Vladimir Putin Is An Immortal Who Hasn’t Changed In 100 Years, And The Internet Has Photographic Proof
Fans of the Russian President Vladimir Putin have always known there is something special about the man they admire, but convincing skeptics like you and me has been the obstacle to the worldwide growth and expansion of the Cult of Putin.
But now Putin’s fans may have stumbled on evidence sufficient to prove that their swaggering hero is a mythical time-travelling super-being hundreds or maybe even thousands of years of old.
Recently, conspiracy theorists began circulating on social networks photos of Putin purportedly taken nearly a hundred years ago. The first photo, reportedly taken in 1920, shows the Russian strongman in a military uniform. The second photo, purportedly taken in 1941, also shows Putin as a decorated military pilot.
— Glen Stanway (@GlenStanway) December 14, 2015
And according to conspiracy theorists, the photos reveal a shocking truth — Putin’s “youthful” looks have not changed in nearly a hundred years.
Fotograflarin altinda #Putin #immortal yazmislar.Slav irk birbirine benziyor sadece; biktim bu komplo teorilerinden! pic.twitter.com/fWrFj5qQCw
— HARUN KØLÇAK (@kolcakharun) December 14, 2015
The latest photographic evidence — according to conspiracy theorists — adds to mounting evidence that Putin is an immortal being who has lived for centuries. Despite having lived over the centuries playing prominent roles in history, he has managed to avoid drawing attention to the fact of his immortality by assuming several guises.
Vladimir Putin Is Immortal: Photos of Russian President From 100 Years Ago https://t.co/Qnk3v9dmtD pic.twitter.com/ID72Bjb5u9
— Rick Cordeiro (@CordeiroRick) December 14, 2015
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, the immortal during the Russian Civil war… #politics pic.twitter.com/wjsDElLmV4
— Bartosz Scheller (@BartoszScheller) September 24, 2015
Putin! He is immortal! pic.twitter.com/OkjYq1ZvNx
— Dmitry Korogodsky (@kda275) June 4, 2015
Many fans believe that the earliest evidence of Putin in history comes from his incarnation as the infamous Prince of Wallachia, Vlad (III) Dracula or Vlad the Impaler, whose name was popularized by author Bram Stoker in his 1879 novel Dracula as the vampire Count Dracula.
“[Vlad the Imapler] roasted children, whom he fed to their mothers. And (he) cut off the breasts of women, and forced their husbands to eat them. After that, he had them all impaled.”
“I [Vlad III Dracula] have killed peasants men and women, old and young, who lived at Oblucitza and Novoselo… We killed 23,884 Turks without counting those whom we burned in homes or the Turks whose heads were cut by our soldiers…”
Putin admirers have also presented “concrete” evidence on social media that the Russian president may have lived in 1500s, during the Italian Renaissance.
Putin’s signature mocking expression lurks behind the enigmatic smile on the face of the world famous Mona Lisa by the Renaissance painter Leonardo da Vinci, now housed at the Louvre in Paris.
Vladimir Putin is immortal and the Internet has the proof ? https://t.co/Q0puB8sW4z pic.twitter.com/QnwuCnMMdl
— Barabeke (@barabeke) December 11, 2015
Putin, according to his admirers, lived during the Renaissance era in the 1500s as Lisa del Giocondo (June 15, 1497 -July 15, 1542), also known as Lisa Gherardini. A portrait of Lisa — the Mona Lisa — by Leonardo da Vinci was commissioned by her husband Francesco di Bartolomeo di Zanobi del Giocondo, a cloth and silk merchant, and later an official in Florence.
Should join Bellingcat, found some solid evidence on the net. Like Putin being immortal. http://t.co/xmDOlvO6zE pic.twitter.com/WO1D4AWXMr
— Cat Begemot (@hulina_j) July 29, 2015
You only need to scrutinize the painting – with insight derived from the piece of information that Putin had lived as Lisa Gherardini in the 1500s – to see the truth that the woman in the Mona Lisa painting was actually Putin in disguise. After his bloody career as Vlad III Dracula, Putin presumably chose to go undercover and live a simple, uneventful life as the wife of a minor Italian official and cloth merchant. According to Putin’s admirers, the image analysis above provides indisputable photographic proof that Putin was Mona Lisa.
Stahp it –Vladimir Putin Is Immortal And The Internet Has The Proof http://t.co/OmNVMpNZnt via @hayesbrown @buzzfeednews
— Jane Yoo (@YOOPHORIC) July 28, 2015
Putin fans say there is evidence their hero also lived as in the 18th century and later in the 19th century as a Greek general (see photographic proof below).
Mr.Immortal #Putin pic.twitter.com/DT5Jv6S7KY
— Dogus (@dogusbezci) November 16, 2015
Am I the only one to think this General Valtinos (19th century Greek) looks like #Putin? pic.twitter.com/a2MtVkbJPt
— Eric Maurice (@er1cmau) April 24, 2014
The immortal Putin posed for other great painters such as the Dutch artist Jan van Eyck and the painter MC Esher (see photographic proof below).
@shaunwalker7 It can’t be! Only van Eyck’s paintings look like Putin… pic.twitter.com/A1D4W6A8dx
— Stefan de Koning (@StefandeKoning1) July 27, 2015
Raro:”This MC Escher drawing looks like Putin” ->:http://t.co/XR9Q2S4kH8 pic.twitter.com/NFweymt3OC
— El Hermano (@ElHermanoAmigo) July 11, 2015
A new and scary twist: Putin as centuries-old immortal. Don’t laugh! It might be true, mofos. pic.twitter.com/FvenWV40Fj
— Simon Drax (@SimonDrax) October 4, 2015
Vladimir Putin Is Immortal.. http://t.co/RPPTqySZS3
—?_? (@sstyod) October 4, 2015
And don’t be fooled by 63-year-old Putin’s publicized keep-fit regime, which includes riding shirtless on wild bears. Putin fans have generously let us into the secret of how he sustains his immortal life. According to Putinologists, he absorbs the life force of innocent children to recharge his life. He was recently caught pants-down, secretly adding a few hundred years to his life through the sinister and nefarious act of feeding on the life force of young, innocent and unsuspecting victims (see photographic proof below).
Why Putin is immortal. pic.twitter.com/l0eehpgkbZ
— Best of 9GAG (@BestGAG) August 11, 2015
According to Putin fans and conspiracy theorists, the world missed the hidden significance of Putin’s participation in the recent march of the so-called “Immortal Regiment Moscow” to honor veterans of Russia’s “Great Patriotic War” that ended in victory over Nazi Germany.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7B0-iJBAkY
Putin joined the march as an “immortal” carrying a portrait of his father (cough… cough) who also fought the Nazis during World War II.
[Image via Kremlin.ru/Wikimedia]