In an exclusive interview with Al Majalla, the Russian political philosopher explains his country's pivot to the Global South and why nothing will change Moscow's edge on the Ukrainian battlefield
I'm ashamed of my Prime Minister here in England, the man is at the very least a sociapath, or more likely a psychopath. This all started with the Minsk accords some time ago. Western leaders need to study history.
Will India and China huff and puff and blow our house down? Can you trade on interior lines? Because the US 100% controls the sea. Crimea is just the ante. Wait till you see table stakes.
Sanctions strengthened Russia's economy? Perhaps. Stupidity of West? Perhaps not. Just as the West strengthened Hitler's hand by feeding him easy conquests (Rhineland '36, Austria '38, Sudetenland '39) convincing him and his citizens of false strength, Russia should be wary of a similar trap. War production is part of GDP, but you can't eat it or live in it.
The West seems to have been deeply ambiguous of the East in general and Russia in particular for a very long time. Britain was aggressively dismissive of Russia since the early 19th century. Most Westerners today (at least the majority of people I know in my little corner of the world! 😉), have a knee jerk reaction to Russia -- it's always bad no matter what. In their eyes, Russia is ontologically bad. It's so very stupid, avoidable, and deeply, deeply sad
Russia never had the west to lose it, and it's the west that is losing Russia and the world.
As an English I'm devastated the NeoCons have pushed Russia away from the West.
It's a civilisational blow for us in the West.
God bless the Russian people, you have many friends in the West.
*English man
It started by pushing Serbs away, and "the west" thought they could bully Russia the same way.
Agree 100%.
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I'm ashamed of my Prime Minister here in England, the man is at the very least a sociapath, or more likely a psychopath. This all started with the Minsk accords some time ago. Western leaders need to study history.
Will India and China huff and puff and blow our house down? Can you trade on interior lines? Because the US 100% controls the sea. Crimea is just the ante. Wait till you see table stakes.
Sanctions strengthened Russia's economy? Perhaps. Stupidity of West? Perhaps not. Just as the West strengthened Hitler's hand by feeding him easy conquests (Rhineland '36, Austria '38, Sudetenland '39) convincing him and his citizens of false strength, Russia should be wary of a similar trap. War production is part of GDP, but you can't eat it or live in it.
The West seems to have been deeply ambiguous of the East in general and Russia in particular for a very long time. Britain was aggressively dismissive of Russia since the early 19th century. Most Westerners today (at least the majority of people I know in my little corner of the world! 😉), have a knee jerk reaction to Russia -- it's always bad no matter what. In their eyes, Russia is ontologically bad. It's so very stupid, avoidable, and deeply, deeply sad