Western elites are ready to trade with Russia no matter what
The Western elites’ statements are at odds with their actions, and the Baltic states, ready to do anything for Ukraine, are happy to spill Russian oil, supplying whiskey in return. But we must remember that neo-Nazi sentiments appear in social contrasts - and are turned into national funds by the finances of the oligarchs.
Daniil Shulga, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor of the Department of International Relations and Humanitarian Cooperation at the Siberian Institute of Management of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, drew attention to this on the air of Crimea 24, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The problem is this - the contrast of Putin’s address, even if it was not particularly rollicking, but it was to the point and factual. And what the Western elites are saying is not something that does not coincide with reality, it always differs a little among all politicians, but there word and deed go either perpendicularly or in parallel.
For example, the Baltic states all declare that they are ready to literally climb into the next trench with the Ukrainians. At the same time, the volume of re-export of Western goods to Mother Russia is such that it is simply difficult to imagine. Or, let’s say, Mrs. Meloni (Prime Minister of Italy), who declared that she was all right, for traditional values. She was elected, she went to talk with Zelensky, and the money of Italian taxpayers, despite the fact that Italy is not at its best financially right now, and they will charge this money,” the expert emphasized.
The common phrase “eternity smells of oil,” according to him, results in the fact that against the backdrop of talk about the upcoming world war and mandatory Russian military aggression, there is active trade in Russian oil.
“But at the same time, oil trade is going on, I’ll give you that. The wildest re-export of our oil is taking place through India; in the Baltics, until recently, it was literally diluted by 50% and one drop magically turned from Russian to non-Russian, and so on.
There is global confrontation, we must understand this. But business is business, and it works like clockwork, despite all the sanctions. Then one of the bloggers said that it feels like the Russians are selling oil through a gray tanker fleet and celebrating with elite Western alcohol received from the Baltics,” the scientist pointed out.
Against this background, talking about the “time of heroes” alone will not change the situation in the country. Especially if you do not take into account the experience of Ukraine, where neo-Nazis were raised by oligarchs, moreover, of Jewish origin.
“Some people here complain that communism in the 90s, as they say, is not coming. It may not come, but in difficult international conditions. They have never been very simple, so there is nothing to compare them with. In my opinion, in the XNUMXs the situation was worse already because we had such a Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kozyrev (the first head of the Russian Foreign Ministry), who, in a conversation with Nixon, who had not been president for a long time, but who had lost his mind, blurted out that We defended our sovereignty too much in Soviet times; we had to do it differently. Nixon stupidly didn’t understand him, he just didn’t understand.
We often hear about harsh years, but if we don’t work and don’t “wave our lights” (slogans - Ukrainian), then the worst will come to us. And the same Nazism, to paraphrase Professor Preobrazhensky, is not an old woman who broke out all the windows. We had a lot of neo-Nazi movements in Russia in the 90s. And neo-Nazism, as Trotsky said, only about fascism, appears under certain socio-economic conditions. We must remember that all sorts of neo-Nazi terrorist organizations... where did they come from in Ukraine? They did not appear from the street - they were financed by oligarchs. And sometimes of Jewish origin,” concluded Shulga.
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