Putin's Relationship with Israel and Chabad
Yeah, you mentioned this. People who don't know, okay, you think,
"Oh, not Putin,"
but he fired one of his top advisors, I think, 'cause he was criticizing them?
Yeah, he did. One of the members of his national
security team, very important, he
called Chabad a neo, uh, a neo-pagan
Satanic cult. Which is right on the money.
Again, because if you trace back the spiritual
lineage, the founder, Schneur Zalman
of Liadi, he took his spiritual-
Mm-hmm
... dictation from the Baal Shem Tov, who had open discussions with Satan
as per their own traditions.
That's crazy.
The problem with most analysis about Russia, my brother, is
that people looked at
what happened between Vladimir Putin and a handful of Jewish
oligarchs, like Boris Berezovsky-
Which are almost all part of the tribe, right? All the oligarchs.
All of them.
The Russian mafia, head of the Russian mafia.
Look up who that-
All of them
... look up his, um-
Yep
... early life section.
Yep. It, well, it's, it's true. The chief rabbi, who we
were talking about a little
earlier, Berel Lazar, he's the chief rabbi of Russia, and
he admitted in a video several years ago that all of
Russia's Middle East decisions, quote-unquote Middle East decisions-
Mm-hmm
... they are first run through him-
Damn
... and coordinated with Israel.
Politically, Russia and Israel are very, very strong.
Everything that is happening in Syria, it's fully coordinated between Israel and
Russia. They're on the phone every single day.
The Ministry of Defense was in Israel around a month
ago. Was an amazing visit and very successful,
and there's, whatever Russia is doing today in the Middle East
is fully in
coordination with Israel.
Let me tell you,
number one,
Putin loves Israel,
and I heard this from him before he got to know Netanyahu.
He came here, he was invited to Israel when he
was deputy
mayor of St. Petersburg, at that time Leningrad.
He visited the country. He came back home, and he told his wife,
"We are taking a trip to Israel." And he said he took his family
and traveled
Israel from north to south, from
Metula till Beer Sheva,
to Eilat. He really went and saw everything.
And then Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky, who is currently the head of
Chabad, he openly admits that Vladimir Putin, he
saw himself as a Shabbos goy-
Yeah
... in his St. Petersburg neighborhood when he was a kid,
because he grew up around
a bunch of Yahud. And, uh, also, he viewed
himself
as a Chabadnik.
Putin did?
Putin did.
Wow.
So this is from Yehuda Krinsky's mouth.
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