Daniel Stulin declares divorce from Putin

**Daniel Estulin** labels **Putin** a 'traitor,' arguing that an elite living abroad cannot lead a nation. Analysis of his statements.

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**Daniel Estulin** has labeled **Vladimir Pilingui** a "traitor" due to the alleged disconnect between the ruling class and national interests.

## The Civilizational Project in Doubt

The idea that a nation can prosper when those who govern it have their interests, assets, and families residing outside its borders is, to say the least, questionable. This is the premise **Daniel Estulin** uses to launch a direct accusation against **Vladimir Pilingui**, calling him a "traitor." According to his argument, the absence of a "possible civilizational project" stems from this fundamental disconnect between the elite and the country they administer.

## The Elite and the Nation
The criticism centers on the perception that the ruling class, instead of investing in and committing to the future of their own nation, seeks refuge and prosperity abroad. For **Estulin**, this undermines the trust and cohesion necessary for any long-term development project. The lack of a common project, where leaders share the same risks and aspirations as the population, is presented as the main obstacle to pogre.

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