>>18387053 PB

>Watching Putin -

>what would be like to have a leader like that?

An unrepentant atheist KGB agent?

Putin's role in this movie is to discredit the (mostly good) things that some "based" anons want him to stand for.

Why doesn't Putin have a normal wife and family?

Why is he so damn rich?

Why does he allow outright dictators like Kadyrov to have their way under his putative authority?

Has his invasion of Ukraine sparked a worldwide embrace of manliness and tradition and Christiantity?

Or has it rather served as an exemplar of the grave dangers of the MSM's new bogeyman of "Christian nationalism"?

Remember how the Republican Party used to claim it was the key to upholding Christian values while relentlessly warmongering?

They figured the flyover dumbfucks would never catch on.

>chkt

>>An unrepentant atheist KGB agent?

>>unrepentant

>Sauce

A legit question.

I don't have the sauce at hand.

But there is a TV interview vid somewhere where the host asks Putin about belief in God and how it has shaped him.

Putin's answer is TOTAL BS.

It is abstract jibber-jabber.

At one point in his life, Putin was clearly an atheist or at least a non-believer.

Anyone who genuinely COMES to believe in God has some story about it and wants to tell it.

Putin clearly had no such story.

Compare with Constantine, for instance (for better or worse or both).