Percepţie (şi nu doar una personală): Rusia "post-Elţân" sau "putinistă" încearcă (sau, poate doar induce impresia asta - time will tell...) să rupă cu "valorile" URSS. Cu cele ideologice, nu şi cu interesele pe plan global şi cu aliaţii strategici (eh... mai puţin Iugoslavia lui Milošević şi Libia lui Gaddafi). Teze conservatoare, creştine, identitare, nu apar doar ca formulări verbale ale unor politicieni din guvern, ci devin principii legiferate şi principii de guvernare. Turbează propaganda globalistă: "În Rusia s-a instaurat fascismul!" (linie de propagandă relativ recentă, însă nici nu s-a renunţat la cea cu "comunismul din Rusia"). Încă o percepţie, şi tot nu numai una personală: Uniunea EurAsiatică promovată de Rusia şi China este tot o construcţie globalistă. URSS însăşi era o făcătură globalistă, chiar dacă "proiectul" a fost modificat parţial odată cu moartea lui Lenin, înfrângerea taberei Troţki şi preluarea controlului de către Stalin. Stânga din Vest (care a preluat controlul Dreptei, zombificând-o) condamnă "stalinismul", şi nu socialismul sau comunismul "sovietic"; condamnă, până la urmă... evoluţia după altă reţetă decât cea iniţială. Bref: în Rusia "se mişcă ceva", tabăra care a câştigat în 1917, acum a pierdut decisiv (imagologic cel puţin). Pe când în Vest, implementatorii şi sponsorii de la 1905/1917 ai bolşevismului deţin în continuare controlul. În eroare sau nu, ruşii îşi susţin liderii şi statu-quo-ul în procente considerabile, de negândit pentru politicienii din vest. Ba la o adică sunt dispuşi chiar să lupte pentru cele susţinute.
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WHAT DO RUSSIANS THINK OF THE WEST?

Rodney Atkinson and Stephen Beet
I asked “our man in Novosibirsk” (south central Russia) Stephen Beet, an Englishman who has been teaching there for some years, to ask as many Russians as he could how they view the West, its economics and its politics. I know from my own friends in Russia that most Russians are just shocked and mystified as to why the West, especially the US and the UK, should be attacking the new Russia. We fought for 70 years to eliminate the Soviet Communist threat, to permit free elections and freedom of worship in Russia, to re-establish free nation states in Europe, to remove the threat to western Europe, to re-build a democratic capitalist (but not corporatist) system free of corruption and to integrate the new Russia into the systems of free trading nations and peaceful co-existence.
The Russians have achieved nearly all these things. Officially, on international measurements, Russia is now no more corrupt than the USA! Taxes are low, investment is encouraged and the Russians are keen to trade.
So what did western politicians do? They pushed militarily further East, they took over the nations made independent after the USSR withdrew from Eastern Europe and “integrated” them into the anti democratic, corporatist and bankrupt European Union. They waged an illegal war against Yugoslavia, broke up Czechoslovakia, fomented an uprising against a democratically elected Government in Ukraine and then applied sanctions to Russia for defending Russians persecuted by the new Kiev regime! Then we refused to join Christian Russians in our common battle against the Islamist threat and started arming extremist Islamists against Russia’s long time ally in Syria.
Given the increasingly corrupt, centralised, privileged cliques of corporatists and leftists who took over the West while Russia was struggling free from communism it should come as no surprise that our political class is now attacking Russia for becoming the country we tried for 70 years to make it!
For we are no longer the secure, democratic capitalist, free trading, nation state internationalists we were when we defeated Nazi Germany, Fascist Europe and Soviet Communism. Instead we have become a corrupt, war-mongering supra-nationalist threat to any country which is not part of our corporatist power structures.
So what Russians think of us today is instructive.
THE QUESTIONS TO RUSSIANS: