[Johny Joe Hold]

I think it would be a nice gesture to send Gladimir an Easter card. He is under such stress. Yet, his faith is strong. No doubt he will spend Easter grieving over the death of Jesus and celebrating the Resurrection.

[Basilissa]

Indeed, Brother Mayor.


Holodomor Putin needs all the thoughts and prayers we can give.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Raising Putin's morale is more important this year than ever. We need to send him cards reminding him his Savior, and ours, overcame not only the obstacle of enemies (I'm referring to Biden here) but overcame death itself.

Jesus persevered, Gladimir. You can too.

[Dennis Lukes]

Sending all my prayers out to Ra-ra-rasPutin, Russia's greatest love machine, there was a cat that really was gone.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Some of us here stayed up late last night following the voting returns in Russia. What a victory of Putin. He is crazy popular in Russia. I wondered if all the turmoil over Ukraine and religion would hurt him. Not a bit.

The stage is set for two great rulers to run the world, Trump and Putin. Let's toast the two winners.

Putin wins what Russia claims was an "election" for its presidency (msn.com)

[Bjorn Jensen]

Originally Posted by Johny Joe Hold

Some of us here stayed up late last night following the voting returns in Russia. What a victory of Putin. He is crazy popular in Russia. I wondered if all the turmoil over Ukraine and religion would hurt him. Not a bit.

The stage is set for two great rulers to run the world, Trump and Putin. Let's toast the two winners.

Putin wins what Russia claims was an "election" for its presidency (msn.com)

Wow! 87%! How will any liberals be able to claim he is a dictator now that he won an election by such a large margin?

By the way, does Russian vote counters take jobs in the US? Asking for a friend.

[Isabella White]

Originally Posted by Johny Joe Hold

Some of us here stayed up late last night following the voting returns in Russia. What a victory of Putin. He is crazy popular in Russia. I wondered if all the turmoil over Ukraine and religion would hurt him. Not a bit.

The stage is set for two great rulers to run the world, Trump and Putin. Let's toast the two winners.

Putin wins what Russia claims was an "election" for its presidency (msn.com)

Originally Posted by Bjorn Jensen

Wow! 87%! How will any liberals be able to claim he is a dictator now that he won an election by such a large margin?

By the way, does Russian vote counters take jobs in the US? Asking for a friend.

Well, this has been — indeed — quite the victory for President Putin, dear Brothers Mayor Hold and Jensen. I think it is obvious that much of Putin's success in winning his election boils down to his great admiration and friendship for our dearly-beloved President Donald J. Trump. Surely, everybody in the world can see how they are so close to each other — like two brothers, actually — and how they value each other's opinions, such as you shall see below. (As you shall also see, Not-my-President Sleepy Joe Burden thought that by posting this, he could bring shame to President Trump. Isn't that just the biggest laugh in town?!)

[Unfalsifiable]

Don't forget the communists celebrate Easter about a month late and worship strange looking mounds of rubber.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Originally Posted by Unfalsifiable

Don't forget the communists celebrate Easter about a month late and worship strange looking mounds of rubber.

Friend, nobody cares what the Democrats get up to. They worship Satan and hate America so there's really no hope there. We need allies like Vladimort Putin who love Jesus and support winning - not even the Democrats can question someone winning by margin of 87%.

If only our country would return to paper ballots, we would see margins like that for Mr. Trump. Probably higher. Then Trump and Putin together will restore the Christian values we crave - worship. That's what I hate most about democracy, it's basically the opposite. Plus the fact we have to go through the charade of performative voting every 4 years - it's worse than the Eurovision song contest, where whoever's the most homos*xual "wins". Voting is basically a non-Christian (Satanic) ritual that true leaders like Putin shouldn't debase themselves by pretending to do.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Originally Posted by Dr. Anthony J. Toole

Friend, nobody cares what the Democrats get up to. They worship Satan and hate America so there's really no hope for them. We need allies like Vladimort Putin who love Jesus and support democracy - not even the Democrats can question a winning margin of 87%.
If only our country would get rid of the fake voting machines and return to paper ballots, we would see margins like that for Mr. Trump. Probably higher since Mr. Trump is even more popular than Putin. Then Trump and Putin together will restore the Christian values we crave - worship.

I wish I had time to visit Russia right now. The entire country is celebrating many more years of Putin's wise leadership. Russia is a country that knows how to party.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Originally Posted by Johny Joe Hold

I wish I had time to visit Russia right now. The entire country is celebrating many more years of Putin's wise leadership. Russia is a country that knows how to party.

Heh heh, true story Mr. Mayor. If you read the lamestream news, you'd think 300,000 Russian men were being slaughtered in a vain war. Nonsense! Look at this photo of well-fed young white Russians. Speaking of white Russians... is it that time already? 9.30am?

[MitzaLizalor]

One thing that puzzles me is term limits.

Moscow
CNN
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law paving the way for him to run for two more presidential terms, potentially extending his rule until 2036.

Putin, who turns 69 this year, is currently serving his fourth presidential term, which is set to end in 2024. The new legislation, announced on Monday, could allow him to serve two more six year terms, should he choose to stand for and win reelection both times.

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/04/05/europe/putin-russia-presidential-term-intl-hnk/index.html

That would make six 6-year terms. But what's the point of replacing the king with a "constitution" as an emphatic top-down contrivance if it keeps getting changed? Whilst simultaneously being appealed to as the fount of all wisdom? If a bottom-up approach has merits, such as reining in the head honcho gradually over a few centuries starting say in 1215 and electing an assembly (The State Duma in Vlad's case) to direct proceedings, enlarge suffrage, define arsenic levels in food and so on, why not just do that and not have term limits at all? As long as the honcho keeps getting elected? Pretending to have term limits then changing them all the time seems rather chaotic to me. But six terms is a nice little sextet I suppose.