Russia and Traditional Values

Globohomo shills are very worried about the Russian promotion of traditional values…

And they are trying to discredit this because a lot of Western conservatives are apparently taking the bait.

Tucker Carlson just gave his speech in Hungary where he warned that Washington hates Russia because it’s a Christian country. In July, during the Family Leadership conference in Iowa, Tucker Carlson also clashed with former Vice President Mike Pence over the issue of U.S. aid for Ukraine. While Pence and many other Republican presidential hopefuls support a tough stance toward Moscow, some American conservatives sympathize with Vladimir Putin because he purports to defend “traditional, moral and spiritual values.”

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Moscow’s efforts have yielded results. In February, for example, former National Security Advisor Lieutenant General (Ret.) Michael Flynn publicly praised Putin’s defense of “the family and God,” which Flynn called “strong values the West is destroying.”

Western rightoids are clearly idealizing Russia but Putin has done more to protect the Russian children from LGBT and protect the dignity and rights of religious people than any western politician. He has banned LGBT propaganda to children, and jailed the Pussy Riot for performing in a church.

Yet for all that Putin touts Russia as a model of traditional values, it’s anything but. As of 2020, Russia had one of the highest abortion rates globally (31.6%), far surpassing the European Union (11.4%) and United States (9%). Meanwhile, Moscow denies its citizens their God-given rights to freedom of speech and the press. That’s hardly something that should resonate with American conservatives.

Please provide link to Putin touting Russia as a model of traditional values. Russia is the most atheistic country ever, and the Russian THOTs kill their kids. This is a legacy of the USSR, much like alcoholism, and it will take long to undo. Is the author suggesting Putin bans Russian THOTs from killing their kids? Putin is benevolent to the ladies, in fact I would say he is a feminist. He understands the power of the female vote and knows well that all women care about is abortion, they want to kill their kids.

Please tell me, where in the Bible does it grant you the right to free speech? Late Iron Age authors of the Bible didn’t know anything about the press. Newspapers are an eighteenth century invention. Not to mention, American conservatives know very well that you have no free speech on the liberal controlled social media in America. So who is the author talking to?

Russia’s leaders epitomize hypocrisy. On July 19, Patriarch Kirill, head of the Russian Orthodox Church, urged the clergy to abandon “flashy and provocative luxury,” as a cleric’s lifestyle should not “demonstratively contrast with the way of life of the flock.” Yet this admonition apparently doesn’t apply to Kirill himself. He’s been seen sporting a $30,000 Breguet watch and luxuriating on a $4 million yacht and a $43 million Gulfstream G450 jet. A 2020 investigation linked him to multiple million-dollar properties.

Should the leader of the Church be a monk? The Pope has a custom made Papa mobile. Lives in the Vatican. Have you been to the Vatican, have you seen the quality of the buildings there? Papacies went bankrupt building that. Does the Pope fly economy class? No, he flies a chartered plane. Should I even mention Aga Khan? Why does the Russian Patriarch get this level of character assassination? He literally hasn’t done anything out of the ordinary.

Putin is perhaps the biggest hypocrite of all. He publicly advocates for preserving the nuclear family — yet while he was married to his first wife, he reportedly had an affair with Svetlana Krivonogikh, which is rumored to have resulted in the birth of a child. Later, he divorced his first wife for the Olympic gymnast Alina Kabaeva, whom he has not married and with whom he’s reportedly fathered multiple children— a fact he has sought to keep under wraps.

Putin is understandably very secretive about his personal life. And clearly, he is not really loyal to women in his life. He is a heterosexual male, and a heterosexual male of certain attractiveness walks through life having sex with multiple women. The virtuous man always takes care of the women in his life. You will hear about Putin cheating but you will never hear about his wife or children struggling.

Some fellow conservatives probably ask themselves how Putin, with his communist upbringing steeped in Marxist ideology that teaches that “religion is the opium of the masses,” would support the Church. For Putin, the Church is merely a mechanism for domestic and international manipulation. This has been a long tactic by Russia’s intelligence. In 2016, Putin signed “laws against sharing faith in homes, online, or anywhere but recognized church buildings.”

The author is trying to appeal to American Protestants for whom street preaching and a free market competition between religious groups is the norm, where quirky sects and spirituality are the norm. In Russia this does not fly. Again the author uses Russia’s Soviet past to bash Russia with.

