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So the Viking connection to Russia is something I remember reading about many years ago. And the recollection is now dim. I'm going to try to relocate what I read. That said, the "pre-history" of us all is something we may never know--or be told. Sort of like who were the Ten Tribes of Israel (who may just be fake--or maybe not?). Or Atlantis. Or Tartaria. Fomenko said 1000 years were added to history, called the Dark Ages. What to make of this? We all suspect that official history is basically fiction. who has the truth?

More narrowly, this new piece from Off-G I thought was very cogent in positioning Putin in the New World Order. Of course, this is close to my own view, but the juxtaposition of Putin's continual alliance with the NWO but against US imperialism is the key focus. I would suggest that US imperialism is going to result in the final collapse of the US, and the sanctions on Russia are the key modality to bring that about, as the dollar reserve currency status is now directly threatened. Once that goes, the US falls off a cliff and inflation goes Weimar. Putin seems to be a player here to help bring that about, notwithstanding the apparent facts on the ground. We'll see how this plays out, but herewith the article. It is not long, but very cogent:

https://off-guardian.org/2022/03/19/is-russia-really-fighting-globalism-in-ukraine/

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I agree that history is ever present. But I also think its influence on a person is based on proximity in space, time, and culture. The history described above seems to be highly localized in that sense. To me, this comes down to the singular question, “does this advance or hinder the WEF agenda?” It’s not clear to me yet. The way things are going, I still waffle. I hate to be in the position of hoping Putin is like Darth Vader saving Luke (humanity) from the clutches of the emperor. But if he’s only a storm trooper, we’re all screwed.

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