The Yale historian who predicted Trump’s fascist turn foresees Putin’s failure in Ukraine: ‘You pretend to win a war and we pretend to show enthusiasm’

According to a Yale historian, Russian President Putin is lost in the fog of war because other Russians are speaking out.

We now hear from people other than Putin about the meaning of the war, the consequences of it, and so on. "This is a sign that Putin is losing control, that's what the professor of history at Yale said in a lengthy thread on Saturday."

Russia's "doom propaganda" is being used to prepare for a power struggle after Putin falls, and "drastic proclamations" are evidence that important Russians think that Russia is losing."

Russia is able to mobilize its people for war only at the level of emotions, not bodies, as the country has taken "horrible losses in men" since invading Ukranian in February.

He said that Russian regions are trying to find highly paid volunteers who are sent to die. Putin is worried that a general movement would bring down his regime. He is weak in this way.

Tentative factors that keep Putin in power are mastery over rivals, soft support in the population, and integrity of the army.

Putin kept us all in a fog. He is lost in the fog of war.

"We are in a slow-motion Reichstag Fire right now, and we are in danger of losing our democracy," he said before the Capitol riot.

He told Salon that Donald Trump isn't as skilled as Hitler. He does not work harder than Hitler. He isn't as confident as Hitler, but he is still looking for that Reichstag Fire emergency. That effort includes antifascists, thugs, and law and order.

The Reichstag Fire is being worked on by Donald Trump.