PonyPanda on Nostr: Just watched the Putin x Tucker interview. Sorry if my remarks are all a bit stale at ...

Just watched the Putin x Tucker interview. Sorry if my remarks are all a bit stale at this point or if you heard the same thing from somebody else earlier.

People said that Putin was talking too much and that the history lesson was tedious and that it was some sort of L for Putin because he'd alienated Americans who don't care about 1000 years of Russian history. I think it's an L only if you assume that Putin wanted to win the approval of Americans. I think that the point of his verbose exposition WAS to alienate Americans and in particular, Tucker.

Putin knows very well what Tucker's deal is. Tucker is some sort of spook. That's why he made that jab at Tucker for not being accepted in the CIA. Tucker's dad was also a glownigger who worked for Voice of America, a media outlet made to incite regime change in foreign countries. I think it's silly that people were asking what the point of Putin's history lesson was when they should have been asking, why Tucker was having that interview to begin with.

Tucker's in with Claremont and Yoram Hazony and that whole "national conservatism" crowd. Tucker goes around fluffing populist right-wing leaders like Viktor Orban, Javier Milei and Bukele all of whom are massive zionists. I think that Tucker was there to court Putin in some way because Putin's also a populist right-wing leader. That interview was probably supposed to lead into more engagement with western media and "warm" Putin to initiating dialogue with America or something. Maybe Tucker was going to get in Putin's ear after the recording to tell him that he knows a bunch of people in DC who love him and that Putin could really make headway with America. I imagine that's what happened when Bill Gates went to China which lead to Blinken getting a meeting with Wang Yi.

Like I said, I think the dense exposition Putin gave was there to intenionally alienate Americans. It was there to show them that Russia's history mogs America's by almost a millennium and that any Americans confused by Putin should appreciate that Russia's considerations are way more nuanced because of it's longer history. So don't get the idea that you will ever understand the mysterious Russian soul just because NOW you're getting sick of trannies and migrants.

And following from that, Putin went into equally autistic detail discussing the burgeoning relationship between Russia and China. How solid that friendship is and how it's all backed up by complimentary trade, geography and mature diplomacy. He was really making a statement with how much he loves China. And I get it because I like to make a statement when I proclaim how much I love China because I know it's upsetting all the right people.

Like I said earlier, Putin knows that Tucker is a glownigger. He knows the shit he has on his shows. Just a few days ago he interviewed that kike, Bret Weinstein to go on a one hour long "China bad" screed. Putin's not about that. But for some reason, there are retards in the west that are somehow pro-Russia but anti-China. It makes no sense whatsoever and Putin dispelled any notion that Russia would ever compromise the good relationship it has with China to be friends with the west. Especially after Putin recounted all the times he tried to reach accord with the west only to be spat on.

A lot of people were trashing Putin because he sperged on about denazification and all the old "Nazi bad" shit. People were thinking that he was saying that for his Russian audience or that he actually believes in all the Naziphobic bullshit. I think that the more likely explanation is that he's actually saying this for the sake of Ukraine. Whether Ukraine tries to negotiate peace early or if Ukraine collapses in a coup... the myth of Nazis everywhere gives Ukraine an off-ramp and allows them to still reconcile with Russia. "Ha ha. Yeah... sorry about all that "Smert Moskal" nonsense, It was those damn Nazis that were running the show and they were just getting everyone saying the darndest things. But they're gone and never coming back. We're all Russians now!"