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| | <big>News releases record changes on a planetary scale. Changes accumulate gradually, and manifest themselves in catastrophic scenarios. And today we see the end of the scenario written in the 1970s in the [[United States]] and implemented in the early 1990s. If it had not lost, then there would not have been this obsessively compulsive [[Trumpian]] repetition of "[[Make America Great Again]]", there would not have been this operetta return to the political stage according to the precepts of [[the Terminator]].</big> | | <big>News releases record changes on a planetary scale. Changes accumulate gradually, and manifest themselves in catastrophic scenarios. And today we see the end of the scenario written in the 1970s in the [[United States]] and implemented in the early 1990s. If it had not lost, then there would not have been this obsessively compulsive [[Trumpian]] repetition of "[[Make America Great Again]]", there would not have been this operetta return to the political stage according to the precepts of [[the Terminator]].</big> |
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| − | [[Trump]] came to power not because one-story [[America]] was tired of [[cultural Marxism]], [[metoo]], [[BLM]], [[Transgenderism|36 rainbow genders]] and other [[globalist agenda]]s. Of course not. Trump won the election because the aged [[hippie]]s and dot-com lords from [[Silicon Valley]] who had seized power unleashed a series of [[war]]s in which America lost. It lost something more than a [[military]] clash. America lost the future. And Americans understood this instinctively: from the [[elitism|elites]] to the [[Texas]] [[redneck]]s. The bet on red, on the globalist chatterboxes lost. And the American elites decided to appoint the guilty. They declared that the war was lost by fake America. The America of ;;George Floyd'', [[Jeff Bezos]], [[Biden's cognitive decline|Biden's feeble-minded grandpa]], [[Hollywood]] crazed and [[pedophile]] Puff Daddy. Here, they said, now comes Real America, the America of Trump, [[Musk]], [[Harley Davidson]] and the Marlboro cowboy. | + | [[Trump]] came to power not because one-story [[America]] was tired of [[cultural Marxism]], [[metoo]], [[BLM]], [[Transgenderism|36 rainbow genders]] and other [[globalist agenda]]s. Of course not. Trump won the election because the aged [[hippie]]s and dot-com lords from [[Silicon Valley]] who had seized power unleashed a series of [[war]]s in which America lost. It lost something more than a [[military]] clash. America lost the future. And Americans understood this instinctively: from the [[elitism|elites]] to the [[Texas]] [[redneck]]s. The bet on red, on the globalist chatterboxes lost. And the American elites decided to appoint the guilty. They declared that the war was lost by fake America. The America of [[George Floyd]], [[Jeff Bezos]], [[Biden's cognitive decline|Biden's feeble-minded grandpa]], [[Hollywood]] crazed and [[pedophile]] Puff Daddy. Here, they said, now comes Real America, the America of Trump, [[Musk]], [[Harley Davidson]] and the Marlboro cowboy. |
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| − | But let's ask ourselves a simple question: where and with whom did the processes that today broke the back of [[cultural Marxism]] in [[politics] begin? How did the collapse and catastrophe of the agenda begin? Where and when did the "[[rules-based world]]" crack? The robbery of countries on the ruins of the [[USSR]], [[Kosovo war|strikes on Belgrade]], a chain of endless wars in the [[Middle East]]... No, not that. That world cracked at the moment when [[Putin made his Munich speech]]. Oh, do you remember how they laughed then? Well, are they laughing now? And it was with [[Putin]] that the return of seriousness to [[world politics]] began. It was our president who then outlined his position, and then step by step implemented what he was talking about. What a shock this caused in the world of professional political chatterboxes! | + | But let's ask ourselves a simple question: where and with whom did the processes that today broke the back of [[cultural Marxism]] in [[politics] begin? How did the collapse and catastrophe of the agenda begin? Where and when did the "[[rules-based world]]" crack? The robbery of countries on the ruins of the [[USSR]], [[Kosovo war|strikes on Belgrade]], a chain of endless wars in the [[Middle East]]... No, not that. That world cracked at the moment when [[Putin made his Munich speech]]. Oh, do you remember how they laughed then? Well, are they laughing now? And it was with [[Putin]] that the return of seriousness to [[international relations|world politics]] began. It was our president who then outlined his position, and then step by step implemented what he was talking about. What a shock this caused in the world of professional political chatterboxes! |
