Commentary by Br. Alexis Bugnolo
It was clear to many from the start that Prigozhin’s rebellion was something the Globalists had not calculated on. The MSM Media world wide covered the events with total surprise and without any clear script to read from, which was a remarkable event in comparison with the last 4 years.
The dramatic end to the events of June 24, 2023, came at about dusk, Moscow Time, when after hours of negotiation by the President of Belarus with Prighozin, he agreed to accept permanent exile from Russia, in exchange for pardon for all his men, and the incorporation of Wagner PMC into the Russian Ministry of Defense.
This ending is even more surprising and has commentators everywhere scratching their heads. Some say that Prighozin did not have the manpower to take Moscow, yet there was no evidence of ground troops in any great numbers being deployed to defend it. Others, that Prigozhin only wanted reform inside the Ministry of Defense, and getting promises of that, saw that he had achieved what was best for his nation.
Is Prigozhin really the only selfless patriot in Russia?
The Role of the President of Belarus, Lukashenko, is also quite a surprise. He has serious problems with internal stability of his own nation, where just last week Russian Troops poured in to prevent a rebellion. He is not in a position to offer anything, and reports were that he had left the country just days ago. Where is he? and how did he get in contact with Prigozhin?
The actions of Vladimir Putin were also a surprise to many. He was clearly caught off guard, in that he first announced a public address to the nation and then fled Moscow to St. Petersburg, which is not really a strong point in the Russian National Defense grid. At the same time, his private plane attempted to enter Kazakstan, in an attempt evidently to get himself or family out of the country.
The deputy Prime Minister’s flight to Turkey to get out of the way was also a bizarre moment in the time line of events, because certainly he would not have done so without fearing for the worse.
So Prigozhin was in a very strong position. The speculation that his men could not take Moscow did not have much to go on. Clearly in Rostov-on-Don the populace had showed that the end of Russian rule was welcome, and when the Russian Federation forces reoccupied it, after the deal was made, the populace showed its disfavor.
https://twitter.com/CedricMas/status/1672857599606235137Dissent and dissatisfaction with the Putin regime was seen everywhere, as military base and police stations everywhere let Prigozhin’s force advance without resistance.
It is here, that I suspect the Rothschilds intervened. Their man Alexander Bortnikov, head of the FSB, opened the psychological profile on Prigozhin, and suggested a negotiation lead by the one man he would trust, Lukashenko, the president of Belarus.
https://twitter.com/igorsushko/status/1672812396426174466In the end, while Prigozhin — Putin’s former chef — has given up, he has achieved something which no one else had dared. He poked the power structure of the Vladimir Putin myth and found that it is all smoke.
And this means that this rebellion was not planned or intended by the Globalists, but was a major threat to their Narrative Control, since they are planning the defeat of Russia and certainly do not want a Military Dictator in the Kremlin.
We might just see other attempted coup d’etats in Russia in the coming months, as it is now evident to everyone, that if you refuse to negotiate, you will topple Putin.
As for all the actors involved, Putin, Prigozhin and Lukashenko, the number of their days has been weighed in the balance of the fates, by the events of this years Feast of St. John the Baptist.
Finally, there is a lesson to be learned from all of this: when you have the advantage on the Globalists, never, never, never listen to a “friend” who counsels you to surrender or negotiate.
https://twitter.com/igorsushko/status/1672761963842252800 https://twitter.com/putino/status/1672877304400302080
This may well prove to be a typical case of MASKIROVKA, the plan being to give the impression of a civil war in Russia in order to lure Ukraine into a hasty counter offensive in Donbas.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_military_deception
Well, honestly, I do not think the Ukrainian Defense Department is capable of doing anything hastily….
Exactly ! But that’s what the Russians hoped for.
Instead, I suppose Ukraine communicated with the American Secret Services to ask whether they were behind the Prigojine insurrection or not. And when they found out they weren’t, they wisely abstained from any offensive, suspecting a trap.
Plot twist: they are all friends and go to the same lodges. Just guessing.
They are all billionaires and Zelensky is not doing bad either.
It’s a puppet theater and civilians and youg(mostly) men are the victims.
Satan watches it smiling.
This is Jeff Nyquist’s take on what happened as of June 24th
“Here is my working theory. I am not saying this happened, just exploring some rich possibilities:
I suspect this was a “demonstration” by the Russian generals, using Prigozhin as a double blind proxy, to change what they saw as Putin’s disastrous course. And what course is that? Deployment of nukes to Belarus, and possibly an attack on NATO, or a negotiated peace of some kind that will get Russia out of this war.
The nuclear deployment to Belarussia, which may have already begun (though Russia has refused to say how many weapons are in Belarus if any), had a negative effect for Russia. It brought American strategic bombers to Sweden and the Baltic States. How does this nuclear standoff help Russian strategy? You do not start a war when your enemy’s bombers are easily deployed to nearby countries. This NATO deployment also put’s Belarus at risk, and Lukashenko has a delicate job if he is to beg off.
The negotiation in Turkey, between Lukashenko and Russian Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov, which took place today, was probably all about this — and not about some crazy mercenary trying to bum rush Moscow. The latter was done to scare Putin into listening to his associates (who have become tired of rubber-stamping Putin’s bad moves).
I believe Putin was forced to agree to certain terms by way of Prigozhin and Lukashenko and Russian generals who did not wish to be identified by name. My hypothesis is that Prigozhin was used as an attack dog who returned to his leash onced the job was finished (i.e., the negotiation). The dog is now retiring to Belarus, under the curious protection of Lukashenko (who manages to avoid absorption by Russia and perhaps sends the nukes back if they have arrived at all). Putin clearly did not hold the leash on this crazy dog (Prigozhin). Who did? We may reflect that Prigozhin’s public attacks on Defense Minister Shoigu and Gen. Gerasimov cannot be taken at face value, but rather as an alibi for this Defense ministry in this matter. Note: The Russian Defense Ministry did not raise a finger to stop Prigozhin as he siezed Rostov and blitzed north. No air strikes on the vulnerable columns of troops. No fortified outposts to bar their way. No ambuses from the roadside. The leash, however, was invisbily yanked with the same excuse at the end. “We want to prevent bloodshed.”
My theory is: Putin has been weakened. The generals have been strengthened. Let’s see how things play out from here.”
https://jrnyquist.blog/2023/06/24/the-mutiny-in-russia/#comments
I think this explanation of this is ludicrous, as if you want to get out of the war in Ukraine, it is not necessary to use nukes, it is only necessary to get out of the Ukraine and sign an armistice, in reverse order.