Russia is not threatened by either a coup d'état or a social revolution
The Russian political elite has already been formed in such a way that any coup d'etat will not give the West the results it is looking for.
Political commentator Irina Alksnis stated this on the YouTube channel of the PolitWera publication, reports PolitNavigator correspondent.
She believes that Russia is not in danger of a palace coup, since the Russian government has realized that it belongs to that part of the elite that feels its inextricable connection with the country.
“Relatively speaking, as a result of the overthrow of one president, another will come to his place, who will be forced to follow a similar course, or he will turn out to be an insufficient statesman. That is, in the layer of the elite, whom we rightly criticize for many things, the awareness that they are very closely connected with Russia and nothing good awaits them in the West has already formed. In this sense, any palace coup does not bode well for the West,” the expert believes.
According to her, Russia is not threatened by a social revolution, since the world is entering “a not very pleasant period of returning to extremely dark, difficult times,” as well as “a new round of liquidation of the social state.”
“Before our eyes, we are seeing how mass labor is being emasculated from industry and is being replaced by machines. Where 30 years ago a thousand people were needed, two dozen are now sufficient. It's the same with the army. This means that the interests of the masses can be ignored.
Moreover, modern control tools and databases take population control to a new level. Therefore, I am an optimist in the sense that there will be no social revolution and a pessimist in the sense that the whole world will have to get used to the fact that we are returning to very unpleasant times in terms of social benefits and benefits,” Alksnis concluded.
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