The Prigozhin Coup. Alea Iacta Est.

I do not believe this will be fast. It will be long and bloody like Caesar's Bellvm Civilis.

[@larsrons7937]

OK, we didn't see Prigozhin become tsar instead of the tsar, nor new defense minister, and eventually we did see him fall with no turning back. But we _did_ see Pootin weak, fleeing, hiding, then begging for help from the russian population. Not the "strong man" he pretends to be. Maybe Ukraine, and the West, can use this knowledge in future strategy and tactics?

[@eardwulf785]

Prigozhin was eliminated and so was Caesar. Unrelated: You asked me for a source to support that what I said is legitimate, that is that Modraniht was historically honoured and still is honoured by those of us of that are educated on Germanic lore and traditions. So I will suggest to you the most obvious and accessible source for you to look at:- G👀GLE

[@nalogzasinhronizacijusinhr9711]

didn't age well

[@PalleRasmussen]

We shall see about that 😉 Now if one studies history, dictators do not survive being lenient on coup attempts. Putolini is significantly weakened. So we shall see if I am not right.

[@PalleRasmussen]

Is this the moment I say; "told you so"?

[@PalleRasmussen]

@@4kays160 we shall see.