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| | But Putin did not invent anything new in politics. On the contrary, he returned himself and brought the whole world back to the topic of the inevitability of political and military consequences. | | But Putin did not invent anything new in politics. On the contrary, he returned himself and brought the whole world back to the topic of the inevitability of political and military consequences. |
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| | Not in [[technology]], not in [[artificial intelligence]], but in the level of awareness and adult attitude to [[geopolitics]]. | | Not in [[technology]], not in [[artificial intelligence]], but in the level of awareness and adult attitude to [[geopolitics]]. |
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| − | Trump's "[[Make America Great Again]]" is only a shadow of the phrase "Russia is rising from its knees", uttered for the first time by the founder of the Russian Party, writer Mark Lyubomudrov on the threshold of the 50s and 60s. Then, "from under the rubble" of [[Soviet]] [[ideology]], which sought to abolish peoples, his voice sounded muffled, almost inaudible. In the early 1990s, the phrase was repeated by [[Yeltsin]], then it was ridiculed with pleasure. Then it was repeated like a spell by many. Poets tried to bewitch reality with it, as Letov and Talkov did, politicians from Alksnis to Zhirinovsky bewitched the electorate with it. In 1999, it was first uttered by Putin. Then this image returned in the form of political logic in the Munich speech. And the world was no longer laughing. | + | Trump's "[[Make America Great Again]]" is only a shadow of the phrase "Russia is rising from its knees", uttered for the first time by the founder of the Russian Party, writer Mark Lyubomudrov on the threshold of the 1950s and 1960s. Then, "from under the rubble" of [[Soviet]] [[ideology]], which sought to abolish peoples, his voice sounded muffled, almost inaudible. In the early 1990s, the phrase was repeated by [[Yeltsin]], then it was ridiculed with pleasure. Then it was repeated like a spell by many. Poets tried to bewitch reality with it, as Letov and Talkov did, politicians from Alksnis to Zhirinovsky bewitched the electorate with it. In 1999, it was first uttered by Putin. Then this image returned in the form of political logic in the Munich speech. And the world was no longer laughing. |
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| | The Russians are back. Everyone has understood this. The Russians always come back. Even if they were beaten and thought that they were killed for good. The Russians are winning their first big victory since the disgrace of 1991. We are not talking about Ukraine, of course. We were not looking for the blood of swineherds who imagined themselves to be "knights" in the service of the insidious old woman of Europe. We have just broken the neck of the party of global chaos. This is an action on a planetary scale, which now everyone will have to reckon with. Everywhere in the world, the heroes of order take the place of agents of world chaos, overcome uncertainty. But what next? | | The Russians are back. Everyone has understood this. The Russians always come back. Even if they were beaten and thought that they were killed for good. The Russians are winning their first big victory since the disgrace of 1991. We are not talking about Ukraine, of course. We were not looking for the blood of swineherds who imagined themselves to be "knights" in the service of the insidious old woman of Europe. We have just broken the neck of the party of global chaos. This is an action on a planetary scale, which now everyone will have to reckon with. Everywhere in the world, the heroes of order take the place of agents of world chaos, overcome uncertainty. But what next? |
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| | They are wondering if [[Elon Musk]] has blinked. | | They are wondering if [[Elon Musk]] has blinked. |
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| − | The author is Anton Belikov, Ph.D., artist, private in the Russian army.<ref>[https://www.gazeta.ru/comments/expert/20426972.shtml?updated Planetary Change: Conservatives Around the World Are Trying to Learn Putin's Lessons] ''Russia Enters the "Great Game" for European Heritage'', Anton Belikov, January 23, 2025. www.gazeta.ru/ref> | + | The author is Anton Belikov, Ph.D., artist, private in the Russian army.<ref>[https://www.gazeta.ru/comments/expert/20426972.shtml?updated Planetary Change: Conservatives Around the World Are Trying to Learn Putin's Lessons] ''Russia Enters the "Great Game" for European Heritage'', Anton Belikov, January 23, 2025. www.gazeta.ru</ref> |
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