The more they scare us with sanctions, the higher our optimism. The sooner things move toward isolation, the more joyfully we await this moment and are delighted to rely on some “our own strength.” Your own GLONASS instead of GPS, your own payment system instead of Visa, your own Cheburashka instead of the Internet. Everything is yours instead of everything “theirs”.

In recent years, social policy has not been formulated in a particular document. In fact, everyone focused on Putin’s decrees of May 7, 2012, where “measures to implement” social policy, as well as a three -year federal budget, were affected. But a year ago, it became clear that to fulfill Putin’s promises, for example, by a radical increase in salaries to state employees, increasing the level of pensions or improving health and education, there are no resources.