Putin To Hand Over Keys To War While He Has Cancer Surgery

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

New York (Knewz) — Vladimir Putin’s cancer surgery will force him to hand over power in the Ukraine war “for days,” a “Kremlin insider” told the Daily Mail.

Putin will reportedly put hardline Security Council head and ex-FSB chief Nikolai Patrushev in power while he is dealing with surgery. Patrushev, 70, has played a big role in the Ukraine war thus far and convinced Putin that Kyiv is overrun by neo-Nazis, the Daily Mail reports.

A year and a half ago, General SVR reported that Putin is suffering from abdominal cancer and Parkinson’s. The Daily Mail reports that Putin has put off the surgery and it won’t happen before the Victory Day commemoration of Russia’s World War II victory in Red Square on May 9.

The surgery was originally scheduled for the second of April but has been pushed back, SVR reports.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/russias-putin-to-hand-over-keys-to-war-while-he-has-cancer-surgery-report/ar-AAWN94M

Keep pushing it back Pooty.

[Thomas Hurt]

1. May the fascist bastard die on the table.

[mobeau69]

2. Lord, hear our prayer.

[SergeStorms]

38. I'd rather....

some sane, empathetic Doctor take this into their hands. One slip of a scalpel, one missed suture, and it's Pootie's last day as dictator.

This "lord" person seems very selective in whose prayers he/she/it decides to answer, almost to the point of complete coincidence.

That's only my observation. Your mileage may vary.

[BadgerKid]

3. Make it so, Number One!

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

4. ☝️☝️☝️

[Septua]

12. Putin is suffering from abdominal cancer and Parkinson's.

Nature may well take its course without best wishes.

[Samrob]

45. If it is pancreatic cancer, six months max. nt

[TomSlick]

15. Placeat Omnipotenti Deo.

[groundloop]

30. Unfortunately it sounds like his second in command is just as bad.

Kind of like if 45* handed control over to Steve Bannon or Roger Stone.

[orangecrush]

33. This we ask

In the name of all that is holy.

[Escurumbele]

35. He may...that is how Cubans got rid of Chavez because Chavez was starting to make decisions

without the approval of Fidel Castro...so maybe, maybe, this is an opportunity for those who understand the jackass has to go to get rid of bloody Vladi.

[Samrob]

51. The fate of the world in a doctor's hands. Who knew?

[bahboo]

5. the anaesthesiologist could save the world....

[question everything]

7. Yes, but could cost him his life

[mopinko]

8. or win him a medal.

and a parade.

[VGNonly]

55. His life, his family

friends and associates....

That is how dictators roll. The nazis would kill off hundreds of civilians if a nazi official was killed. Hitler killed off about 5000 after the assassination plot.

[Pachamama]

22. Or make him feel and hear everything but not be able to say anything

May Putin suffer a million times more than the suffering he has inflicted

[Hekate]

6. Gosh

[LiberalFighter]

9. Will the doctor be willing to risk going thru with the surgery?

[Takket]

10. if musk has 40 billion dollars to blow

can he offer it to this doctor to drive a stake through that motherfucker's heart while he's under? I'll freaking vote to put musk on mt. rushmore if he does that

[orangecrush]

34. You and me both. nt

[calimary]

37. One can dream...

[empedocles]

11. May be a cover story here?

[tman]

13. Source: The Daily Mail. Probably bullshit.

[Igel]

18. Were it true.

Probably not.

[jmbar2]

24. Better source

This is a Russian investigative media outfit with good credibility. Lots of details in here.

https://www.proekt.media/en/investigation-en/putin-health/

[Blue Owl]

14. Don't wake up, you soulless fuck

One time I’d be glad for a cancer victory…

[harumph]

16. Maybe he'll fake his own death and move to Brazil.

For realz.

[lisa58]

17. Hahahaha 🤣

[TheRickles]

19. Lots of background medical info here, from a Russian source (use GoogleTranslate!):

https://www.proekt.media/investigation/chem-boleet-putin/

[UTUSN]

20. Dedication to PUTEEN: Dance of the Cygnets - may it be soon

*********QUOTE******

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/how-swan-lake-became-a-symbol-of-protest-in-russia/ar-AAWKYoJ?ocid=uxbndlbing

How 'Swan Lake' became a symbol of protest in Russia

The famous Russian ballet may seem like an unlikely choice to foreigners, but it is a powerful historical reference for Russians that is being used as one of several coded forms of protest during the war, according to Russian State University anthropologist Alexandra Arkhipova. ....

One of those ways is through the image of ballerinas from "Swan Lake." Graffiti depicting the line of four ballerinas in the "Dance of the Cygnets" has been popping up on walls in Russian cities. Earlier last month, when independent Russian news outlet TV Rain signed off indefinitely due to pressure over its coverage of the conflict, it did so with a clip from "Swan Lake."

