43 Why I can't help but trust Putin | Watch how he walks. His right hand never moves. It's because he spent decades as a KGB spy ready to draw a pistol at a drop of a hat. He understands guns and he knows a silver spoon won't help you in being the faster draw. (media.greatawakening.win) posted 4 years ago by sleepydude 4 years ago by sleepydude +43 / -0 14 comments share 14 comments share save hide report block hide replies
I like Putin and believe he is an ally in this war.
I also have to wonder what the common people of Russia think of him. I've never seen anything one way or an other about their relationship with him.
remember the soccer ball handoff to DJT .../?
https://youtu.be/nHHbBJENSy4
I’m hopeful that he’s a white hat (or at least turned into one out of necessity), but the jury is still out.
The Ball is in your court!!
Plus, he is also trying to rid Russia of the central banks.
So, my SIL is from Russia and was/is a commoner. Putin is well-loved according to her.
I'd trust this guy more than anyone who was at the G7.
No. i am not a traitor, because yes, we have no legit leader.
Why is that important? All he needs is a shotgun to blast a couple warning shots, right?
Dude looking like he’s about to rush B solo.
As Russians always do!
Trust him.
Don't trust the Queen and Francis.
Don't trust me.
Trust God Almighty
LOL. It's because he spent decades as a KGB spy ready to draw a pistol at a drop of a hat.
I read that somewhere too, but it sounds like one of the invented stories that get legs, and everyone starts using it.
For that to make sense, it seem like he would have to have a gun strapped to his leg like a gunslinger.
It is definitely coming from his KGB training. And I think he deliberately kept this walk as it projects confidence.
I hear Reservoir Dogs music playing.