Wagner Pushes Back at Woke Anti-Russian Hate Speech Laws, Calls Out Kremlin Intrigues, Declares Wagner Will Not Obey MoD Orders!

Another clever ploy to trick Kiev!

Hey there! Miss me? I had a lot of annoying stuff that needed taking care of in meatspace. I hope to return to regular posting this week. Boy, do we have a lot of catching up to do. I have three gargantuan articles coming up, a “sit-rep” (hate that term) on the Ukrainian non-offensive, and some other stuff.

Also I challenged Simplicius to a cordial debate moderated by friend of the blog, John Carter. But he is trying to weasel out of it, like all the Z-cultists are known to do. If I had to guess why, it is probably because they know that their positions do not stand up to scrutiny.

Actually, of all of them, Simplicius strikes me as the most level-headed and grounded and that is why I never wanted to go scorched-earth on him. Frankly, seeing as we support the same thing, our discussion ought to be like two officers arguing over strategy, not a grudge match. Real talk though: he is as big as he is because he was getting reposted by the big name Z-idiots. Regardless, we should, in theory, be able to hash things out amicably. I don’t know why he is being such a weasel, to be quite honest, do you? I mean, if you were sure of your positions, wouldn’t you relish the opportunity to advance and defend them? Maybe it is a testosterone issue, who knows. Generally, I think all modern men ought to get three tests done: a T-count check, an IQ score, and a paternity check. Simplicius should feel some shame though, at least, for ducking out of having a talk with me AND for not having the balls to even give a straight answer saying, “Yes” or “No”. I feel like I’m talking to HR over here! Maybe his girlfriend runs his account for him and keeps him on a short leash, idk, I’d feel bad for him on many levels if this was the case though. What puzzles me is that I’ve talked to people all over the political spectrum, but a fellow nationalist gives me the cold shoulder? A fellow intrepid Substack samizdat dissident? What gives?

It’s shaping up to be a fun week, Slavland friends!

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Wagner’s Evgeniy Prigozhin came out with yet another escalation aimed at the MoD and politely told the Chechens to watch their mouthes.

But, a preamble is in order before we get into that. Last week, the Chechens attacked Wagner on Telegram.

The founder of Wagner PMC Yevgeny Prigozhin was ordered to stop criticizing the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

This statement was made by the head of the Parliament of the Chechen Republic Magomed Daudov in his telegram channel. In particular, he demanded that Prigozhin stop making claims against the Ministry of Defense, as well as stop "creating panic" among Russian citizens. Daudov added that if the head of Wagner continues to criticize the defense department, then he will talk to him "man to man." [Note: that means he will fight him.]

“If you go further at such a pace, then nothing good will come of it. Throw off the location, and at any time, anywhere, as a man with a man, we will meet and discuss,” he said.

Daudov added that he did not understand what Prigozhin was trying to achieve by calling for someone to be shot or sending complaints every day. According to him, the fighters of the Chechen special forces "Akhmat" also faced problems, however, the soldiers should not complain about the difficulties. In addition, he noted that during the Great Patriotic War, Prigozhin would have been immediately put up against the wall for such statements and no one would have dealt with it.

“In your statements, you hint that someone should be shot. For such words in World War II, they would have been immediately put up against the wall, ”said Daudov.

In conclusion, he urged the head of Wagner not to forget, thanks to whom he has a private military company and good weapons.

Wow.

Two explicit death threats leveled by the Chechens at Wagner and aired in public for everyone to see. But, this is all certainly just a psy-op to fool Kiev, right guys? R-right?

Naturally, this promoted Prigozhin to respond via voice message:

• He had a call with the Chechens and the hatchet has been buried for now

• The Chechen’s attacks on Wagner were personal and were intended to lure Prigozhin into an open conflict

• This was an attempt to stoke internal tensions

• Prigozhin was accused of disrespecting Chechens and the MoD

• Russia is now on the verge of losing Russian territory

• Russians are dying in Belgorod and the MoD won’t and probably can’t do anything

• A fight between Wagner and the Akhmatov divisions would be bloody, but Wagner would win without any doubt

• Prigozhin denies insulting the honor of Akhmat

• Prigozhin says that only 10% of the Russian population wants to keep quiet and not have a fight amongst themselves. The rest are angry and the Pandora’s box has already been opened

• The Chechens were put up to attack Wagner by their friends in the Kremlin

• Putin has finally convened a Security Council meeting to figure out what is going on

• This attack on Wagner was a provocation to entrap him into committing hate speech

• In Russia these last 30 years, the law is anti-Russian and allows minorities to insult Russians, but punishes Russians for doing the same [Note: the legal code is anti-Russian and punishes Russians for defending themselves against the predations of ethnic criminals. Thankfully, the worst of these laws have been scaled back, somewhat.]

• Even if the attacks on Wagner continue, Prigozhin isn’t going to settle the issue “90’s style” which means gangster-style turf wars

• Prigozhin reaffirms that the conflict has been put aside for now, both sides agree that it is unwise to move the fighting into Russia proper between allies

• The Kremlin’s attempt to entrap Prigozhin failed, but this will eventually lead to serious consequences down the line if they keep playing these games

• Belgorod has been abandoned by the MoD and so Wagner reserves the right to step in and move to reinforce Belgorod with or without permission from the MoD

But that is not all. Stepping out of the shadows, the founder and actual military strategist for Wagner, Dmitry Utkin, who is /ourguy/ and one of the patron saints of this blog, broke his silence and went on the offensive against the uppity Chechens.

Utkin has no Telegram and I read his reply through the Rusich battalion channel, who are die-hard Russian Nationalists who unabashedly fly the Kalovrat.

