
In modern global economy, each event affects the mass of others; Every crisis echoing anywhere in the world. Accordingly, the war of Russia with Ukraine - and even more so large -scale sanctions, which practically turned off the Russian Federation from the world economy - could not but correct many of the prevailing trends. At the same time, today it seems that in Russia experts and politicians themselves seek to judge the importance of what is happening not by the way the economy of our country suffers, but by evaluating its effect for the global economic system.
The logic in this case looks rather strange: like, let George Floyda and breathe hard - but if you strain and concentrate a little, then Derek Shovin will soon start a knee, and he will let him go. Within the framework of this paradigm, assumptions are built that the arrest of the assets of the Bank of Russia will undermine confidence in the dollar hegemony; that the rejection of Russian raw materials will raise oil prices and gas to heights unacceptable to large economies; That the world expects a speculative increase in food prices, fraught with almost a world revolution, and so on.
The only basis for these cheap speculations are Führer's words: "Why do we need such a world, if there is no Russia there?" , of which, through logically erroneous iteration, the conclusion is made that if we do not need such a world, then it cannot be. In other words, doubting that the global economy will survive anti -Russian sanctions modestly placing themselves in the place of the Lord, whose will directly determines all that is.
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