The moment was a nod to when Soviet state TV interrupted programming by airing the ballet on a loop after the death of Premier Leonid Brezhnev in 1982 while Soviet leaders selected a successor. The same thing happened again after the deaths of Yuri Andropov in 1984 and Konstantin Chernenko in 1985, as well as during a failed coup against Mikhail Gorbachev in 1991 -- becoming a sign of political instability and upheaval."

In the late Soviet times, this ballet was a symbol of all of the deaths of the Soviet leaders," Arkhipova said. "And so that's why it became a sign that we are waiting for Putin to die." ....

*********UNQUOTE*******

[cstanleytech]

21. I join the Ukrainian people in praying for Putin.

[jcgoldie]

23. Cancer...

Do your job.

[dameatball]

25. Just in case this whole sh**show couldn't get any more unstable.

[yaesu]

26. I'm still not buying it but would fit in to his disturbing suicidal behavior. nt

[cayugafalls]

27. Been a while since I smiled hearing the word "cancer", ok, I lie, I never smiled, until now.

[jfz9580m]

29. That is not good

There is no saying that the next guy will be this lousy at managing their shitty war ;-/..Patrushev sounds like a creep....

[SergeStorms]

39. If Pootie trusts him...

rest assured he's a creep and a half.

[jfz9580m]

42. Let's hope he is also as incompetent as Pootie is.nt

[IronLionZion]

31. Thoughts and prayers

[Midnight Writer]

32. Pushing back abdominal cancer surgery for 6 weeks doesn't sound like a good idea.

[niyad]

36. May all involved in this situation receive everything they deserve.

[Talitha]

40. C'mon Karma, step up to the plate!

[live love laugh]

41. I believe NOTHING about Putin from Putin and Russia. Nothing.

[lastlib]

43. How about operate on the cancer and remove the Putin...?

Thoughts and prayers for the cancer to come through this terrible ordeal. Surely it has suffered beyond words.

I've watched family and close friends fight cancer--some won, some lost, but it was always brutal. If I root for the cancer, it's ONLY because the human attached to it is evil incarnate.

[WiVoter]

44. Let's Hope His Surgeon

Is a graduate of Trump University

[struggle4progress]

46. He needs to take the hydroxychloroquine with the zinc, hit it with the powerful light,

drink the bleach, and follow that with the ivermectin. The surgeon won't tell him this, but if he did some research he'd learn the cancer is caused by the same worm that causes the malaria and the covid

[jfz9580m]

47. Lol

[DFW]

48. My mom-in-law had intestinal cancer

It was operated on in time, and she was cured. The surgeons just located the malignancy, took out a segment with it and around it. However, the moment it was discovered, treatment was scheduled immediately. Putin has known of his ailment for almost a year, and keeps putting an operation off? Why, because he fears not waking up? A year ago, I would have thought he had little to fear. These days, I'm surprised he's not having it done in Beijing or Shanghai. For that matter, maybe he is

[Mariana]

49. It depends on the specific cancer, I think, and how advanced it is.

When my father had bladder cancer that had started to spread when he was diagnosed, surgery was the last step, after many months of chemotherapy.

[lindysalsagal]

52. My Mom went in for kidney cancer surgery and survived it for a year but was never the same.

There are lots of complications that no one can anticipate, so, here's hoping his docs are minimizing the seriousness and he's already a gonner......

[Mariana]

53. That would be nice, for certain.

I'm not convinced it would make much difference, though. Who would take over? Putin has long since purged anyone in a position to do so who isn't completely loyal to him, and who doesn't agree with him about everything.

[argyl]

50. Putin may come out of anesthesia and find he's no longer in charge.

And his stooge will be given the boot as well. And hopefully someone with a desire to mend trampled fences with the West will be in place.
That'll be a long, arduous job but with Putin or his stooge they'll totally trash what's left of any shred of Russian respect.
Even the Chinese are gingerly pulling away. Xi made a really big mistake in throwing in with the Russians.
Guess he thought they'd be the brains and Russia's be the muscle of their "Axis."The muscle is flabby and the West will be buying much less from them.
Sanctions will be put in place, although not as severe as Russia's.
But their only Allies, Russia and North Korea, will no doubt be able to pick up the slack.

[hamsterjill]

54. How does one reconcile?

I’m a Christian (not an Evangelical) and it’s abhorrent to me to think I’d wish someone dead. But the very real aspect of this is that if he dies, the world would breathe a sigh of relief. How awful to have become such a monster that the world would honestly be a better place without you.

May God have mercy on his soul. But may the world be safer.