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President Vladimir Putin & Russian Chief Rabbi Berl Lazar: How Chabad completely controls the Kremlin<\/span><\/b><\/h2>"},"content":{"rendered":"

Chabad Jews in Russia control Vladimir Putin, who is surrounded by the Jewish Oligarchs<\/h1>\n

Marica Micallef<\/p>\n

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The following piece is taken from an extract of the English translation of a chapter from the book \u201cThe Jewish Syndrome\u20143\u201d of Eduard Hodos, with editorial comments signified by [-Ed] supplied by the original internet publisher\u00a0The Orthodox Anti-Globalist Resource Centre<\/em>, now banned in both Ukraine and Russia.<\/p>\n

There is little and conflicting information available to the public about Vladimir Putin\u2019s early years. Suppressed in both Russia and the West, these excerpts from Eduard Hodos\u2019 book discuss Putin\u2019s ascent to the Russian presidency in 2000, as well as his complex and troublesome ties to Chabad Lubavitch Hasidic Judaism, its Russian Chief Rabbi Berl Lazar, and its Yeltsin-era oligarchs.<\/p>\n

Although some of it is conjectural, there is enough reliable factual information to show that these connections have played a significant role in Putin\u2019s decision-making, perhaps even the decisive one. It is a convoluted and intricate tale that is delivered with plenty of wit and sarcasm, and the portrayal differs greatly from the official narratives of the Russian president\u2019s career in both the West and Russia.<\/p>\n

It was written long before what seems to be a final break between Putin\u2019s Russia and the West in March 2016 over the February 2014 coup in Ukraine and the events that followed in Syria, which have both solidified Putin\u2019s domestic popularity and seem to contradict its thesis. However, it deserves careful examination because it was written by a very intelligent and perceptive Jewish observer of both Russian and Ukrainian history.<\/p>\n

Additionally, Vladimir Putin signed Russia\u2019s very own Holocaust denial statute into effect on May 5, 2014, which is a shocking validation of the authors\u2019 sketch of the strength of the Chabad Lubavitch Jewish Oligarchy in Russia.<\/p>\n

Although Hodos, a 2014 Jewish convert to Orthodox Christianity, is known to still dwell in Kharkov, Ukraine (as of June 2014), it is now challenging to locate online English translations of any of his writings. What follows is the chapter from Hodos\u2019s book:<\/p>\n

The Institution of the Presidency<\/strong><\/p>\n

Today [in 2002 \u2013 ed] it has become obvious that the fates of the Ukrainian and Russian peoples have wound up in the hands of\u00a0\u201cfaceless creatures\u201d<\/em>, obedient\u00a0\u201cslaves\u201d<\/em>\u00a0of their Khazar masters, who can be brought to power and dismissed at their whim. In this regard only Belarus has been spared, though it seemed until recently that Russia, might end up in the ranks of the lucky ones. By now, however, it\u2019s absolutely clear that she, too, has shared in the Ukraine\u2019s\u00a0\u201cpresidential\u201d<\/em>\u00a0fate.<\/p>\n

Inasmuch as I\u2019ve dedicated many pages in my books to describing the personal contribution of the Ukrainian President [Leonid Kuchma<\/em>\u00a0\u2013 Ed] to the business of construction of the\u00a0Third Khazaria<\/em>, I\u2019ll limit myself this time to discussing the activities of another\u00a0\u201cgood goy\u201d<\/em>, Vladimir Putin.<\/p>\n

\"\"Vladimir Putin with outgoing president Boris Yeltsin during the 2000 Russian Presidential election campaign<\/h5>\n

I first heard about Vladimir Putin\u00a0during an official visit to Israel in 1997. By invitation of the Israeli Foreign Ministry, I, along with then Vice-Governor of Kharkov Oblast Leonid Stasevsky, visited Israel as part of the\u00a0\u201cProgram for Economic Cooperation\u201d<\/em>\u00a0between our countries. A busy programme of events awaited us, most of which was dedicated to numerous meetings with representatives of Israel\u2019s political and economic elite. Among them was a planned meeting with the President of the New Entrepreneurs\u2019 Association of Israel, Radoshkovich. At that time former Leningrad emigrant Yitzak Radoshkovich had already become a heavyweight figure not only in his own country, but, according to rumors, in the corridors of the World Bank as well. Our meeting, during the course of which the matter of various investment projects in the Kharkov region were discussed, was extremely official in nature. The same can\u2019t be said about a second meeting with Radoshkovich, with whom we, upon returning to the Ukraine, found ourselves in the same airplane. For the entire length of the flight from Tel-Aviv to Kiev we chatted on various topics. And in the course of our chat he mentioned in passing that his second cousin Vladimir Putin had great prospects for advancement in the Russian political elite. By August of 1999 I saw with my own eyes the result of the dizzying career of the theretofore unknown Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. Let\u2019s refresh our memories on the chronology:<\/p>\n