Haha! Quite possibly lol

Personally, beyond elucidating the tactics of social control - I tend to avoid any discussion of he said she said political theater. Like with Putin, I don't pretend to know what's going on within the inner workings of his mind - or whether he's following orders, pursuing his own narrative, or has been backed into a corner - but ultimately the outcome is the same. When juxtaposing it all against a macro perspective, the inflationary time bomb and subsequent stagflation/depression - that will be conveniently blamed on the Russian invasion (although the IMF were warning of a global depression back in 2019) pushes the population closer towards an ever increasing reliance on the hand me down benevolence of government (who are now transient aspects of global governance) - and the intended collapse of the global financial system.

Again, back in 2019 they were writing to the effect that they already had the new financial system waiting in the wings - they just required the correct crisis to fully galvanise it - enter covid and war. They want everyone out of their cars - watch the oil prices, they want to change peoples diets, watch the food prices.

Symbolically, we appear to be observing a cultural clash between the authoritarian liberal elites (the masks they're currently wearing) and a Russia that hold's onto the tattered vestiges of a nationalism, traditionalism - and a Christianity - that in order to make way for a one world homogeneity, must be destroyed. That certainly doesn't mean I'm going to fall into the dialectic trap of proclaiming he's one of the good guys - and I'm sure he's as corrupt and psychopathic as the rest of them. But when viewed through the lens of symbology and strategy (which is ultimately how they intend to incrementally subjugate humanity) - there is a broader narrative afoot.