Russia’s Patriarch Kirill, who was spying for the KGB in Switzerland not only supported Putin’s aggression in Ukraine but also blessed nuclear weapons. Even his predecessor, Patriarch Alexy II (the KGB code name ‘Drozdov’ (Thrush))was a KGB agent. In 2002, at the opening of a departmental church of the FSB, Patriarch Alexy II blessed the church’s opening.

Honestly, all religious leaders of any significance are agents of governments and always have been, unless they are governments themselves. The Ecumenical Patriarch is an agent of the CIA. And the aforementioned Aga Khan, the leader of the Ismailis, is an agent of the British. The Papacy was literally granted the Vatican by Il Duce. And Catholic clergy organized the flight of prominent Nazis to South America.

I don’t see why Western conservatives should support Ukraine? They didn’t ask for this. It is not their war. Bottom line, if you are against Putin, you support the globohomo, globohomo oppresses normal people in the West. It tries to feed homosexual and transsexual propaganda to children, it tries to teach critical race theory, it teaches women feminism. It spreads hatred towards everything straight, white, and male. So if you excuse me, rightoids don’t need to support the globohomo project in Ukraine, and should not give a damn if Putin puts a stop to it.

And while Russia is not a traditional country, you can live a traditional life there without being harassed by LGBT activism, and other culturally Marxist slop.

IDF Ought to Destroy Traditional Values

I kinda share Karlin’s opinion on religious obscurantism of the radical Islamists of Hezbollah. I kinda don’t like their asses. But Israel is kind of traditional as well. For instance, only religious marriage is called marriage in the Israeli legal code.

Traditional religion is superior from an evolutionary standpoint to the gay progressivism espoused by Karlin. In Israel, Orthodox Jews have more children than secular Pride celebrating faggots in Tel Aviv. So clearly, traditional values are winning even in Israel.

The future belongs to traditional values, and not childless cat ladies and big gay.

Village for Western Conservatives to be Built Outside Moscow

So the other day my mother sent me this article on RIA Novosti, their real estate section, about a village for American conservatives to be built outside Moscow…

For some times I keep hearing stories about Russian Germans making the move back to Russia to escape the wokeness, diversity, and decline but these guys are Russian speaking and often mixed with Russians and Ukrainians, and are of Russian culture…

UPD: while writing this, I found an article on Moskovskyi Komsomolets about German repatriating to Russia. (in Russian)

I personally always thought Russia could open its arms to other people that want to escape the decline. The image of Russia as underdeveloped should not hinder people because Russia has land and resources to grow.

The story about the village appeared in English on RT but accessing RT from the EU is near impossible, many providers suppress the links. But I found the same information at Newsweek.

RIA Novosti quoted Timur Beslangurov—a partner of VISTA Immigration law firm who assists foreign investors in obtaining residency and citizenship in Russia—as saying “about 200 families want to emigrate [to Russia] for ideological reasons.”

In total, Beslangurov said, tens of thousands of people with no ties to Russia want to move to the country.

The lawyer spoke about the planned project for conservative ex-pats at a legal forum in St. Petersburg, according to RIA Novosti, saying the regional government in Russia had approved plans for the village.

Beslangurov reportedly said traditional Catholics are among the 200 families from the United States and Canada that are looking to move to the Russian village because they “very strongly believe in the prophecy that Russia will remain the only Christian country in the world.”

Interesting prophecy, might investigate it. I have always been into religious phenomena, not that I believe in any of it.

No Russian officials have announced plans for the village, but Beslangurov said the Moscow region administration has signed off on the project. He also said the community will be financed by the relocating families.

As for why Westerners are seeking to relocate to Russia, Beslangurov cited the spread of progressive values.

“The reason is the propaganda of radical values: Today they have 70 genders, it is not known what will happen next. Many normal people emigrate, including considering Russia, but they face huge bureaucratic problems of Russian migration legislation,” he said.

George Ajjan, international political strategist, told Newsweek that if the report of the village is to be believed, Russia would likely not have too much trouble filling the village with conservatives.

PS: The article on Newsweek begins with a meaningless rant about Donald Trump, the quotes above are from the rest of their article. That’s a pretty crude propaganda technique. But still I am glad Newsweek published this, I wonder if any mainstream Czech media would dare write about it? If you find any mention in Czech media, post it in the comments.