Mark Levin: What are Putin's intentions?

Mark Levin Youtube ^ | Mar 27. 2022 | Mark Levin

[DannyTN]

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[rbmillerjr]

Levin hits the nailhead again.

Putin told us his delusional intentions long ago.

Leftist didn’t believe him. Surrender monkeys support him on FR. A loud minority that is.

[Socon-Econ]

There are aging but still influential Republicans who see Putin as a closet communist whose goal is to re-establish the old USSR. If he is not, we have no reason to get involved in the Ukraine.
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Is there a think tank out there that is bold enough to investigate this — by examining what Putin has actually been saying and doing concerning communism, rather parroting Democrat assertions that Putin kills babies?

[BenLurkin]

Question: What are Putin's intentions?

Answer: Novorossiya

[DannyTN]

Putin also said that he had no intention of invading even as he was amassing troops.

Why should we listen to those 6 demands when he told us clearly both in the paper Levin is referring to and again in a speech shortly after the invasion began that he intends to make Ukraine and other countries part of Russia.

Those demands are a pretext to justify the war, nothing more. Demilitarization??? Trust us, we won’t invade!!! Oh and no alliances that could help you defend yourself if we do invade?? And give up your claim to the land we’ve already taken from you plus the rest of the land in those regions that we haven’t yet taken from you??

[DannyTN]

Going to be honest here, ever since Mr. Levin seemingly backed RINO GrahmaIdiot’s call for the assassination of Putin, I am leery of some things concerning Mr. Levin especially concerning Russia-Ukraine war/conflict.

Ever since there are 3.5 million Ukrainian refugees and rising, GrahmaIdiot's call isn't looking so idiotic. Neither is Biden's claim that Putin can't remain in power.

[Nifster]

Me in Kampf laid out what Hitler wanted to do

[JonPreston]

Why should we listen to those 6 demands

Why should Americans fall behind Joe Biden's call for regime change? Where has the Neocon foreign policy worked in the past?

[Wallace T.]

The animosity of Ukraine against Russia is a century old. First, the Soviets under Lenin suppressed Ukrainian independence in 1920. In the 1930s, Stalin deliberately starved millions of Ukrainians in the Holodomor. As Jews remember the Holocaust, Ukrainians remember the Holodomor. Putin is piling on the hatred of Ukrainians towards Russia.

[EQAndyBuzz]

Putin’s intentions are to continue this until Biden can figure how to reduce as prices and lower inflation so that he can claim he lowered them prior to the 2022 races. Then Putin will back off because the oligarchy, the deep state and their EU cronies will have their payouts.

[DannyTN]

"There are aging but still influential Republicans who see Putin as a closet communist whose goal is to re-establish the old USSR. If he is not, we have no reason to get involved in the Ukraine."

I don't think Putin is communist, as he seems to have no allegiance to the communist economic model of state ownership of all means of production. He is nationalizing foreign assets, but that's driven by war and sanctions and not an ideological adherence to the communist economic model.

Putin is however a dictator. The communist model requires a dictator or totalitanian model or the economic model would quickly be rejected. But you can be a dictator without embracing communism. That's where I think Putin is.

I see several US interests in Ukraine.

• Ukraine is a democracy. Maybe not a perfect one, but far better than Russia. And the US should be supporting democracies.
• Putin's own documents and speeches indicate that he isn't going to stop with Ukraine. So unless we want to see Putin amass power, then we need to stop him now. He will conscript people from the areas he has conquered.
• Putin's history in Georgia, Chechnya, Crimea, and Ukraine, tells us that he is an aggressive imperialist bent on expanding his empire. It's easier to stop him now.
• We may not have to put boots on the ground now, but arming Ukraine now certainly makes sense if we want to avoid boots on the ground in the future.
• With Ukraine, Putin has a bigger influence on grain and energy prices in Europe. His warchest will grow stronger. He will have more people to conscript into his army for his next conquest.

[DannyTN]

"Our southern border

Levin addresses that. Points to Trump's actions in office. Both borders are important. We can and should protect both.

[DannyTN]

"Mein Kampf laid out what Hitler wanted to do"

And Levin points out that Putin is using some of the same rationale that Hitler was using.

[Socon-Econ]

There are aging but still influential Republicans who see Putin as a closet communist whose goal is to re-establish the old USSR. If he is not, we have no reason to get involved in the Ukraine.”
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I don’t think Putin is communist, as he seems to have no allegiance to the communist economic model of state ownership of all means of production. He is nationalizing foreign assets, but that’s driven by war and sanctions and not an ideological adherence to the communist economic model. ....
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You understand what we need to document, but somebody needs to report the research, footnote it like they’ve never done before, and put it into a publication.

[shotgun]

I guess that explains why he has had Pres. Trump live on his program several times.

[JonPreston]

After Trump won, Levin became a “supporter.” Can’t you see thru this stuff?

[DannyTN]

"Putin’s intentions are to continue this until Biden can figure how to reduce as prices and lower inflation so that he can claim he lowered them prior to the 2022 races.

I don't think Putin end goal is helping Biden. Whatever support Putin gives Biden is just to keep America from intefering with Putin's plans.

[ALX]

I agree. What has become crystal clear is how much Rush is missed. Hannity and Levin are noise and their ability to turn off the average voter with their personality traits is why places like Fox keep them around.

A normal person listening to their ranting and raving is going to be turned off and those who might agree with many of their positions will get positioned by their relentless negativity. Its one reason i think Trump gets such bad advice and John Bolton was their doing

[kelly4c]

Bkmk

[Kazan]

Levin is a liar and/or repeating the parroting the false neocon narrative in all of this.

This war is rooted in 2014 Maidan revolution that we fomented that lead to eight-year war in Donbass. That split the country. We trained and supported the neo-Nazi Azov bastards that terrorized Donbass for eight years in direct violation of the Minsk Agreement Ukraine signed that would have brought peace to the region.

Even Biden warned in 1997 that Russia would not accept Ukraine joining NATO, let alone a heavily armed NATO. Yet, the Biden regime intentionally floated NATO membership for Ukraine right before the war began. Russia has more of a reason to be in Ukraine than we did in either Iraq war.

Levin is exposing himself as shill for neocons.

[lewislynn]

Is Levin still a raving #NeverTrump

Everyone still working at Fox silent on the 2020 election is or they wouldn't be allowed to work there.

Don't take my word for it, ask Lou Dobbs or Trish Regan.

Levine phony champion of the Constitution and Bongino phony champion of law enforcement.

Both deafening silence on the 2020 election and Jan6