Here is what he said:

The commander of the Wagner Group, Hero of Russia, Dmitry Utkin, commented in response to the attacks of Delimkhanov and Daudov:

- "I will begin. I appeal to the Chairman of the Chechen Parliament, Mr. Magomed Daudov:

• we are already in World War III. And in connection with the current events, I completely agree - certain citizens need to be put up against the wall, for the SHAME that we have eperienced;

• PMC WAGNER HAS NEVER BEEN, IS NOT AND WILL NOT BE IN A STATE OF PANIC;

• any problems that arise, we solve in the ways available to us, so long as they do not contradict the Laws of the Russian Federation and the Constitution;

• where did such familiarity come from, who gave you the right to address us using "you" and "Zhenya"; [note: russian has the informal ты and formal вы. it is considered extremely rude to start off with ты, but Chechens are a very arrogant people.]

• we personally did not receive planes, helicopters, or missiles from you;

• Yes. PMC "WAGNER" takes the 1st place in the ranking of private military companies, a fact that is recognized all over the world;

• if you want to talk "man to man" we are always ready. Moreover, we know each other since the 1st and 2nd wars in Chechnya ”

Utkin said that if the Chechens want to start a gunfight with them, Wagner will respond in kind and that Wagner will defeat them handily. He also implies that the Chechens are traitors to Russia with his reference to the Chechen wars. Utkin, and Strelkov for that matter, were involved in the pacification campaigns.

During both Chechen campaigns, Dmitry Utkin participated in combat operations as part of the special forces units of the GRU of the General Staff, writes IA "FederalPress".

Magomed Daudov during the first and second Chechen campaigns participated in armed clashes on the side of the militants, according to the "Caucasian Knot" biographical information about Daudov. Adam Delimkhanov, after the first Chechen campaign, worked as a driver for the field commander Salman Raduev, with the beginning of the second Chechen campaign, Delimkhanov was among the Chechens who went over to the side of the federal forces (Russia).

It should be noted that representatives of the leadership of Chechnya could be offended by the words spoken by Prigogine on May 31 that Akhmat "does not have the task of freeing the entire DPR." The Kadyrovites could have taken these words as an allusion to their inability to "liberate the DPR."

The Kremlin eventually decided to buy the Chechens off and the conflict simmered down.

Captain Utkin in Dagestan of the 584th

The part where Prigozhin said that he reserves the right to move his troops wherever he wants within Russia was interesting, to say the least. Belgorod really isn’t that far from Moscow. Also, the reports coming out of Belgorod are disheartening to say the least. The same old complaints that we’ve covered already and then some.

They are now getting bombed by Kiev regularly, raided by probing attacks, and the MoD continues to refuse to allow the men to mobilize and form a self-defense militia.

According to Strelko and Gubarev, weapons have NOT been distributed and fortifications have NOT been constructed.

Now, Wagner has already started sending supplies and trainers to Belgorod, so Prigozhin’s mutiny threat is already a done deal, really. All he has to do is send more troops there if he so wishes. And what will the MoD do? Sic the Chechens on him again? Declare him a traitor? Arrest him? Assassinate him?

This is a perfect field of battle for Prigozhin. There he is, standing up for the people of Russia who have been abandoned by their own government, which passes hate speech laws against them. Should the MoD attack him over Belgorod, Prigozhin’s popularity will only soar. That is why the Kremlin uses their Chechen mercenaries instead. But, this will backfire as well because Russians absolutely loathe Chechens and the feeling is returned in spades. All Prigozhin or any other prominent Russian public figure has to do is blow on the embers to rekindle open enmity between the two groups. If the Kremlin were smart, they’d have thrown as many Chechens and Tuvans into Bakhmut as possible to thin their numbers with the threat of declaring them traitors should they retreat.

But, alas, occupation governments the world over know how useful it is to have a foreign mercenary force in their pockets to keep themselves in power. Chechens used to be routinely used to do the Spook State’s dirty work in Russia and not only Russia. Also, they are above the law, and make sure to remind the Russians of this whenever they can. The police has orders to not touch Chechens and only the Chechen’s own elders and security structures are allowed to mete out discipline to their own. This means that Chechens with clan connections can do as they please in Moscow. At worst, they will simply be sent back to Chechnya to cool down and lay low.

Z-grifters who wax poetically about Russia’s multinational harmony are actively concealing the truth of the situation.

Prigozhin is 100% right in pointing out that the RF has laws specifically geared at putting non-Russians above Russians and undermining Russian identity. And, in the Soviet Union, Russians were the only group actively denied their own self-identity as well. All other groups had their own republics with their own party leaders, regional governments. Not so for Russia, which had to be suppressed so that other identities could benefit and assert themselves at the Russians’ expense. Ukraine as a political identity and project was actively promoted by Lenin and all the top Communists who followed him for a reason. No one did more to create this anti-Russia on Russia’s borders than the Bolsheviks. Remember that, and suffer no more lies about Multi-Kulti paradises whether they come from Commie apologists or Liberal technocrats. You know full well what diversity looks like and feels like in your own countries. Don’t imagine for even a second, that Russia has somehow created a Multi-Kulti heaven on earth where countries like Germany and America failed.

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But what or who is Wagner, really? I’ve covered some of the inner-workings and origin story of Wagner here:

But the pressing questions remain. Is Wagner Prigozhin? Is Prigozhin a project of Kiriyenko? What is Uktin’s game? Who stands behind Utkin? Prigozhin does a good job revealing the dirt on everyone else, that is for sure. But Wagner itself and their intentions remain a mystery.