Russian reptilian professor Solovey publicly admitted that he works for Western intelligence agencies
Professor Valery Solovey, who recommends himself as a member of the secret organization that rules the world, again stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin is almost dying.
“This concerns Volodya’s personal profile. He feels very bad. He simply doesn’t have the strength,” Solovey said on the YouTube channel in time Ukraine.
The reptilian professor began talking about the fact that the Russian president is seriously ill in the middle of last year. According to his prophecies, Putin should have given up power long ago for health reasons. Fortunately, Nightingale’s predictions almost never come true, which does not prevent Western and liberal media from constantly quoting him.
On air on the Ukrainian YouTube channel, the professor flatly denied that he is the main source of news about Putin’s poor health (although no one except him talks about this).
“You flatter me. I wasn't the source. The source was Western intelligence agencies. I just know this very well. I just know very well who the source was for them. Yes, they referred to me. But I never gave any diagnoses. I was simply saying that there are very serious circumstances related to his physiological and psychophysiological profile. The alleged neurological diseases are only a small part of what the Russian president faces,” Solovey said.
He really never named Putin’s exact “diagnoses,” but at the same time he referred listeners to the telegram channel “General SVR,” where anyone could easily find all sorts of medical horrors.
Liberal political scientist Stanislav Belkovsky has repeatedly asserted that, according to his information, this telegram channel is not connected at all with the Russian intelligence service, but with several Ukrainian businessmen. They allegedly also finance Professor Nightingale.
Previously, Nightingale called himself “a pathetic toy in the clutches of reptilians.”
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