What's Inside Vladimir Putin's Head?

Russian leader is misunderstood by many. To understand Putin we need to know what's inside his head.

What's Inside Vladimir Putin's Head?
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[Just-MyOpinion]

Bro. KONSTANTIN: I ONLY can speak for myself but I think some of the other " Inside Russia" viewer family would agree too - that your reporting on the " Inside news " of and around Russia is probably the most broad, consise and I would say the speediest news gathering source in and outside YouTube in the Whole Wide World. You are very much Appreciated. Thank

[gregorydesleskine]

Think like an old KGB agent who became a mafia boss, he's never changed.

[nannettemcgregorskelmose]

In Denmark we have been able to watch a number of documentaries about Putin, so what you tell me is not so surprising more like a confirmation and that's a great value for me. I think our Queen Margrethe ll got a very clear picture of him when he visited Denmark, she was disgusted and said she never before met anybody with eyes as deadcold as his. That made a big impression on me as she is a very wise and clever who normally don't say much to interfere in international politics. This came very spontaniously from her. That's why we loved her and still do, she is also a human after all, like we all are. Some are greater humans than others. Some of the others we could nicely do without.

[andym]

Vladmir Putin is a sociopath with a Napoleon complex? The dude's messed up.

[leitmotifme]

“POWER TENDS TO CORRUPT AND ABSOLUTE POWER CORRUPTS ABSOLUTELY”

[zootallures]

When Yeltsin presented Putin as his successor, very few in Russia knew who he was. So he made sure to change that.
Suddenly huge explosions started to happen in different neighbourhoods. Buildings were blown up in the city of Buyknaksk, Moscow and Volgodonsk killing 300 innocent inhabitants and injuring 1000. According to Moscow it was the Chechens who did it, in spite of president Aslan Maskhadov denying it.
Putin was present at every sight, he gave orders to what has to be done, talked to the press and the people. So Russia learned to know him as an energetic man who takes action.
According to many people [among them Alexander Litvinenko] these were false flag operations by the GRU in order to boost Putin and to start a war against Chechnya.

[stevev]

You got it exactly right in your earlier stream when you called him a very small man in a very big chair.

[maxiimillion]

Every time i hear the name Putin i get depressed, he could have made every Russian rich and prosperous but he chose to transform Russia into third world country.

[Epaminondas]

PLEASE STOP CRITICIZING KONSTANTIN’S VERY MINOR GRAMMATICAL ERRORS. FOR A NON NATIVE SPEAKER, I FIND HIS DISCOURSE PERFECTLY CLEAR.

[subhasisSpeco]

I am an Indian and I hope people and foreign policy bureaucrats and our foreign minister and our prime minister (who recently visited Russia and hugged the dictator, the invader, the mass murderer) listen to your podcast.

[pierotorroni]

I am italian. No problems for me to understand the guy. Mafia in Sicily Ndrangheta in Calabria, Camorra in Campania, Sacra Corona Unita in Puglia, Masonry all over Italy, Catholic Church in Rome have the same way of acting. Besides he is old now and "burn out". Kurt Weil composed an opera The rise and fall of the town of Mahogany. A town where the laws were the opposite of normal laws. It was written a few years before the arrival of Hitler. Putin is a tragic interpreter of his life.

[PSYACTIF]

he won't be retiring, that's why his only option is to double down on everything

[linleywatson]

How many people have to keep dying for this man so sad for Russians

[JFvHussen]

Everytime I see your video about leaving Russia and leave your kid and wife behind, brings me tears in my eyes but you had the guts to do it and so happy that everything goes better now, am so glad you didnt stay to send to frontline or fall out of a window, we love you!

[stevev]

Yeltsin stood at the crossroads and had thr important choice between Putin and Boris Nemtsov. Tragically for all the world he chose wrongly.

[TheDrisk]

Putin played a calculation, which, putting morality to one side, was sound.

If Russia had invaded Ukraine in a couple of days, with Zelensky and the party crumbling in days, as most people thought, then in Russia, he would have been hailed a hero.

But the bravery of Ukraine brought crucial days to shame the West into acting. Since that point, as any dictator, Putin had to continue his path, unable to show weakness and failure, so since then, he has had to double down.

This is why he cannot ever take a peace deal unless it is full capitulation to Ukraine, as to do so would end him as a Dictator. His only hope is the weakness of the West, removing their support of Ukraine.

[arthurcarkeek]

Konstanin, I have only four reporters I follow for the truth, three are for the truth about the Ukraine war and yourself for the honest in depth look at the Russian mind. I have found your continued truth and analysis not only super informative but really refreshing from the Russian point of view. I sincerely hope that in the future you will be recognised for the great work you are doing in keeping us, the uninformed so well up to date, I offer you my sincere thanks for all you have done and given to us.

[stopmegan]

It has been said, that those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it, if you compare Hitler actions to Putin actions, they both run in parallels

[billpickens]

There is an American personnel concept called "The Peter Principle." To summarize: "The Peter Principle states that, if you perform well in your job, you will likely be promoted to the next level of your organization's hierarchy. You will continue to rise up the ladder until you reach the point where you can no longer perform well." Wikipedia. One rises to the level of incompetence. Putin is a classic example.