Putin is asked to compare Trump to Biden

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President Biden is a career man who has spent virtually his entire adult life in politics.

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Honestly, this is more informed in regards to Biden than most people who voted for him.

Is this why Biden won’t do an interview with Putin?

That's about as nice and diplomatic as you can be to Biden.

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NBC will cut and splice that interview to make Biden look as good as possible

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I mean, you can watch it right now. It seems as if Putin doesn't give a frick about Biden. What he said about Biden is meaningless. Career politician I consider to be an insult.

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I like Desantis but if you think the media will not do the same to him you have to be naive. They will make Desantis look mean, unhinged, racist, womanizer, etc.

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Here's the main difference between DeSantis and Trump: DeSantis doesn't shoot himself in the foot. I can't of a single frick up DeSantis has done so far. Trump fricks up all the time. From not attacking Kamala nearly as much as he should have (he should have attacked her more than Biden at least leading up to the NYP story), to dumb fricking tweets, to not firing career whores and even hiring them in the first place, to breaking bread with Big Tech when he should have destroyed them when he had the power, etc.

There's no way in hell DeSantis would have put forth that first debate performance against Biden, which is where I think Trump lost the election is on that stage where he just came across as an annoying a-hole.

This exactly. Unforced errors are just so much worse.

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Trump was his puppet

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There’s “not a smidgen” of evidence for this.

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Well...Trump was his puppet.

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Dang. You really think that? Stop watching what the MSM are saying and look at who’s policy’s are puppet-like.

The expanded transcripts of Oliver Stone’s infamous television interview with Putin offers a much needed antidote to the official State Propaganda we are fed daily by the MSM about Putin and Russia. So are these series of interviews a form of propaganda?

Certainly no more than the one-side portrayal of Putin by the Mockingbird Media in our own country. I highly recommend this book for anyone with an IQ above room temperature who correctly realizes that the American media industrial complex is a wholly owned subsidiary of our nation’s Deep State.

Whatever your opinion of Putin or Russia, Putin is an astute commentator on geopolitics. Putin indeed hits the nail on the head when discussing the disastrous outcomes that have followed the systematic targeting of the secularist rulers in the Middle East by the permanently entrenched (i.e. “bipartisan”) ruling regime in Washington:




Stone: Can you describe why you sent troops to Syria and what your objective was? Give us a little history of that and where you are now?

Putin: Well, it’s very easy to explain. We see what has happened in certain countries of the region. I refer in particular to Iraq and to Libya. As to President el-Sisi of Egypt, the same thing did not happen in Egypt. Other countries are also in a difficult situation. But in Libya and in Iraq, a tragedy has transpired. And that has happened due to the forceful ousting of the current regimes. These regimes were destroyed—they were not simply ousted from power—the leadership was eliminated. And we don’t want the same thing to happen in Syria, otherwise the whole region is going to be plunged into chaos. Moreover, if the same thing that happened in Libya happens in Syria, the position of radical organizations, terrorist organizations, are going to be solidified in a great manner. Right now they’re very strong because they control a vast part of the oil that is being extracted in that region.

Stone: Who’s “they?” Terrorists?

Putin: Terrorists, yes. So they sell museum artifacts, cultural artifacts, and they also receive aid from abroad and they have grown very powerful. And we should prevent them from getting even stronger. Because they are trying to create a Caliphate from southern Europe extending to Central Asia.

Stone: Can we go back and discuss briefly the mistakes that Assad made?

Putin: I don’t think it is my place to discuss mistakes committed by heads of state and governments—my colleagues, my counterparts. But despite these mistakes that he made, the situation in Syria wouldn’t be like it is today if there had been no interference from outside. And we hear that President Assad is in conflict with his own people, this is not the whole truth. We know what ISIS says—there are so many mercenaries in it. And those are not citizens of Syria.