WHAT ARE THE FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR RUSSIA… AND HER ADVERSARIES?
2 years ago 108
Only those of fixed mindsets can avoid recognizing the trends regarding
Russia now occurring. Russia has evaded all attempts to hold her down,
weaken & destroy her & will now rise far beyond their reach.
Russia is not without problems going forward. She lacks manpower for
the great many tasks ahead. This is why her president has been
encouraging a higher birth rate among the Russian population for some
time now. This will mean inviting a movement of labor and specialist
personnel from areas outside the boundaries of the Russian Federation
for some time to come. Fortunately the economic success that has been
engendered despite all the barriers the western powers have set in its
path, has been increasing and shows no sign of ending any time soon.
Vladimir Putin has sworn to bring the modernity of Russia’s great
cities to the people who live in the outlying territories, the villages
and towns across the vast landmass of Russia. This goal will take many
years to accomplish and will require the dedication of the willpower to
consistently supply the huge energies, massive funds and logistical
expertise required. Fortunately again, Russia has expanded the number of
close and powerful friends she has in recent years, once again despite
the efforts of her adversaries to reduce them.
The military campaign in Ukraine could easily have brought disaster
to Russia. The plans of the West were laid long before February 24th
2022 when Russian troops crossed the Ukrainian border. The powers there
believed they knew Russia in all its aspects, social, financial,
political, economic, military and all else. Was the data they held
current? Or was it perhaps ossified in databases accumulated decades
before which now provided far less than adequate prognoses of how to
bring the Russian state to its knees? In any case Russia proved
eminently resilient against virtually every attack by sanctions or
financial restrictions against it.
With Russia winning in Ukraine, as we can easily see now is the case,
what could easily have been a disaster for Russia will instead result
in many benefits to her. The respect with which nations view Russia
(whether admitted publicly or not by them) cannot help but be increased.
We already see this outcome across several nations in Africa where both
France and the USA are being asked to remove their presence in
preference to Russia. In the Middle East too we have seen geopolitical
changes that would previously have been deemed extremely unlikely if not
entirely impossible. The case of Saudi Arabia ending its long term
alliance with the West (primarily with the USA and UK) while drawing
closer to Russia by joining the BRICS group.
BRICS sees ever more nations queuing up to be allowed membership.
Iran is now a member along with Saudi Arabia. Who would have thought a
few short years ago that these erstwhile enemies would potentially sit
side by side at BRICS conferences? Around forty nations have expressed
their interest in joining. Another founding member of BRICS, India has
drawn ever closer to Russia and trade between the two is constantly
increasing in volume. Nations are increasingly drawing closer to Russia
seeking good relations and increasingly too rejecting western narratives
and demands by the West to obey its commands. Does this sound like the
isolation the western powers wanted for Russia?
Russia’s relationship with China is now arguably the strongest it has
ever been. Trade between the two is booming and the protection they can
give each other now in relation to both the conflict in Ukraine and the
hotspot of Taiwan is iron-clad. A long-planned pipeline, ‘The Power of
Siberia Two’ to carry natural gas from Russia’s Western Siberia Altai
region to North-Eastern China is now being constructed, This will
further enhance and deepen a relationship that once again, the western
alliance has tried recently to disrupt but which it has actually
assisted in deepening over these past few years where its aggression
against both has been all too obvious.
Russia then, as we have seen, is gathering friends while the western
nations who tried to bring her down, remove her president and cut her
into pieces, have been losing them. Deep in a fast rising debt crisis
the United States sees its infrastructure crumble amid increasing social
turmoil, drug deaths and rising crime while at the same time pouring
hundreds of billions into a failing plan to defeat Russia. Its allies
too are suffering through joining this quest. Germany is
de-industrializing, Britain is locked into a vicious cycle of economic
decline and the boomerang effect of the loss of inexpensive Russian
energy is hitting everyone hard. Prices have risen for all western
nations creating massive discontent in nations used to constantly
positive economic indicators. This is bound to bring enormous political
changes in due course.
