According to one source both his natural and adoptive fathers were jewish.
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Let me guess? When he grew up he discovered that he was not Jewish infact. 
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The big problem with mercenary forces (aka PMC) is that they only care about the money. We’ll see how long the Wagner troops go along with it when confronted by overwhelming forces.
From the sounds of it, it seems like the Russian military had enough of Prig and didn’t renew his contract so he throws a hissy fit.
So bye bye to Wagner and hello 50,000 to 100,000 North Korean troops. Maybe that is why the Russians made that deal with Kim. They got tired of Prig’s whining and arranged other PMC forces to replace them.
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Some keywords here:
“Supposedly” , “Reportedly” , and “Apparently” .
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It looks like the coup is halted after discussions with Loukachenko.
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well that was quick…
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TRUE.FOR NOW.I PRAY TO THIS TO NOT ESCALATE FURTHER.Prigozhin is only 200 kilometers from Moscow.FOR NOW.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, in agreement with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, spoke with Wagner’s head, Yevgeny Prigozhin, writes Russian RIA Novosti, referring to the Belarusian press service.
They add that Prigozhin accepted the proposal of the head of Belarus to halt the advance of Wagner’s group in Russia and to take further steps to de-escalate tensions.
Lukashenko’s press service, as Russian journalists claim, claims to have a draft solution to the situation that is acceptable to both sides, and Wagner’s fighters are receiving security guarantees. It was not stated which one, but it was previously reported that Putin was offering them amnesty.
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As I said, Prigozhin is going to be history.
This is probably also the end of Wagner
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The best is part # 3, Wagner group runs all Russian bases outside of Russia!
The Russia Coup Part 1: What the Hell Is Going On? (& The Ukraine Angle)
The Russia Coup Part 2: The Propaganda War
The Russia Coup Part 3: Russia’s Global Footprint
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The de-escalation deal was reportedly brokered by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko.
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Fueling my theory it was all just Russian propaganda 
Maybe to shift focus from something the Russian forces are doing elsewhere…
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Or maybe to throw meat to those who want a coup in Russia and flush them out.
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That seems quite possible aswell, probably a mixed bag.
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Lots of info here to unpack and I do agree it’s somewhat of a mixed bag but 2 things stand out to me now and this is my simple opinion; you know how I like simple.
Read @Dooderonomy thread on Blackrock and JPM ‘rebuilding’ (funneling) money into Ukr, then, look at videos I posted at the top of this thread, re: Ukraine Fatigue & U.S. Not Happy with Ukr. Fightback… etc. For me, it fits nicely with an American public that’s sick of their money going East to a country we really have no squawk with. I heard conversations about it much of the day and people don’t care about Ukraine or Russia really and the vast majority are not MSM believers. Of course, being in Texas, it doesn’t surprise me.
In fact, I speculate that lawmakers/WDC is picking up on the anger over the huge amount of money going to a war Americans don’t give a damn about, for the umpteenth time. In order to keep the money flowing, TPTB have decided to try to further scare the hell out of The American People. It’s worked thus far, why not step it up a bit to prevent us from objecting with our votes and other actions? It could truly be that simple. Only problem is, like that cerveza sickness, it might not work as well as it did before and sure enough, it isn’t. People here are very angry and they aren’t really scared. They’re much closer to being completely pissed off more than anything else. No telling what additional stunt(s) TPTB will pull on us next.
There’s still the question in my mind about Putin, regardless of what Mandy with Body Language, or anyone else says. Putin is a well-trained Russian agent and seasoned politician who knows how to speak to an audience and the value and manipulation of body language. I am not convinced that he is knowingly or otherwise excluded in the so-called Plan. He’s certainly in favor of The BRI and other ‘initiatives’. It’s a matter of moving people out of the way.
All this might sound too simple but when I look at the history of various conflicts and boil down (technical term) the reasons, it’s almost always much simpler than I thought and it all boils down to money, whether directly, or in territory, etc. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, this is mine and I won’t just ‘shut up and watch’.
@Dooderonomy Thank you for that tiktok post because it certainly fits! I’m sure each of us has an opinion will continue to keep watch. IMO, I choose the simplest, most logical answer and it seems as if all the actors played their role.
Let’s not forget that Lukashenko just accepted Russian nuclear warheads, I guess Putin doesn’t trust him and sends his body Prigozhin to guard the stock. Two birds with one shot. Gerasimov and Shoygu out and nuclear warheads protected, away from preying eyes of GRU.
Somehow, I got nagging feeling that this scenario resembles US CoG situation-rush to control nuclear arsenal.
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Well, there is at least one concrete consequence of all this. Monday in Russia will be a non-working day. People will rest a little at least for one day. 
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Then, there is Jacob Dreizin’s response to the news. In case you don’t know who he is, born in Russia and emigrated to US with his parents, former military, DC denizen, Dreizin has a unique perspective on what is going on in the Ukraine and Washington.
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And, John Helmer weighs in with this well informed analysis: