Doc Holiday agrees:
"Why Putin is in his prime."
Posted on 05/19/2022 7:51:12 AM PDT by marcusmaximus
VLADIMIR Putin appeared to retch and splutter through a televised meeting today - sparking fresh fears for his health after claims he's being treated for cancer.
The Russian president's face looked bloated as he gripped the table in front of him during talks with Sergey Chemezov, head of state-owned defence giant Rostec.
Putin, 69, sat opposite Chemezov - an ally since their KGB days in the 1980s - amid rumours he is being treated for cancer.
He seemed to retch several times and struggle to speak throughout the clip released by Russian state TV.
It is the latest appearance by Putin to spark speculation about his health since the start of the war in Ukraine.
Kremlin insiders have claimed that he may have cancer, which could explain his recent bloated appearance and erratic behaviour.
Yesterday, it was reported that Putin had emergency surgery to drain fluid from his abdomen.
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Stalin poisoned Lenin, Khrushchev finished off Stalin with a pillow...
Totalitarian governments and totalitarian wannabee parties aren't nice people. That said, at first I wondered if Putin had been poisoned too...
It’s all damned poison.
Khrushchev, a Ukrainian, railed against Stalin's lifelong brutality before the Duma in 1956.
"In all, about one-third of the Communist Party’s 3 million members were purged"
https://www.history.com/topics/russia/great-purge
Khrushchev was not Ukrainian, he was Stalin’s boss in Ukraine.
Doc Holiday agrees:
"Why Putin is in his prime."
No he didnt retch.
No he was not Short of Breath
He was sitting as awkwardly placed.
"Khrushchev wasn't born in Ukraine, he was born in the Kalinovka village in the Kursk region, Russia. That said, it just about a couple of miles from the Ukrainian border"
--Quora
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