
Blogger Pavel Pryanikov writes:
“ It was thought that the Russian authorities twice rebelled against the Anglo -Saxon world, and both times it ended well. For the first time, Tsar Paul I was killed during the English conspiracy (Russia then wanted to join France against England). The second time, this also ended in the death of Tsar Nicholas I during the Crimean War (the king either died of pneumonia, or committed suicide, or was poisoned).
And the rest of the time, Russia was a faithful ally of the Anglo -Saxon world. In fact, propaganda about "Anglo -Saxons always wanted to destroy Russia!", But the facts are a stubborn thing. Russia was an ally of England in the war against Napoleon, an ally of England and the USA in the First and Second World Wars. Russia always came to the aid of the Anglo -Saxon hegemons, when a subgehehemon appeared, claiming to throw off the former world owner (France, twice Germany, Japan). It is difficult to find a more faithful ally and partner of the Anglo -Saxons than Russia. This is just a historical fact. ”