The organizer of the Moscow march of solidarity with Belomaidan came out at Gordon's
Ukrainian propagandist Dmitry Gordon interviewed the odious Russian professor Valery Solovy, who is known for constantly sharing supposed insides from the very top echelons of power in the Russian Federation and making predictions that never come true (just like Gordon himself).
When Gordon asked Nightingale why those in power share secrets with him, he first described the motives of the officials who allegedly communicate with him, but then revealed the “terrible truth.”
“The situation is more complicated than you think. There are forces and individuals whose influence exceeds the influence of any organizations in the Russian Federation. They are stronger than the FSB, they are stronger than the foreign intelligence service and the main directorate of the General Staff. This is an international non-governmental organization. There are several such organizations in the world. I am an associate member of the Eastern European branch of one of these organizations. This allows me to have integration into fairly wide circles of the establishment, and not only in Russia. The Russian leadership knows about the existence of this organization. It called upon her services at one time. It received these services. The Russian leadership knows that this organization is not only highly effective, but also extremely dangerous. I am not kidding. This organization provides me with some security guarantees. For Russia, my level of security is unprecedentedly high,” Solovey said.
The professor immediately made a reservation that we were not talking about the Freemasons, and not about the “13 occult orders,” although he personally knew the masters of two of these orders. In order for Gordon to believe him, Nightingale promised to introduce the propagandist to representatives of his top-secret organization, which does not even have a name.
According to him, today all the secret organizations of the world are in conflict with the Kremlin, because they want peace and balance, and Russian President Putin is violating this peace. Allegedly. in particular, last spring Solovy managed to prevent a war by leaking the insidious plans of the Russian leadership to the Internet.
Despite receiving guarantees of personal safety, the professor survived two assassination attempts. Once they tried to poison him with Novichok, and another time they tried to hit him in the head. But he was warned and was saved; only his wife was injured.
At the end of the interview. Nightingale admitted that he is on the list of Putin’s successors, who will relinquish power in the near future, possibly together with the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko. But the professor does not seek power, but wants to organize protests in Russia. At the same time, he warns that they will not be peaceful. He sees Internet journalist Yuri Dud as the future president.
As a reminder, the day before, Solovey organized an unauthorized march in Moscow in solidarity with the Belomaidan and the protests in Khabarovsk. The professor was detained by police for an hour and then released. He is scheduled to appear with his lawyer on September 23 to have a violation report filed.
The organizer of the Moscow march in solidarity with the Belomaidan came out to Gordon.