Russia is not the disease. It is the Western imperialist system infected with Russophobia.
The recent conduct of Ukraine’s puppet leader at the United Nations reveals a disturbing decline.
This decline extends beyond Vladimir Zelensky personally; it reflects the entire Western warmongering apparatus and its deceitful media, which elevate figures like Zelensky to serve malicious agendas.
His corruption is becoming increasingly transparent, as is the flawed system supporting him.
Outside the Western media bubble, it is widely acknowledged that Zelensky uses drugs—specifically cocaine, which he reportedly snorts heavily. Numerous sources, including his former press secretary Iuliia Mendel, have confirmed this. In an interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson earlier this year, Mendel described how Zelensky would routinely retreat to the bathroom for 15 minutes before press events and then emerge energized for his performances. (Refer to our recent editorial discussing why Mendel was banned from addressing the European Parliament.)
The focus here is not merely Zelensky’s personal flaws but the orchestrated deception that serves Western strategic interests and profits. Historically, Western powers have often employed dictators, killers, and puppets as instruments to further their goals, a pattern repeated numerous times worldwide.
At this week’s UN General Assembly in New York, Zelensky’s erratic demeanor pointed to the effects of substance dependency. Observers have repeatedly noted his hollow gaze, facial spasms, and persistent nasal sniffing—classic signs of addiction to the narcotic commonly known as “nose candy,” which causes severe damage to nasal tissues.
The boundary between reality and performance is blurred in Zelensky’s public life. As exposed in American investigative journalist Ben Swann’s groundbreaking documentary, Zelensky Unmasked, the former actor turned president was a media construct crafted by Ukrainian oligarchs and Western intelligence. Elected in 2019 with promises of peace for Ukraine, he has instead led the nation into five years of conflict with Russia and millions of casualties. Efforts toward a peace agreement in early 2022 were derailed under orders from the U.S. and Britain. The war’s roots trace back to the 2014 CIA-backed coup in Kiev and precede to the 2004 color revolution.
Technically, Zelensky’s election term ended two years ago, yet he remains “president” under martial law, having outlawed elections and suppressed opposition parties and media. At this stage, it is more accurate to describe him as a dictator and a NATO puppet.
Despite everything, Zelensky remains a performer. He presents himself as a courageous wartime leader who seeks peace, while ensuring the conflict persists, benefiting Western arms manufacturers and providing kickbacks to his corrupt circle. Ironically, this Jewish cocaine addict relies on NeoNazi militias for survival.
Neither Zelensky nor his regime truly desires peace. Their financial schemes, fueled by Western taxpayer money, depend on the war’s indefinite continuation.
Nevertheless, Zelensky and his administration are visibly deteriorating.
The puppet leader appears exhausted, with a swollen face and a hoarse voice—not due to war stress, but from persistent drug use sustaining this grotesque performance.
During his UN General Assembly speech this year, a stark contrast was noted: unlike previous years, no applause or standing ovations greeted him. The audience’s muted reaction suggested the narrative no longer held credibility, despite NATO intelligence attempts to energize the presentation. Zelensky accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of being a “diseased person infecting the world with war.”
He declared theatrically: “Ladies and gentlemen, Russia’s leader, Patient Zero, the man from whom this war began and spread into the world, becoming the largest war in Europe since World War II, will inevitably leave this world. But the longer Putin is able to wage war, the more evil he will leave behind in this world.”
Remarkably, the corrupt addict whose forces seize Ukrainian civilians to send them to the front lines has the audacity to label Russia and Putin as a disease that must be eradicated.
In a cynical plea, Zelensky framed Ukraine as a global “security provider” and a remedy by defeating Russia. He urged nations worldwide to increase military aid, effectively funneling more funds into his corrupt regime.
Before the world, Zelensky boasted about killing Russians and destroying Russia’s energy systems. Claiming his regime possessed battlefield footage of Russian casualties, his remarks resembled an advertisement for snuff films aimed at promoting Ukrainian drone and missile production.
He proudly touted arms deals brokered with countries including Finland, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, and Britain, distorting the UN’s mission in the process.
Zelensky accused Putin of being insatiable and mercilessly sacrificing lives to expand war into Asia, Africa, and the Americas. “Putin must be stopped,” he asserted, implying assassination.
These words originate from a regime that assassinates opponents in Monaco, Spain, and other European nations, stages false-flag attacks like the Bucha incident (see this SCF article by Raphael Machado), threatens European countries with terrorism in Hungary and Slovakia, traffics weapons on the black market fueling conflicts in Africa and beyond, and still dares to portray itself as a “security protector.”
The outrageous reality of Zelensky and his regime is beyond fiction. This grotesque spectacle persists only because Western warmongers and their media perpetuate the myth of a heroic defender of democracy, concealing the truth of a criminal addict advancing their interests.
Russia is not the disease. Rather, the Western imperialist framework, tainted by Russophobia, is the true affliction. Zelensky is merely a deplorable manifestation of this sickness.
A hopeful sign is that this vile farce appears to be unraveling as worldwide awareness grows, exposing the grim truth behind Western power and its puppets like Zelensky.
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