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>As revealed in Project Russia and detailed in this essay, the official Russian doctrine is that democracy does not work; all democracies are decadent; Soviet Russia was superior; its collapse was the fault of Western interference; and the Putin Regime is its successor. The West is the enemy, and we are at war. The West will soon collapse, upon which Putin the 'Prince-Monk' will establish a worldwide, totalitarian, 'supranational' state, with a state religion to provide him with legitimacy and social control. Putin seems serious about pursuing the project outlined inProject Russia. Indeed, there are numerous indications that it is already being pursued. Familiarity with the outline of this plan as contained in the Project Russia book series has therefore become critically important.

democracy does not work but its not the reason why the west is failing, the reason being is that kikes promote degeneracy, usury and race mixing with inferior subhuman races

granted its classical "Democracy vs Communism" but they're both the same--led by jews for jews in ways to enslave & destroy White goyim

Yeah holy shit I wonder why Russians don't like democracy when it led to the nigh complete destruction of the eastern bloc, the fall of virtually all self sustaining industry, widespread corruption, the rise of the jewish oligarchs, the vassalization of Yeltsin/Gorbachev era Russia to the United States, the collapse of military power, and the exploitation of Russia by western corporate interest. All of these can be traced back to perestroika and Yeltsin/Gorbachev's democratic reforms. The chechen war and the yugoslav wars were also direct results of the fall of the eastern bloc furthermore.

Bonus point: the fact that the USA was allowed to run rampant and do whatever the fuck they wanted after the creation of the currently existing power vacuum, although not created specifically by (as the ussr was already greatly weakened), but *greatly exasperated* by the fall of the USSR and establishment of democracy in Russia

I wonder *why the fuck* russians don't like democracy. It's a mystery to me. Next up: why don't Iraqis and Libyans like democracy? (case study)

This isn't a conspiracy. This is a book series created by (rightfully) pissed off and angry Russians who viewed Putin as the one guy that could actually change things for a nation that was utterly destitute in the 90s.