The Vicious Vladimir Putin Is a Disgusting Antisemite Who Is Helping Hamas
The Vicious Vladimir Putin Is a Disgusting Antisemite Who Is Helping Hamas
The KGB-trained thug is committing genocide against the Ukrainian people and supporting the Islamists' genocidal efforts against the Jewish people
This is the 4th installment of the new “Axis of Genocide” series at this Zionist Substack, the successor to the “Antisemitism and Culture” series which can be read in two 30-essay collections here and here.
This new series will document and analyze the antisemitic genocidal war waged against Israel by the Hamas terrorist group and its primary supporter, the Islamic regime in Iran. The accomplices in this attempt at a second Holocaust — Vladimir Putin’s criminal-gangster state in Russia and the authoritarian regime in China — will also come in for scrutiny and loud condemnation, as will the non-state actors supporting them, particularly the international Muslim Brotherhood propaganda network, and radical activists of both the far left and the far right. You can find a list of previous installments at the end of this post. Thank you for your support.
In this series’ previous installment I made a common error that probably about 99.99% of people would make too: I described Elon Musk as the world’s wealthiest man.
In reality, he’s the world’s wealthiest man whose assets we can verify. Who is more likely the real wealthiest man in the world be? He’s the head of a criminal gang which masquerades as a state. He’s responsible for untold numbers of deaths in his wars of conquest and assassinations of his enemies. He’s locked up journalists in prison, including Evan Gershkovich, a Jewish-American Wall Street Journal correspondent.
Vladimir Putin is very much an antisemite for the same reason as Musk. Not what he says, but what he does. Putin chooses to use the power vested in the regime he controls to support Hamas. And further, apart from this conflict, Putin’s propagandists have followed in the longstanding Russian disinformation tradition. Just as Czarist Russia - where the Protocols of the Elders of Zion was fabricated — and the Soviet Union spread conspiratorial antisemitic hate in their disinformation, so too does Russia today. In fact, much of it even shows up on a state-controlled TV station called Russia Today:
Well, the Simon Wiesenthal Center has demanded that Russia Today publicly apologize for a video that aired on its channel, which the Center said was "eight minutes of raw Jew-hatred and unambiguous group defamation." The video, made by an Australian media company, purports to rap its way through the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, in the process marshalling quite a few classic anti-Semitic stereotypes.
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In response, Russia Today said that it had no role in the production of the video and simply had beamed it across the universe, unchecked. Then it accused the Simon Wiesenthal Center of anti-Semitism.
But let’s focus for today on what Putin has chosen to do regarding Hamas’ Oct. 7 terror attack against the Jewish state.
First, at the United Nations National Security council, Russia joined with China, its ally in the Axis of Genocide, to veto efforts for the passage of a resolution condemning Hamas.
Second, Russia hosted Hamas members on Oct. 26. which Israel described as “an act of support of terrorism.”
Third, Russia has denied that Hamas’s attack inspired antisemitic violence in its borders. After rioters stormed the Dagestan airport, Putin’s Russia called it the “West’s attempts to use the events in the Middle East to split Russian society.”
Fourth, Russia’s UN representative has flat-out said that Israel does not have a right to defend itself. Ambassador Vasily Nebenzya said that Western countries were being hypocritical “about Israel’s alleged right for self-defense, which, as an occupying state, it does not have.”
Apart from hatred of Jews, what else could be motivating Putin’s actions here? Perhaps much the same that inspired Hamas’s attack: derailing the peace efforts between Israel and Saudi Arabia.
“There is no validated evidence for a direct involvement but there are several reasons to suspect at least Russia’s imprint or its part in the chain of events leading to the attack,” said Joseph Rozen, a geopolitical strategist and a contributing writer to the Jerusalem-based Misgav—The Institute for National Security and Zionist Strategy.
“For years, the leaders of Hamas were warmly welcomed in Moscow by high-rank officials, receiving political support and training,” he said.
“Not surprisingly, Hamas thanked Russia for its support after the horrendous Oct. 7 attacks. In a video taken by Hamas terrorists showing the infiltration to Israel, there are clear calls in Russian by one or two terrorists,” Rozen said.
“Saudi-Israeli normalization practically puts an end to the century-old Arab-Israeli conflict in its classic forms and also removes many obstacles to the formation of an alliance between the United States, Israel and the countries of the Saudi bloc,” the professor explained.
“That would pose a serious challenge to the interests of Russia, Iran and China in the region,” Khanin said.
See how this works?
In order for Putin to maintain power he must exacerbate antisemitism globally to try and keep Muslims and Jews fighting each other. If Saudi Arabia and Israel were to make peace and begin full-fledged economic and defense collaborations with the United States then that would seriously threaten Putin’s power as he pursues his goal of reconstituting the Soviet Union. Saudi-Israeli peace would further be a huge blow to Putin’s allies in the Axis of Genocide, Iran and China.
Russia’s current “strongman” is playing the same game as previous rulers in that cold wasteland: blame the Jews and worship death.
The previous pieces in the “Axis of Genocide” series:
Click here to read Volume 1 of the “Antisemitism and Culture” series and volume 2 here. Ten of the most important installments from this series for better understanding this Substack’s approach to fighting hate include:
7 Reasons This Christian Hippie Became a Zealot Against Jew Hatred
2 Numbers Which Reveal the Overwhelming Level of Human Devastation Wrought by the Holocaust
7 Great Counterculture Authors Who Inspire My Writing and Zionist Activism
How to Revive King & Heschel's Black & Jewish Anti-Racism Prophetic-Activist Partnership
Putin has every reason to want to stoke the conflicts in the middle east and have America spread thin in sending military aid. He wants to outlast the US/Western opposition to his invasion of Ukraine. Since the US/West have liberal democracies and freedom of the press he thinks that America, a country in a much better material position than Russia will tire of sending aid to Ukraine.
The thing is, he could be right. It's entirely up to the American people. It the American people vote for and support politicians that are unwilling to aid Ukraine then Putin will probably get his way. He will win.
Putin exploits weak US military responses. Any vacuum in leadership that the US has Putin sweeps into.
He funds Venezuela and their horrible failed state. He funds Assad and is solely responsible for Assad remaining in power due to his intervention. He supports Iran and vicariously Iran's geopolitical aims.
While Putin may be able to play chess pretty well against the West he has cornered himself when it comes to China. Russia needs it's relationship with China more than the other way around. After isolating himself from the West he needs to have China open to Russian exports. This means that over time unless there is a complete 180 in Russian or Chinese policy Russia ends up becoming essentially a subordinate of China.
What I find when I look into countries like Russia/China/Iran is that there is this nationalist pride and internal belief that they will end up as some great glorious state that is filled with hubris and is quite dumb and actually against the interests of even their own people. This throws people in the US and in the west off-guard. People think there is some great long term plan or some sort of intelligence behind these countries maneuvering when at the bottom of it all is quite frankly just mindless and crass worldviews. That cannot possibly lead to their or anyone's betterment.
This shouldn't be taken lightly though. Look at the worldview of the Nazis, it was bafflingly dumb, their aims even more idiotic and unrealistic. It doesn't matter how dumb the Nazis or Imperial Japanese or whomever in WWII were they still are responsible for the deaths of millions.