Compare the two criminal heads of the political monster mobster that the “Trumputin” really is with the first head of Mr. Magog the demagogue:

-Donald Trump is not a brilliant businessman and a visionary statesman as he wants people to believe and need Elon Musk to peddle that american dream turn nightmare, since Trump is he a bogus billionaire who has been propped up by Russian mob money. Wayne Barrett, author of a 1992 investigative biography of Trump’s real-estate dealings, has tied Trump to mob and mob-connected men. “Trump’s career has benefited from a decades-long and largely successful effort to limit and deflect law enforcement investigations into his dealings with top mobsters, organized crime associates, labor fixers, corrupt union leaders, con artists and even a one-time drug trafficker whom Trump retained as the head of his personal helicopter service. Trump is connected in various deals to many other mobsters and wise guys from Russia.”excerpt from the article entitled “Just What Were Donald Trump’s Ties to the Mob? I’ve spent years investigating, and here’s what’s known.” By DAVID CAY JOHNSTON May 22, 2016, from POLITICO magasine. “The Russian Mafia amounts to “one of the branches of the Russian government today.” Where Americans cracked down on the Italian American Mafia, Putin dealt with the Russian mob very differently. He co-opted it. He made it an integral part of his Mafia state. Russian gangsters became, in effect, Putin’s enforcers. They had long and deep relationships. 1984, when David Bogatin, an alleged Russian gangster who arrived in the United States a few years earlier with $3 in his pocket, sat down with Trump and bought not one but five condos, for a total of $6 million — about $15 million in today’s dollars. What was most striking about the transaction was that at the time, according to David Cay Johnston’s “The Making of Donald Trump,” Trump Tower was one of only two major buildings in New York City that sold condos to buyers who used shell companies that allowed them to purchase real estate while concealing their identities. Thus, according to the New York state attorney general’s office, when Trump closed the deal with Bogatin, whether he knew it or not, he had just helped launder money for the Russian Mafia.And so began a 35-year relationship between Trump and Russian organized crime. Mind you, this was a period during which the disintegration of the Soviet Union had opened a fire-hose-like torrent of hundreds of billions of dollars in flight capital from oligarchs, wealthy apparatchiks and mobsters in Russia and its satellites. And who better to launder so much money for the Russians than Trump — selling them multimillion-dollar condos at top dollar, with little or no apparent scrutiny of who was buying them. Over the next three decades, dozens of lawyers, accountants, real estate agents, mortgage brokers and other white-collar professionals came together to facilitate such transactions on a massive scale. According to a BuzzFeed investigation, more than 1,300 condos, one-fifth of all Trump-branded condos sold in the United States since the 1980s, were shifted “in secretive, all-cash transactions that enable buyers to avoid legal scrutiny by shielding their finances and identities.”The Trump Organization has dismissed money laundering charges as unsubstantiated, and because it is so difficult to penetrate the shell companies that purchased these condos, it is almost impossible for reporters — or, for that matter, anyone without subpoena power — to determine how much money laundering by Russians went through Trump-branded properties. But Anders Aslund, a Swedish economist, put it this way to me: “Early on, Trump came to the conclusion that it is better to do business with crooks than with honest people. Crooks have two big advantages. First, they’re prepared to pay more money than honest people. And second, they will always lose if you sue them because they are known to be crooks.” After Trump World Tower opened in 2001, Trump began looking for buyers in Russia through Sotheby’s International Realty, which teamed up with a Russian real estate outfit. “I had contacts in Moscow looking to invest in the United States,” real estate broker Dolly Lenz told USA Today. “They all wanted to meet Donald.” In the end, she said, she sold 65 units to Russians in Trump World Tower alone.The condo sales were just a part of it. In 2002, after Trump had racked up $4 billion in debt from his disastrous ventures in Atlantic City, the Russians again came to his rescue, by way of the Bayrock Group. At a time when Trump found it almost impossible to get loans from Western banks, Bayrock offered him enormous fees — 18 to 25 percent of the profits — simply to use his name on its developments.” excepts from an article entitled “Trump’s businesses are full of dirty Russian money. The scandal is that it’s legal. Shell companies put figures from Putin’s Mafia into Trump Tower. Should that be worrying? Perspective by Craig Unger March 29, 2019 at 1:15 p.m. EDT published in The Washington Post.”

“Once in office, Trump proceeded to do things that raised suspicions about his relationship with Russia. His pattern of doing catering to Putin’s interests resulted in the fact that, in his first three years in office, Trump left behind a long list of disgruntled foreign policy advisors, many of whom quit in protest. And Republican Senators repeatedly departed from their usual fawning praise of the president to object to his foreign policy moves.”, excerpts of an article entitled “Does Trump owe Russia? The Supreme Court’s ruling on the president’s taxes may eventually give us answers” in brookings.edu by Elaine Kamarck.

