Vladimir Putin Labeled Mentally Ill Confirming Previous Claims

March 22. 2022

Vladimir Putin

Before Russian President, Vladimir Putin, began killing scores of people in Ukraine, via his illegal war in the sovereign nation, I stated in a February 26, 2022 in a time stamped tweet, "Putin's mind is gone. The Russians should remove him for their own safety, well being, financial health & existence. He's not of sound mind to think he can bomb his way into taking over the old Soviet Union states & Poland, then move further west. The world will not tolerate it."

Weeks later a number of publications began openly branding Putin mentally ill. Putin's mind is gone. He has been showing signs of psychopathy for years. Journalists who peacefully spoke out against him were barbarically shot to death or poisoned on his orders.

Putin routinely maintains a cold, emotionless demeanor regarding the way he laughs, then abruptly stops, quickly replacing it with a very evil stare in a matter of two seconds, in what is a sign of mental illness. As a point of reference, Kanye West, is another individual who does this.

My tweet on www.twitter.com/aishamusic

Prior to the war in Ukraine, Putin routinely behaved like a sociopath, engaging in cruel acts meant to terrorize and traumatize others. There is absolutely no conscience there. Only sadism. For example, when Putin learned former German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, is afraid of dogs, he brought a ferocious dog to a formal meeting with her, as a form mental abuse and harassment. Merkel was terrified. Only a sociopath with no thought to others feelings and well being would knowingly do such a thing.

Putin's soldiers, on his orders, have been not only killing adults in Ukraine, during his illegal war, but children and babies as well. Putin's soldiers have knowing sprayed with bullets cars containing children and babies. They have knowingly dropped bombs on maternity hospitals and other structures that visibly indicated children were present. This behavior is abnormally evil and sick.

Putin has watched as his nation has been hit with record sanctions from all over the world due to the aforementioned war. It has decimated the Russian economy and impoverished many. However, these hardcore sanctions have failed to curb Putin's murderous behavior that constitutes acts of genocide and mass murder. Only an irrational, psychotic person would continue the deranged behavior in the face of such serious punishments. You're not dealing with a rational man and this makes things all the more dangerous.

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Is Putin mad? US debates if there’s ‘something off’ with Russia’s president and how it affects the Ukraine war

March 16, 2022 11:02 am (Updated 5:28 pm) - With Russia’s onslaught against Ukraine in full swing, officials of US President Jo Biden’s administration continue to sidestep a question that is posed to them daily: do they still view Vladimir Putin as Russia’s legitimate leader, and therefore a man with whom it remains possible to develop a relationship – however difficult – once the Ukraine war ends?

Regime change in Moscow is not America’s official policy. But just three weeks after French President Emmanuel Macron was trying to broker a last-ditch Biden-Putin summit to defuse tensions over Ukraine, White House officials are hesitant to indicate publicly whether they are willing to recognise that the Kremlin leader has a long-term role to play.

Blame some of the reticence on competing viewpoints in Washington about the Russian leader’s mental health. It’s been 36 years since former President Ronald Reagan publicly described Libyan strongman Muammar Gaddafi as “the mad dog of the Middle East”, and political correctness today might prevent that kind of phrase tumbling from a US President’s lips. But voices both inside and outside Biden’s inner circle believe that Putin is no longer the man he used to be.

Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, suggested earlier this month that Putin is suffering from some kind of illness. “Some people say he has cancer and some people say he has brain-fog from Covid,” she told reporters, conceding that “others just think he’s a complete, raging bully”.

Republican Senator Marco Rubio of Florida argued that “it’s pretty obvious… that something is off with Putin”, adding that “it would be a mistake to assume that this Putin would react the same way he would have done five years ago”.

Former National Security Council official Fiona Hill – herself a Putin biographer – describes the Russian leader as “isolated” during the pandemic and developing a “distorted perception of reality”. Her old boss, former National Security Adviser HR McMaster told CBS News that Putin is “no longer a rational actor”.

That, of course, presumes that he was a “rational actor” in the first place. Yet some observers of the Russian leader’s career argue it is far too easy for western policymakers – many of whom have misread the Russian leader for years – to suggest that Vlad has suddenly gone mad.

In the reduction of Ukrainian cities to rubble, they point to clear parallels with Russia’s scorched-earth military conduct during two separate wars in Chechnya and the flattening of Aleppo in Syria.

It was the Chechen conflict that led Putin to begin his crackdown on independent media in Russia that has now lasted more than two decades and left the entire population – not just its leader – isolated from reliable information.

Former Russian foreign minister Andrei Kozyrev – a staunch Kremlin critic – argues that “Putin is a rational actor” and that the invasion of Ukraine is “horrific but not irrational”.

Kozyrev argues Putin “spent the last 20 years believing that Ukraine is not a real nation and, at best, should be a satellite state”. He says Kremlin insiders lied to the Russian leader about the country’s military strength for fear of admitting military budgets were “stolen and spent on mega yachts in Cyprus”.

Kozyrev also claims Putin’s top lieutenants persuaded themselves “that President Biden is mentally inept…and that the EU is weak”, conclusions underpinned by the West’s lame response to Russia’s 2014 annexation of Crimea.

US intelligence agencies have vast departments responsible for maintaining psychological profiles of world leaders and tracking their behavioral changes. Those overseeing the Putin profiles at both the CIA and the NSA are either struggling to keep up with the Russian leader’s mood swings, or arguing that his behavior is not wildly at odds with his extensive track record...

https://inews.co.uk