
Conspirology and anti -Americanism became the new Russian official ideology. Now, not only the old women at the entrance, not only the RT channel, designed to seduce the proletarians of all countries, and not only the main Russian television producer Dmitry Kiselev, are mitigating about the world backstage. The most influential persons in the Russian leadership bought their own propaganda. Now, they, not embarrassed by the fact that outsiders see them, deliberately pronounce the sacramental words: “A coincidence? Don't think…"
The head of the presidential administration, Sergei Ivanov, believes that France and Belgium purposely began to arrest Russian assets last Thursday to disrupt the work of the St. Petersburg Economic Forum. He suspects that the European Union deliberately prolonged the sanctions against Russia on June 22 - it is obvious to mock the great victory over fascism.
The Secretary of the Council of People's Commissars, Nikolai Patrushev, says in an interview with Kommersant, that the teachings under the code name “HD” were deliberately started by “the whole that had not yet lost its historical memory celebrated the 70th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War.” Moreover, Patrushev believes that the United States wants Russia not to exist at all as a country. And in confirmation, even quotes the ex-standard of the United States, Madel Olbright, who allegedly said that "Russia does not belong to the Far East or Siberia."
In general, it does not even surprise that Albrite actually never said this. We understand that Nikolai Patrushev inserted her just for the sake of a red word. In the same way, he could refer to the plan of Allen Dulles on the moral decay of Soviet society (invented in Russia in the 90s) or the protocols of the Zion sages (composed in Russia at the end of the 19th century). Now, it seems, we have another example of a classic historical fake - “Doctrine Albright”.
Do these people believe in what they say? Do they think that there is a worldwide conspiracy? Sometimes it even seems that they are only pretending to be such immoderate conspiracygists.
It is interesting that in private conversations, many senior Russian government officials, as a rule, argue that they do not believe in the theory of conspiracy: “Me? No. I am, of course, a pragmatist. I understand everything. But Ivan Ivanovich - he definitely believes, which is why he carries all kinds of nonsense. " But if you dig, strange things come out now and then.
"I? No. I am, of course, a pragmatist. I understand everything. But Ivan Ivanovich - he definitely believes, which is why he carries all kinds of nonsense "
Once I heard a prominent statesman recalled about the 1972 Convention on the ban on bacteriological weapons. Both the USSR and the USA joined the Convention. In 1975, she entered into force. The Soviet Union, contrary to the signed document, naturally continued to produce biological weapons, believing that the Americans would violate the agreement. But at the end of the perestroika, Gorbachev closed these programs and launched American inspectors into the country. At the same time, Russian experts went with the inspection to the United States. The paradox is that the Americans immediately discovered violations of the contract in the USSR, and our experts in the United States found nothing. (About this conflict is written in detail in David Hoffman's “Dead Hand” translated into the Russian book.)
What conclusion was the major state -owned student who told this story?
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