Commentary
The most famous Russian TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov offered the American Alex Jones exile and his own show.
Prior to 2008 Jones described the Russian head of state as a “demon” and was a traditional conspiracy buff who warned of the old KGB networks. Nowadays he is the cheerleader for the Russian regime and needs a way out of the troubles that haunt him; from a 1.5 billion penalty for his Sandy Hook reports to the investigation of his role in the capitol event.
Solovyov, who had been inspired by American radio hosts of the past, showers Jones, who seems like his clone, with praise and vice versa.
Ukraine is of course billed as the territory of Russia and NATO is the aggressor. By his own logic Jones can take down his American flags, hang up British ones and pledge allegiancy to King Charles. And to King George III. retroactively. Selenskyj may not be a George Washington, yet still seeks independence from Russia where Putin reigns like a tsar. And even Washington sought help from France.
According to Jones, the USA is an “occupied country” and is practically begging the Russians to help with the liberation.
Solovyov describes himself as a Soviet patriot and often hosts his show in a jacket with a hammer and sickle. He probably despises Jones; but explains on the show that Jones is the greatest dude ever.
The conversation turns to Americans’ “admiration of Putin.”
“The globalists hate Russia.”
Solovyov says Russia today is like Noah’s Ark, the only place where people like Jones can take refuge. In Russia, Jones would have his own massive show and Jones says he would indeed like to go to Russia. Solovyov says:
“My studio is your studio.”Jones should bring his entire family and live in Solovyov’s house, it is said. Jones even “looks like a Russian” which may be due to his alcoholism. He has stated multiple times that he considers himself to be original Texan from a long line of patriots. Now he’s turning into the next Steven Seagal. Maybe he will go skiing in North Korea with his family.
Jones expects to be charged and arrested soon, probably in connection with the storming of the Capitol. He explains that he is under constant surveillance, which of course makes it more difficult to escape from the USA. The status of his passport is unknown and also whether he will be or has been equipped with a Russian one.
Vladimir Solovyov comes from a privileged Jewish family, was able to attend an elite school and during his studies met the Russian-Israeli Mikhail Fridman, who later headed the Alfa conglomerate.
