There wasn't really anything spectacular about Tucker Carlson's interview with President Putin. The Russian positions have been familiar to me for a long time, so there wasn't much new in it. Not for us Putinversteher, at any rate — the "Putin-sympathisers", as we're meant to be called.
And yet it was an absolute bombshell, because by now (at the time of writing) over 195 million people have watched it on Tucker's X channel, and thanks to the countless copies and translations, probably a billion people — one in eight human beings on this planet.
Nothing like this has ever happened in the entire history of media!
And that billion has now seen that this Putin is a polite, educated and thoroughly humorous man, with a deep understanding of the history of Russia and its neighbours, who can give good reasons for his country's actions. (Whether you agree with them is surely up to each of us, isn't it?)
And that is exactly what the shrieking elites of the shrinking "values-based West" were so afraid of.
For years now, everything possible has been done to banish the Russian view of world affairs from public discourse, and to demonise the country and its elected president with all available force.
Russian journalists — RT and others — have for years been massively obstructed in Western Europe in breach of every international agreement, their accounts frozen, and so on.
Compare that with the many Western journalists in Russia, who keep drawing attention at Putin's press conferences with their stupid questions — made purely for the audience back home, then cut so that everyone at home gets the "right" impression. Russian journalists have been locked out of every comparable event in the West for years.
Russian television channels are blocked; RT was on German cable for a long time and had a certain reach. German journalists like Alina Lipp or Thomas Röper, who report independently from Russia or even the Donbass, are not only smeared as "Russian trolls" but threatened with severe reprisals and even prosecuted (!).
In Russia, contrary to Western opinion-shaping, all Western television programmes are available on cable. Western news organisations also continue to operate in Russia and are free within the legal framework. Where the opposite is claimed, these are mostly cases where those organisations overstepped the boundaries of journalism by a wide margin — actively calling for anti-government demonstrations, for instance. (Deutsche Welle does this constantly.)
Just imagine RT teaming up with the Russian embassy to call for a big peace demonstration against German arms deliveries to Ukraine.
That would cause an outcry!
And yet that is exactly what Western "news organisations" demand in Russia as a kind of birthright. The result of this imbalance is that Russians are extremely well informed about everything said and discussed in the West, while our own population is deliberately kept stupid.
In fact, in the best Germany there has ever been, as we are regularly assured, it is supposedly a criminal offence to show any understanding for the Russian invasion of Ukraine. "Justifying a war of aggression", they call it. It's handled at almost the same level as so-called "Holocaust denial", which has likewise made any genuine historical research and "coming to terms with the past" impossible.
Where exactly are we?
Considering that we are officially not at war with Russia, that really is something. What it achieves is to make any rational discussion of the actions of our government, NATO, the EU, the USA and so on impossible. At least, if you put up with this unconstitutional restriction of free speech.
A reminder: anyone who censors is an enemy of the constitution! Basta!
In other words, Germans — and presumably Austrians and Swiss too — are to be forbidden from thinking and talking freely about the future of their country in Europe and in the world.
That's insane, isn't it?
I can't say it often enough: completely unacceptable!
And here Tucker Carlson, despite the enormous shrieking of the entire synchronised deep-state chorus of Furies, has pulled off an absolute stroke of genius and broken through the wall of censorship.
So — here is the interview:
Watch the interview here — and if you would rather read it than watch it, the Kremlin published the full transcript itself, unedited.
The fact is, whether we like it or not, that Russia is an enormous and important country which, together with China, stands at the head of the new multipolar world order. Its significance keeps growing, because in the global South — where I live, after all — its role is seen overwhelmingly positively.
Russia has just overtaken Germany, the former economic locomotive of Europe, in economic output measured at purchasing power parity, and that doesn't even reflect its real productive capacity. (The making of tangible things, as opposed to a "service economy" and financial services.)
The economic output of the BRICS states already exceeds that of the so-called G7, which still arrogantly considers itself to be "the international community".
Russians mostly have a very positive image of Germany — despite German tanks rolling against Russia once again, reportedly some of them with German soldiers inside — and mainly don't understand what is going on with us. (Keyword: stiletto army.)
Or they understand it only too well, and make smugly biting memes about it.
They'd like to play with us, but we're not allowed to, because the faltering hegemon has forbidden it. And now that hegemon has also cut off our energy supply and kicked our once so productive industry into the abyss — and we're supposed to keep enthusiastically assisting in our own dismantling, allegedly in the service of freedom and democracy.
You can see how absurd all of this is, can't you?
I was there on 9 November 1989, when the Berlin Wall came down. Back then we had great dreams of a free Eurasia from Vladivostok to Lisbon, in which peaceful exchange and free cultural encounter would flourish.
All these questions, which have now come to a head in the Ukraine conflict, were already raised by Putin in his speech to the German Bundestag in 2001, together with the promise of far-reaching cooperation. I believe that promise still stands.
The unredeemed hope of German reunification — which Russia made possible in the first place — still echoes inside me. And that is the world I want to live in. Peaceful, free and prospering!
And it is exactly the same dark forces that have prevented this so far which have also given us the chemtrails, the mind-control frequencies and the steadily advancing harassment and curtailment of our freedoms.
So what does all this have to do with orgonite?
Orgonite is etheric freedom fighting! That's how we've understood it from the very beginning, exactly as Don Croft did — and he started all of this.
Just as in the military sphere air superiority has to be won before ground troops can advance, in the great etheric confrontation the fog banks of hypnotic anaesthesia have to be cleared first.
Then the population of the Earth can find its way back to itself and begin to build the positive future we all want to bring about. Quite apart from the positive effects on your own wellbeing.