤secondly I would visit the offices at my local level, state level and national level in charge of granting a protest request. After this trip I would go back home and wait for reactions. ❤❤❤ thirdly I would prepare to visit the newspapers wil th information on what actions and. Results had happened until the time of my visit to the newspapers. ❤❤❤❤ I would return to the capital’s Ministry of the interior with a second request , or a third request for permission to protest under all published requirements. What would be thie harm of this storyline as I have described?

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  11. My two questions are:
    (1) how long will the rank and file army and navy soldiers and sailors remain loyal?
    (2). How long will the families of the quarter million casualties take to push back as they did during the Afghanistan debacle?
    (3). How long will the economy take to crash for the one hundred million?

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  12. Thank you for the insight you bring. Putin was thought to be a tough, effective leader not a sick weakling who was so busy looting his country he forgot to take care of his people and at least his army. He made a colossal blunder although he was warned of the consequences of his foolish war. The US and the west assumed that Russia was doing well enough to want to protect their economic gains. I hope your predictions come true.

    I don’t understand the fear of NATO. If NATO had wanted to attack Russia the best time to do that it would have been when the USSR fell apart. That event was followed by a coup attempt. Wouldn’t that have been a more opportune time to take advantage of chaos? Putin did the one thing that all nations won’t support. NATO came about because of USSR expansionism. I doubt any agreement to end the war will succeed while Putin is in power.

    If Putin is toppled he can be left to the international court where he’s wanted for war crimes. I’m very sorry for innocent Ukrainians and the Russian conscripts who are dying in a war they didn’t make.

    I don’t understand how Russians put up with the oppression and general incompetence of their gov. Despite the crazies in the US gov we usually manage to elect people to a gov that is as close to anarchy as possible.

    I’m an American and not living free to me is difficult to imagine.

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  19. You have a better feel as to what happens with Putin than I could ever possibly have. But, imagine he that would replace him? I then feel that the war in Ukraine will be thrust to very dangerous levels for Ukraine and the world. If you look at the spiritual element, it really gets scary. Consider Ephesians 6:12 "For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this world's darkness, and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms'. Thus, Ezekiel 39 comes into play and MUST be understood. "Therefore, thou son of man, prophesy against Gog, and say, Thus saith the Lord GOD; Behold, I am against thee, O Gog, the chief prince of Meshech and Tubal". This war is spiritual and will not be resolved by the acts of men.

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