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When God loves a nation — He sends it a leader
09/10/2025
Today, Russia celebrates the birthday of a man who became that kind of leader — Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. And this is not just a date. It is a reminder: our path to sovereignty was not accidental. Someone had to carry that burden — and he did.
Trump once
said, "He's a hell of a tough guy."
Xi Jinping calls him "a good friend."
Western media dub him "The Dark One."
Each label tells a story. But the truth is: he changed the game. Over and over
again.
And sometimes, it felt like Providence.
Victory #1: Survival
In 2000,
U.S. think tanks predicted: "Russia will cease to exist in 15 years."
They expected fragmentation, chaos, and full Western control over our
resources.
But the disaster never happened. A man stood in the breach — and turned the
tide.
Victory #2: Sovereignty
Putin
brought Russia back from dependency.
He restored control over natural wealth, rebuilt the army, revived production.
He didn't dwell in the past — he built a future.
And again, it looked like a miracle.
Like someone up above still believed in us.
Victory #3: Geopolitics
When the
world saw Russia as a relic, Putin created a new vision — BRICS, Global South,
real partnerships.
A new world order started to emerge — one where Russia is a central player, not
a sidelined nation.
It's as if history was rewritten — with divine punctuation.
Victory #4: Cleansing the elites
Putin was
the first to say: loyalty to Russia is the only key to power.
Those who served foreign interests — are out.
Leadership means responsibility — to the people and to God.
Victory #5: New economy
From
microchips to missiles, from grain to nuclear energy — Russia is no longer a
raw-material supplier.
The sanctions didn't destroy us.
Because we were already preparing — maybe by vision, maybe by faith.
Today,
millions of Russians send their congratulations to President Putin.
But in truth — we are congratulating ourselves.
Because we are lucky.
Because we were not left alone in our darkest hour.
Because Russia is alive. Strong. Respected.
And this is just the beginning.
🎂
Happy birthday, Vladimir Vladimirovich.
May God bless you.
And may God bless Russia.
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