Leo Gura

Maybe because it's one of the only interviews Putin has given to Western media since launching his war.

You could re-dose it 20 times in a row. But be careful. Monitor yourself for headaches or other health issues and discontinue use if you start feeling unwell. And also, be ware, that much 5-MeO-DMT will put you dangerously out of touch with material life.

Honestly, interviewing Putin is kinda terrifying. If you push him too hard and make a fool out of him, he might have you poisoned just to send a message. Imagine if you knew that I poisoned a half dozen forum members who acted out. You'd be real careful what you post.

New theory: Putin killed Navalny just to troll Trucker.

Ironically, there is no multipolarity allowed inside Russia. Only the Putin pole. Hence the bullshit of Duginism.

I predict Teal Swan will make predictions in 2025.

@Understander His monologues have always been brilliant. Cutting right through the bullshit. People like Tucker are grade A bullshit artists. And Jon Stewart is the antidote.

The curse of caring about truth.

Jon Stewart has not lost his touch.

I plan to test it out but haven't yet.

Do not feed Prussia Blue to your child without doctor supervision. There are dangers to using Prussian Blue, it is not as safe as DMSA or ALA. Find a good doctor who is into functional medicine and experienced with chelation protocols.

I said a long time ago that I would write a book about epistemology and metaphysics.

Good work!

If you compare Russia today to 1991, a lot of growth has happened.

Snowden is a nobody in Russia. He lives a simple life. We will never know the exact cause.

Good, good...

To the contrary. Daily meditation is a waste of time. Retreats is where results happen. Meditating for 4 hrs does nothing. Meditating for 100 hrs does something.

The alternative is very simple: not waging a war. Build up better defenses. You will need them anyway since more terrorists will be created by your actions.

No more complex than a flying bee. Making an flying bee AI would be much harder than a self-driving car.

Since the Stalin days anyone who looked at you wrong was considered a foreign agent in Russia. Nothing new in this. That paranoia is what resulted in the famous gulags and purges. Putin considers anyone who opposes his rule a foreign Western agent. Including the entire nation of Ukraine. Of course this is silly, since every nation has legit local opposition. That's otherwise known as democracy. Ta-da! But that does not compute in Putin's head.

There is an ancient Chinese saying: Don't use cannon to kill mosquito.

@DefinitelyNotARobot Putin isn't doing what I call conscious leadership, he is doing survival. He is a master at playing the Russian survival game. Russia isn't really developed enough for consciousness leadership to be viable. And the best proof of that is Navalny's murder. What most Russian's need is help meeting basic survival needs. Not Tier 2 fancy stuff.

There simply isn't a way to elimate every rat in a city. That objective fails to understand the nature of the beast. Imagine if you made it your goal to kill every rat in your city? You would drive yourself and everyone insane. Rats must be managed, not eliminated.

We know very well, since he couldn't even keep himself alive without power. The forces that killed him would be 50x stronger if he actually had power in Russia. The problem with Navalny is that he would never compromise with the corruption, which is necessary in a system as corrupt as Russia. You can't be squeaky clean inside such a system. Navalny was too clean. This is the problem with idealism. Your political ideas have to fit with the era and situation on the ground. Not how you hope things should be. Russia is a backwards place that is 50-100 years behind the West in development. Navalny was not sensitive enough to this reality. Putin is sensitive to that, which is why he's still alive and in charge. Putin understands how Russia actually is, not Western liberal fantasies. Western liberal fantasies will get you killed in a place like Russia. And that is not Russia's fault, that is your fault for playing with a hungry bear.