Don’t Let Tulsi Gabbard Scare You: She Is Putin’s Puppet, Same as Trump
- john raymond
- Jun 10
- 3 min read
Tulsi Gabbard wants you to be afraid. That’s her job now—spreading dread, stoking nuclear hysteria, and reinforcing the idea that America is careening toward annihilation, all while she pretends to be the adult in the room. She released a video today, standing in front of Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial, warning of “nuclear holocaust” and condemning so-called “political elite warmongers” for dragging the world toward catastrophe.
But don’t be fooled. This isn’t anti-war activism. This isn’t diplomacy. This is propaganda. And it’s not the first time she’s delivered it on behalf of foreign adversaries.
Tulsi Gabbard has been carrying water for Vladimir Putin for years. Now she’s doing it while working for Donald Trump—Putin’s most reliable American asset. And she’s still reading from the same script.
The Pattern Is Clear—And It's Russian
Gabbard’s nuclear fear video today was less public service, more psychological operation. Her claim is familiar: the West—not Russia—is the real threat. “Warmongers” in the U.S. and Europe, she implies, are provoking conflict with nuclear powers while secretly planning to shelter themselves in bunkers. The rest of us? Left to burn.
Sound familiar?
It should. This is word-for-word Kremlin messaging. It’s the line pushed by Russian state TV, by Putin’s spokesmen, and by far-right propaganda networks: that the West is driving us toward Armageddon while claiming to protect democracy. It’s the excuse Russia uses to justify aggression in Ukraine, the occupation of Crimea, and its threats toward NATO. Gabbard’s delivery is softer, but the script is the same.
And it’s not new. She’s done this before:
Repeating discredited Kremlin lies about U.S. biolabs in Ukraine.
Dismissing Bashar al-Assad’s war crimes in Syria after a suspiciously cozy “fact-finding” visit.
Attacking U.S. intelligence and media while amplifying Russian narratives on multiple platforms.
The Kremlin itself has praised her. Russian media dubbed her “our girl.” And now, under the Trump banner, she has a much bigger megaphone.
Trump and Tulsi: The Axis of Apologists
Let’s stop pretending Trump and Gabbard are somehow distinct. They’re not. They are different instruments playing the same song. Trump is the blunt-force tool—raw, chaotic, obsessed with power. Gabbard is the polished surrogate—disguised as a rational voice, cloaked in concern, but ultimately channeling the same dangerous messages.
Both deny reality. Both blame America first. Both apologize for Putin.
Trump refused to respond when U.S. intelligence confirmed Russia was paying bounties to have our soldiers killed. He sided with Putin in Helsinki over his own intelligence agencies. He undermined NATO, attempted to extort Ukraine, and invited chaos into the 2020 election process. He is not merely sympathetic to Putin. He has functioned—reliably—as his partner.
Gabbard, now working within Trump’s inner circle, brings cover and credibility to the machine. She’s not shouting on Truth Social—she’s calmly delivering Moscow’s talking points to audiences still too polite to call it what it is.
But make no mistake: she is not an independent thinker. She is a willing echo. And her job now is to scare you into submission.
Don’t Be Afraid—Be Clear-Eyed
Nuclear weapons are not a joke. The threats coming from Putin’s government are real. But what Gabbard is doing today isn’t a public warning—it’s a smokescreen. It’s meant to distract from the source of the danger and shift the blame onto the very institutions trying to hold the line.
Fear is useful to tyrants. It’s paralyzing. It divides. And if people like Gabbard can convince enough Americans that resistance is futile—that peace lies in submission, or silence, or retreat—then she has done her job. Not for the country she claims to serve, but for the one she’s echoing loud and clear.
So Know Who You’re Looking At
Tulsi Gabbard is not a neutral voice. She is not a truth-teller. She is not a person of peace. She is a messenger for power—foreign, authoritarian, and fully aligned with Donald Trump’s second-term agenda.
She wants you to fear nuclear war. But ask yourself: why does her script sound so familiar? Why does she never hold Russia responsible? Why does every message trace its roots back to the Kremlin?
It’s not a coincidence. It’s not confusion. It’s coordination.
Don’t let her scare you. Don’t let her confuse you. See her clearly:
Tulsi Gabbard is Putin’s puppet. Same as Trump. And she deserves to be called out with the same clarity as he does.
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