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:"After spelling out how the new Russia was built by [[internationalist]]s, he admits that [[globalization]] was a failure because it was nothing more than a ruse to take away [[Russia]]’s [[sovereignty]]:
:"After spelling out how the new Russia was built by [[internationalist]]s, he admits that [[globalization]] was a failure because it was nothing more than a ruse to take away [[Russia]]’s [[sovereignty]]:
{{Cquote|'''The advocates of global integration viewed this as a remnant of Soviet thinking. Time has proved them wrong, not because [[globalisation]] did not exist but because it was never neutral.'''
{{Cquote|'''The advocates of global integration viewed this as a remnant of Soviet thinking. Time has proved them wrong, not because [[globalisation]] did not exist but because it was never neutral.'''
*[[Ratcliffe]] in [[Moscow]]. [https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/08/25/cia-director-john-ratcliffe-visited-moscow/]
[[Economic sanctions|Sanctions]] showed this plainly. They were written by some, in the interests of some, and can be revised for others by [[political]] decision. My own experience of [[Western]] [[sanctions]] matters here not as a personal grievance, but as evidence that the infrastructure of [[globalisation]] is [[political]]ly conditional. [[Asset]]s can be frozen; [[rights]] once considered [[inviolable]] dissolve the moment a political decision is taken.
[[Economic sanctions|Sanctions]] showed this plainly. They were written by some, in the interests of some, and can be revised for others by [[political]] decision. My own experience of [[Western]] [[sanctions]] matters here not as a personal grievance, but as evidence that the infrastructure of [[globalisation]] is [[political]]ly conditional. [[Asset]]s can be frozen; [[rights]] once considered [[inviolable]] dissolve the moment a political decision is taken.