Located in a state of euphoria after the Cold War, the Russian leadership has not been able to adequately formulate priorities on security and foreign policy.
A new policy of international relations (IR) adopted by Moscow after 2000 is based on the principle of a globe without hegemonic leadership – a policy that started to be implemented at the time when the global power of the US as a post-Cold War hegemon declined because it makes costly global commitments in excess of ability to fulfill them followed by the immense US trade deficit.
It is interesting to note that the Vidovdan cult (the cult of the 1389 Kosovo Battle) was introduced much later from the time of the battle.
Scott Ritter is, without a doubt, one of the true experts on Russia and the geopolitical scene in which Russia and the West are at such grievous odds with one another. Mr. Ritter is one of my go-to sources, and as such I would not presume to editorialize on the piece that follows, which is […]
American in Exile Episode #5 Topics (not necessarily in order) 1. Wannabe Dictator 2. Elites vs Us 3. Depleted Uranium 4. UFO story collapse And an announcement! We are reorganizing our YouTube presence! Seraphim Hanisch’s YouTube Channels: Seraphim Hanisch Music – a mixture of various electronic and other compositions. @SeraphimHanischMusic American in Exile – US […]
No one is saying that Russia is totally innocent in this tragic story about Ukraine? No, but Russian guilt is on the other side - on the side of incompetence, on the side of delay, and indecision. Russia is guilty as she has not been able to control the Russophobic processes in Ukraine since 2014 by soft power, nor to use the advantage of the Russian language, historical, family, or economic ties.
First of all, what follows is a reprint of a piece that appeared on 15 May, 2023 on RT.com (Russia Today). Russia Today has largely been cut off from at least “convenient” access in the West, by means of real internet blocks in some cases and the extremely successful propaganda war carried out by the […]
This is a direct reprint from John Varoli’s Substack. Worthwhile reading. While Moscow celebrated the 78th anniversary of Victory over Nazism, a hostile Western bloc again agitated for Russia’s destruction. This will only intensify Russian resistance. NATO ideologues no longer hide their desire to destroy Russia. This week in the British newspaper The Guardian, just […]
The birth of a bipolar world order? Since 2014, which marked the first Russian intervention in Ukraine, a new global geopolitical dynamic has amplified under conflicting impulses. The areas of direct, or more often proxy conflicts, have been in many senses contained with some sort of cynical pressure-cooker mechanism. If empires always seek hegemony, sane […]
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