Can I gather armed masked men and start abducting people in the streets, and everyone will just think it’s fine — like it’s some kind of law enforcement operation?

The “facts” are pulled out of one’s ass.

Exactly — it’s like “Putin, go home!” but cranked up with full-on street-level profanity. Instead of just telling him to leave, “Putin khuilo” is more like “Putin is a d*head”

Thank you 🫶

Thank you, Georgian people! You are true brothers and sisters. 🇱🇹❤️🇬🇪

Not surprised, Krasnov does match quite fittingly with his orange 🍊 color 🤭

Just keep feeding their ego, offering business deals, and reinforcing their worldview This is intelligence work 101: find a target’s weakness and exploit it

Of course they will use him now to the max. Trump’s 1988 remark fits perfectly with Russia’s goal of weakening Western alliances like NATO and reducing U.S. commitment to global security. If an asset willingly repeats key narratives, why waste effort recruiting them directly?

Trump already said back in 1988, upon returning from Moscow, that Europe and Japan are no good and must defend themselves. The KGB could hardly believe their luck at that time and applauded while standing.

Former KGB major Jurij Svec, who lives in the U.S., has been talking about this for a long time: the KGB identified Trump’s vulnerability to flattery and emotional instability as early as 1987 when he first visited Moscow with his model wife Ivana.

7. Fear of Weakness – Will do anything to avoid looking like a “loser.”

Flattery and fear control them easily.

4. Lack of Curiosity – Avoids deep analysis, trusts instincts over facts.
5. Harsh Upbringing – Raised in a hyper-competitive, success-at-all-costs mindset.
6. Surrounded by Ruthless People – Hard to recognize manipulation when it’s the norm.

1. Narcissism – Needs constant admiration, believes in their own superiority.
2. Emotional Instability – Reacts impulsively, sensitive to praise and criticism.
3. Transactional Thinking – Sees relationships as deals, not genuine connections.

Sorry for late repply, had some work to do, but good question!
It seems to stem from a combination of psychological traits, life experiences, and the environments he has operated in. So a breakdown why Some People are easily manipulated (Like Trump):