This isn't the first time I've dedicated a take to a perfect phone call between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
It's unlikely to be the last.
But it is notable for a few reasons outside of the typical headlines alternatively dooming (that's the bad guys and the retards of the battlespace) as a result of the increasing boldness of the Sovereign Alliance and cheering for the very same to be rendered real in the central narrative.
For starters, the timing of the call is notable, given that Trump's civilian envoys Kushner and Witkoff just returned from a trip to both Moscow and Kiev, greasing the narrative rails for the latest call between the big dogs while lending it an air of verisimilitude.
Buried in the reporting, however are three points that make this particular call, or at least, the context it sits in notable for those of you who've been broadly aware of the fact that Trump and Putin have been executing pincer moves on the Globalist Hegemon for a decade (and likely much more.)
According to the Kremlin's Yury Ushakov, Putin gave Trump an "objective and thorough" rundown of Russia's Special Military Operation in Ukraine.
This is notable because, if you're familiar with my long-time theories on said Special Military Operation, you'll know that I think it's at least PART of the reason Trump and company felt it was necessary to enact Continuity of Government (aka. Devolution) protocols in 2020-21 rather than fighting the incoming Biden Regime publicly, with the other major reason being Jon Herold’s long-held thesis that Trump feared an American Civil War could have been fomented on the back of such a move at that time.
The fact that Putin is reportedly (and these markers are laid out in the open for a reason, people) filling Trump in on specific details regarding the Operation, its timing, its end goals and its progress in achieving each doesn't so much take on the feeling of two world leaders disagreeing over a given conflict, but rather one debriefing the other on a conflict they've both been coordinating on the entire time.
The second major point that came out of Ushakov's read-out of the call lies in Putin's familiar reminder that the Russian Federation will not cease its mission until the "root causes" of the conflict are resolved, which I believe Donald Trump is going to play a pivotal role in translating to the western mind on the back of whatever peace deal has long been in the offing, but which seems closer every day to being disclosed.
Thus, Putin will hold steady in the eyes of the Russian people while Trump is given the task of bridging the gap between the Russian Federation's assertions about the Donbas, the Denazification Effort (meaning, the Nazi problem in the first place) and the inherent corruption of the NATO Alliance.
Now, Trump is not going to go FULL Putin when it comes to decrying each, BUT, if you don't think Trump has been prepping the mass psychological terrain for a peeling away from the Western Hegemon and an edging closer to the Russian Federation over the last few years, I'm not sure what movie you've been watching.
Finally, and most notably to me on the back of this particular read-out is the apparent assertion by BOTH Trump and Putin that the US and Russia are primed to experience a "full restoration" of ties following the Special Military Operation's conclusion.
The thing is ... in our lifetimes, we've never really had any ties.
So what exactly are these guys talking about?
Well, to understand that, you need to understand the true depths of the enemy's subversion that is being untangled not just in the Donbas, but worldwide, paving the way for an alliance under God that will not only stand as the most powerful union in world history, but which the enemy has ALWAYS feared, and has fought (meaning, provoked) several world wars, civil wars and fifth-generation conflicts to stop from coming to fruition.
They've been signaling the endgame to those paying attention for a decade.
Now, they're beginning to accelerate their public messaging to match reality rather than the stories long told about it.
And I couldn't be more excited to see how this story ends, as I suspect it will wrap up in a fashion quite identical to the one I outlined in the series that started it all for me in 2022, most specifically in Part 5 - The Death of War.
Remember, the last phase of the Sovereign Disentanglement playbook I outlined at the start of the year is "Reconciliation."
It doesn't get any bigger or more cathartic than this one.