As for the second head of the Trumputin political mobster monster, or Mr Rogue the Gogue: at the start of the counter-terrorist operation in the North Caucasus in September 1999, Putin, then Russia’s prime minister, declared that terrorists would be chased everywhere: “Should we catch them in the toilet, we will whack them in the outhouse, after all. That’s it. The subject is closed for good.” And a highly suspicious counterterrorism operation akin to a state crime of terrorism false flag as it propped up Putin into presidential power based on a series of war crime dismissed as strong political leadership. During his first presidential election campaign, in 2000, Putin pledged to turn a chaotic country plagued by corruption into a just and orderly “dictatorship of the law.” But his own long rule has been marred by allegations of graft from the start — and even before the start. The Committee Men investigation published by Current Time and RFE/RL’s Russian Service (Radio Free Europe, Radio Liberty) on May 19, 2022 reveals untold details of corruption scandals and scams that swirled around Vladimir Putin and his associates as he began his political ascent. When the Soviet Union collapsed three decades ago, an unremarkable 39-year-old retired KGB officer named Vladimir Putin found himself at the helm of a municipal committee in Leningrad, now known by its original name, St. Petersburg. It was a humble launching pad for the man who would go on to rule Russia for more than two decades and, after engineering a political system that could keep him in power for life and ordering an unprovoked war against Ukraine, is now escalating the kind of isolationism and political repressions reminiscent of the Soviet era in which he cut his intelligence teeth. Within a year of Putin’s appointment as head of Leningrad’s External Relations Committee by his political mentor, Mayor Anatoly Sobchak, he was already mired in suspicions of corruption. A liberal city lawmaker named Marina Salye led an inquiry calling for Putin’s removal over the committee’s barter scheme, which earned millions for fly-by-night firms that vanished with the money. Putin, who has been president or prime minister of Russia since 1999, often has strong words for corrupt officials in his public pronouncements. In a 2008 meeting with senior legislators, the president said they should “have their paws cut off.” In 2012, he said corrupt officials “need to be hanged,” adding, “But that is not our way.”
And yet corruption allegations have featured prominently throughout Putin’s decades in government. Some of the earliest stem from Putin’s term, from 1991 to 1996, as chairman of the St. Petersburg External Relations Committee (KVS), which had the power to negotiate and incentivize lucrative investment and trade deals with foreign partners.Corruption claims involving Putin himself, and those closest to him, have never been fully investigated by the Russian authorities." excerpt from The Committee Men The untold details of corruption scandals and scams that swirled around Vladimir Putin and his associates as he began his political ascent By Current Time and RFE/RL’s Russian Service.

Magog, the demagogue Trump is to be understood as Magog Villa or Mar-a-Lago !

The Biblical Gog prophecy is meant to be fulfilled at the approach of what is called the “end of days”, but not necessarily the end of the world." just the end of the rule of law for the elite enjoying their self made everlasting criminal impunity!

J.P. Barnum’s creation from the past (maximization of affinity fraud under the guise of denouncing it as “Humbugs of the world”), two-headed political monster has been reunited again as “Trumputin”, Gogue Zilla (Putin who will shoot terrorists all the way to the outhouse or the “gogue” in French and thus instead of shooting himself as the greatest world terrorist when in the bathroom only flushes the toilet); and Magog, the demagogue Trump to enact the end of the rule of law forever and the beginning of the everlasting criminal impunity which started to last almost forever on the day of the 9/11 state crime of terrorism false flag operation : since a sitting president can’t be tried, “the failure to swiftly prosecute Trump enabled his election, then, his election seems to guarantee that he will never face accountability for the acts he committed, including those for which he has already been convicted of 34 felonies.”, excerpt from the article entitled “The Cases Against Trump: A Guide. Thirty-four felony convictions. Charges of fraud, election subversion, and obstruction. One place to keep track of the presidential candidate’s legal troubles.” By David A. Graham Published in “The Atlantic”
“Trumputin” ordinary common criminal behavior are make-believe there are capable and ad hoc statesmen for 20 years while they are long-time career criminal abnormally posturing as a chief of state, merely creating the condition of their being above the law to perpetrate more crimes and to generate more criminal impunity for their crimes being elected fraudulently and irrationally as head of the State to enshrine in fake charismatic based arbitrary decisions of theirs, the mean of circumventing the rule of law forever, known as heavenly criminal impunity of con artists or con-victory !