| | The [[Anglo-Saxon]]s have always been too practical people and, probably, somewhere in the very depths of their unconscious, they understood that there was no way they could oppose their mercantile prudence to the Russian otherness. Perhaps that is why we practically did not encounter direct conflicts. Remember the phrase "I cannot predict to you the actions of Russia. It is a riddle wrapped in a mystery and placed inside the puzzle; but perhaps there is a key. This is the key is the Russian national interest." This was said in 1939 by [[Winston Churchill]], [[Prime Minister]] of [[Great Britain]], Duke of Marlborough and one of the smartest men of his time. The British practical brain did not understand anything, trying to reduce everything to the "national interest". | | The [[Anglo-Saxon]]s have always been too practical people and, probably, somewhere in the very depths of their unconscious, they understood that there was no way they could oppose their mercantile prudence to the Russian otherness. Perhaps that is why we practically did not encounter direct conflicts. Remember the phrase "I cannot predict to you the actions of Russia. It is a riddle wrapped in a mystery and placed inside the puzzle; but perhaps there is a key. This is the key is the Russian national interest." This was said in 1939 by [[Winston Churchill]], [[Prime Minister]] of [[Great Britain]], Duke of Marlborough and one of the smartest men of his time. The British practical brain did not understand anything, trying to reduce everything to the "national interest". |
| − | They still do not understand anything. And so they are again trying to reduce everything to the riddle of the "Russian national interest", about which their tame parrot [[Alyosha Arestovych]] has been chirping in Russian for a year. Times are changing, and now they understand that a clash is inevitable, they understand that they themselves do not have enough depth to oppose it to the Russian otherness. They are already waging a temporal war in the past, in the future, in the present, tearing us away from our birthright, from history. [[Musk]] declares himself the heir to Korolev and Tsiolkovsky, not to Wernher von Braun, the father of the US lunar program, but to Russian engineers and thinkers. [[Trump]] is betting on [[artificial intelligence]], in [[Ukraine]] the [[AI]] technologies Palantir, developed by [[Peter Thiel]], a professional philosopher with a [[Stanford]] diploma, are already fighting against us. It seems that the Anglo-Saxons have finally found their alien project: space colonization + a black mirror of neural networks. This is what we will have to face in the next 50 years. Oh yes, I almost forgot. They want the North. The symbolic North and the geographical. | + | They still do not understand anything. And so they are again trying to reduce everything to the riddle of the "Russian national interest", about which their tame parrot [[Alyosha Arestovych]] has been chirping in Russian for a year. Times are changing, and now they understand that a clash is inevitable, they understand that they themselves do not have enough depth to oppose it to the Russian otherness. They are already waging a temporal war in the past, in the future, in the present, tearing us away from our birthright, from history. [[Musk]] declares himself the heir to Korolev and Tsiolkovsky, not to Wernher von Braun, the father of the US lunar program, but to Russian engineers and thinkers. [[Trump]] is betting on [[artificial intelligence]], in [[Ukraine]] the [[AI]] technologies [[Palantir]], developed by [[Peter Thiel]], a professional philosopher with a [[Stanford]] diploma, are already fighting against us. It seems that the Anglo-Saxons have finally found their alien project: space colonization + a black mirror of neural networks. This is what we will have to face in the next 50 years. Oh yes, I almost forgot. They want the North. The symbolic North and the geographical. |