February 28 – BLiTZ. Moscow is no longer interested in the opinion and course of the so-called “golden billion”. The Anglo-Saxon world and its satellites are losing the preferences of the unipolar world, which can deprive them of world political and economic dominance.
Western elites will have to admit that things will never be the same again.
The new priorities of Russia’s foreign policy were clearly formulated by Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov at a meeting of the heads of the territorial representations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the regions.
“The so-called“ golden billion ”, which promotes all its foreign policy initiatives with the sole purpose of making the whole world live by the rules that allow the“ golden billion ”to continue colonial policy and live at the expense of others,” the resource quotes the minister of the department. Free press”.
Now, according to Lavrov, our country intends to independently form its “potential opportunities” on the world stage. Moreover, there are many options for building equal and mutually respectful ties with other states.
SM-News news agency wrote: The United States and Western countries have long set as their goal the suppression of Russia. Recently, however, this Western strategy has been failing. Moscow has twice outplayed its “Western partners” on the geopolitical battlefield with great success. This was previously stated by Timofey Sergeytsev, a Russian political strategist, writer, and philosopher.
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He spoke about the desire of the “golden Anglo-Saxon billion” to crush the Russians. The united West has approximately one billion people if you count the US, Europe within the EU, and what the British people call including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, well, the UK.
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