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1. 

   @wanungara2

   March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

   Cult leaders are at their most dangerous when they capture a nation state.. like Putin has

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2. 

   @altarique123

   March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

   everything began in crimea and everything will end in crimea and Ukraine 🇺🇦 will win the war . Love 💕 from Buffalo New York USA 🇺🇸.

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   @bluegold1026

   March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

   What will it take for Putin to be ousted from power?? I see no peaceful solution to this war in Ukraine otherwise.

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   @blackmage-89

   March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

   What a clown Salvini.

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   @DrewC36

   March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

   Is the Italian politician wearing a jacket with 10+different product placements? Yeah that doesn’t seem sketchy…

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   @AlekWheeler

   March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

   You know that old saying, “TV rots your brain”?
   Apparently, it rots it to the point where propaganda is just alternative facts.

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   @aKariRocks

   March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

   Now he’s a cult leader xD. Your slandering knows no bounds . When America does it , it’s patriotism when Russia does it it’s a cult . Pick y’all’s struggle

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   @mattizilla9582

   March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

   I watched your content because, for the most part, your videos weren’t partisan

   Clearly, this has changed now you have sponsors

   Nigel Farage is not a Putin cheerleader as you suggest
   He has denounced Putin several times, and it’s not particularly hard to find them here on YouTube

   This particular part of this particular video has eroded credibility

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   @frankcoates4609

   March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

   Murder cult

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10. 

    @antiheroz3056

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    Trump saying he's smart is not the same as aligning with Putin

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11. 

    @mrboiardo1176

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    That clip of Matteo Salvini tho

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12. 

    @FlagAnthem

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    Evil narcissist ruler
    With a thing for Zs

    Emperor Zurg?

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13. 

    @sammyjimsmith6100

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    We see this censorship and stifling of free speech together with new laws to restict independent thought creeping into western society, notably Canada. Government commisions being set up to decide what can be thought and said are being set up in Canada and the Us.

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    @annadess

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    I know your thoughts are "Wow, what an awful human being",
    your country's politicians are probably jealously looking at him: "Wow, I need to learn his tactics, my career would be so much easier!"
    every leader would try to be Putin if they could, and as we saw with people like Orbán for example, many do follow his example and they're rewarded with playing politics on easy mode

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    @miniaturejayhawk8702

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    Every long-term ruler will need to have a strong, almost cult-like, support base. Otherwise even the smallest crisis will manage to easily kick them out of office.

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    @mnmj

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    Is that a Shure SM7B microphone?

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17. 

    @Theindiananimefan681

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    Russian people have to say yes to state owned polls becuase if they don't they get 15 years of jail. Its not that they want to say yes its that they have to. Its not only the ukrainians its also the russians suffering.

    I am actually pro russian since i am indian and russia is a very good friend of india historically i dont support the russian army's genocides towards the ukrainian people tho. Please dont send hate to me.

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18. 

    @MegaKapo12

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    Machiaveli template.

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19. 

    @LilBigNasty

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    This was interesting to a point, but got a little strange when listing foreign leaders around the world who "admire Putin." I don't know every one of their records, but the majority of them are factually not admirers of Putin. They are instead on record mostly bad-mouthing the guy and suggesting a wary level of trust, being just polite enough to still attempt diplomacy while somewhat forced with no other options. It's not like they have a second leader to talk to.

