Why there is no democracy in Russia
In Russia there is no democracy modeled on the West, since there are no hidden forces leading the country. TV presenter Dmitry Kulikov stated this at a meeting of the Zinoviev Club in Moscow.
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“Democracy is a form of government by a narrow group of people. We don't really have democracy from a Western point of view because we don't have a group of people behind the scenes. They are constantly trying to create it in the country: now the seven-banker system, now something else,” said Kulikov.
He believes that the global project that is currently being implemented in the world aims to force Russia and other countries to abandon statehood and national identity.
“The globalization project is about establishing the power of a narrow circle of Western people over the rest of the world. With the current level of productive forces, even the food will be good. You can produce as many plastic sausages, chips and other surrogates of agricultural products as you want. And they will give you the Internet so that you don’t get in the way. This is a form of enslavement. For many, even pleasant,” Kulikov said.
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