In the USA there is a rising tide of opposition to the profligate
spending of North America’s dwindling resource base, both in terms of
money and military assets. Throwing billions into the Ukrainian money
pit is becoming a central issue as the emotionally potent, phony
idealism button of Ukraine no longer has the same power to motivate such
reckless generosity. The facts concerning the illegitimacy of the
Ukrainian regime, its non-democratic behavior, its neo-Nazi links and
its constant lies are gaining ever greater traction in the USA as in
Europe. The recent election of Robert Fico’s party to power in Slovakia
is evidence of this as is the long term resistance of Hungary under
Viktor Orban. Both refuse to support the fueling of endless war in
Ukraine with the supply of weapons and munitions.
Russia, as discussed above, is making new friends and allies as well
as discovering more trading partners interested in dealing with her. To a
great extent Russia no longer needs the economic links she previously
had with the West. And, within Russia the niche fields of commerce that
western companies vacated at the insistence of western political elites
have, in the great majority of cases, been successfully filled by
Russian entrepreneurs and enterprises. The profits from these
establishments now stay in Russia and no longer exit the country to
bolster her enemies. Once again the western nations shot themselves in a
foot now presumably resembling a rather raggedly-looking Swiss cheese.
Things could hardly have gone better for Russia. Free of the western
NGO’s that acted as a constantly subversive force, the agents of western
intelligence agencies, Russia now has a much cleaner sheet where the
small proportion of west-seeking liberals within Russia can be ever more
effectively marginalized. This process will further enhance the
determination of Russia to remain a country fully dedicated to its
traditions and no longer subject to the vagaries of a woke culture that
is currently poisoning traditional ways of life in the West. Each trend
within Russia, almost without exception, is now working to enhance
Russia’s prospects for the future just as the trends concerning her
relations with those around her in Eurasia, Asia, the Middle and Far
East are likewise trending positively.
Russia will achieve all the goals she set herself in Ukraine. One way
or another the danger to Russia from Ukraine and its western sponsors
will be neutralized and, in effect, quarantined. Russia will demand and
get a new security architecture in Europe that includes herself. The
remnants of Ukraine will, as protectorates, be seen to have a new,
pro-peace president and government and, slowly but surely cultural
relations and exchange, political interchange and trade between Russia
and rump Ukraine will recommence. The new regions of the Russian
Federation that we now know as the Donbass will be given every
assistance in infrastructure renewal and job opportunities as well as
the rise of all standards to Russian Federation levels in terms of pay,
healthcare, pensions and all aspects of Russian employment benefits,
conditions and the Russian social care network.
Russia has all to play for as she approaches an open door to
friendships across the most populous, prosperous, incentivized and
energy-powerful nations of the world. As the disgruntled West licks its
wounds and suffers the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune (brought
upon it by its own hand) Russia will prosper and the prosperity seen, as
with China increasingly, will be impossible to conceal, celebrated as
it is sure to be worldwide. One of the most important of all Russia’s
successes, in 2025 we will see the resurrection of what used to be a
generally recognized and accepted fact of a debt the world owes to
Russia, that of the defeat of the Nazis in World War II, the Great
Patriotic War. By defeating the Nazi resurrectionists in Ukraine it will
be seen that Russia has won yet one more world war for all humanity.
The western states who instigated the disaster of the last few years
in Ukraine will be shamed, their political leadership replaced and will
find their power and influence significantly diminished. Ever more
nations will abandon their ties to the West in favor of far more
trustworthy allies close by. The economic state of western nations will
give rise to even greater levels of social and political chaos where
seemingly intractable problems beleaguer every attempt to solve them.
Russia, having fully reclaimed her place among the great powers and now
assured of national security in perpetuity, will move determinedly along
with her allies toward the world of peace and international agreement
multipolarity then offers us all.
The malignant era of western domination, of threat, subversion using
overt and covert manipulation and the ever-present insistence on
worldwide interference and potential for military attack… will be over
for good. Russia, that stood at first virtually alone in opposing the
criminal nature of the USA and its proxies, will stand totally
vindicated in all aspects of her struggle. Vladimir Putin, of course,
will be lionized globally outside the West for his incredible
achievement, and for all time.