    Trump for example pretty much thought the guy was a weasel, only Trump's opponents here in the US making up a bunch of stuff insinuating his closeness with Russia. Why would a guy like Trump be anyway? Russia is ridiculously anti-capitalist, whereas Trump is like a mega-capitalist. There's actually more indication Putin admired Trump than the other way around with Putin being a wannabe rich guy who had to use corruption to ever live that life, but Trump having gotten there through sheer business acumen seemed to look back at the guy like he's a little snake. Think: would Putin be more likely to read Trump's book on the art of deals, or Trump to read Putin's? What could Putin ever tell Trump that could be teachable to the man? If you know know anything, and if can glean anything from their postures when they did meet, you could tell Trump was the dominant figure, seeming too above Putin in his self-image to "admire" the guy as Putin went nervously slinking around him acting as the more obvious imposter and simple beurocrat of a leader. Same with Farage and probably the rest. It may even be a different kind of character/ego flaw on Trump's part, but can you honestly ever imagine him admiring someone like Putin? Why would he? What would he latch onto? None of the "strong man/big man/cool guy" stuff about Putin is even real, only an act, and you think shark-like businessman Trump wouldn't notice that immediately, let alone admire that, let alone admire much else other than his own self-determined things in life? Just think about what you say, or have said and are insinuating. It's total nonsense, just as guilty as tying cult-like narrative knots as you are attempting to jab at inner rivals of only your own as well as at outer ones for whom almost anyone can make bad associations, rather too conveniently, and so it's trying to hit two birds with one stone while throwing that stone in a glass house.

    It doesn't make any sense that they would ever get along, but there are also narratives from little political cults here in the West not so different than Russia currently where these types of false stories come from, and which people believe and spread with faith rather than real confirmation. It's slander spread on the faith it must be true as it matches the feelings given by maintaining loyalty to one's current world-view, the exact same root of the same problem just happening in another population. It's that root itself which would be better addressed, left or right, though in this example probably the left as it is notable every individual listed as "admiring Putin" was right-leaning, but has never shown any meaningful proof that they actually do admire him in a direct or personal way at any point in their lives, actually, and with Russia having so much government control over private enterprise, basically no fully private business, it is an extremely left-leaning country. Why would right-wingers from the West admire anything from such a left-leaning country in its basic structure? It is rather more logical to find leftists from the West trying to distance themselves from it while confusing the public by ascribing their enemies as having the real admiration for it when they don't even admire it a little bit, because Russia is what a real leftist country looks like in actual practice when the truth about how their policies don't work outside of theory and in the physical universe with real humans comes crashing to the fore, then force, censorship, false narratives and cult-like behavior takes hold in a desperate attempt to compensate and keep their ways going, leftism being essentially guaranteed to turn into fascism every time it is followed for long enough, taking miles whenever given an inch, in stark contrast to those whose self-assurance is such that they only wish to conserve an ancient, wild, and natural human freedom according to natural law where skill and personal effort lifts oneself, one at a time and determined inwardly, individually from surviving to thriving, the rising tide from this only then hopefully helping to "lift all ships."

    Why would any right-winger anywhere of a capitalist bent ever admire Putin, Russia, or any country that drags its people around this way and that like a herd needing to be shepherded? Love of his appearance of having big money? That's not capitalist unless you're simple-minded. It's love of letting individuals do their thing in a game without directive, more like. Leftists and anti-capitalists on the other hand are all about herding people, sheltering them to their ultimate detriment and confusion, and giving directives for how to behave that are meant to replace their personal thought. Leftism is what wants you to stay a "good boy" or "good girl" (or just good thing in some extreme cases), rather than a "successful you." It is those types who create a modern Russia whatever their surface label happens to be, whatever they might chameleon themselves as to appear elsewise during their takeover. It's the action/practice that counts, not stories, though I agree most Western leftists are still probably more jealous and resenting of Putin than truly admiring of him, fellow snakes and weak, ugly, poor characters so alike to him that they are. In the end, even when you try to sneak your ridiculous agenda through something you believe we can all see as a common enemy, those who can think clearly and for themselves, and who can question information or find how yours doesn't match the bigger picture will always see right through you instead, and figure you are no better than Putin and the current Russia. All of you everywhere are all equally enemies of what it means to be human.

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    @maximpopov8651

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    Contemporary Russia is the deadliest mix of fundamentaist orthodox church, far-right ethnic nationalism and communist totalitarian stalinism…

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    @barackclinton568

    March 2, 2024 at 4:48 am

    You referred to Trump and Tucker carlson as 'people'. As an American I can tell you neither of them qualifies as human.

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