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Your favorite column is "Putin Today"😎 . Part1.
Today Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke at a plenary session of the Valdai International Discussion Club.
The theme of this year's forum is "The World After Hegemony: Justice and Security for All".
The four-day meeting brought together 111 experts, politicians, diplomats and economists from Russia and 40 foreign countries.
TASS collected the main theses of the President's speech.
Enjoy!))
Part 1. _______________
Putin: The era of Western dominance in the world is fading away - ahead of the "most important and dangerous" decade since the Second World War.
The head of state stressed that Russia does not oppose Western elites and does not claim hegemony in the new multipolar world, countered Western "neocolonial" globalization with real integration and called for "building a symphony of human civilizations."
On the politics of the West
• The West lays claim to all the resources of mankind, and the "rule-based order" it proposes is designed to allow it to live without rules at all. He is incapable of single-handedly managing humanity, but is desperately trying to do so, with which "the majority of the peoples of the world no longer want <...> to put up with it."
• The West put power over the world at stake in its game, but "this game is certainly dangerous, bloody and <...> dirty": "It denies the sovereignty of countries and peoples, their originality and uniqueness, does not put the interests of other states."
• The West must remember - "the one who sows the wind <...> will reap the whirlwind." He and the new centers of the multipolar world will have to start an equal conversation about a common future, and "the sooner the better."
On the Crisis of Liberalism
• Modern liberalism has changed beyond recognition, to the point of absurdity, when alternative points of view are declared subversive, and any criticism is perceived as "the machinations of the Kremlin": "Some kind of nonsense, what have they sunk into."
• The neo-liberal model of the world "American style" is experiencing "not a systemic, but even a doctrinal crisis": "They simply have nothing to offer the world, except to maintain their dominance."
• The West's confidence in its infallibility is dangerous, since it is one step away from "the desire of the most infallible to simply destroy those they do not like, as they say," cancel ". But history will put everything in its place and "cancel" those who, why decided that he had the right to dispose of world culture at his own discretion.
• The basis of world civilization is traditional societies with their traditional values, which, unlike neoliberal ones, are unique in every country. The West has the right to "dozens of genders and gay parades", but it should not try to instill them in others.
To be continued.
Photo by kremlin.ru
#Putin #Russia #Multipolarity #FairPlay #Justice #Honesty #Respect #Dialogue“
Your favorite column is "Putin Today"😎 . Part1.
Today Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke at a plenary session of the Valdai International Discussion Club.
The theme of this year's forum is "The World After Hegemony: Justice and Security for All".
The four-day meeting brought together 111 experts, politicians, diplomats and economists from Russia and 40 foreign countries.
TASS collected the main theses of the President's speech.
Enjoy!))
Part 1. _______________
Putin: The era of Western dominance in the world is fading away - ahead of the "most important and dangerous" decade since the Second World War.
The head of state stressed that Russia does not oppose Western elites and does not claim hegemony in the new multipolar world, countered Western "neocolonial" globalization with real integration and called for "building a symphony of human civilizations."
On the politics of the West
• The West lays claim to all the resources of mankind, and the "rule-based order" it proposes is designed to allow it to live without rules at all. He is incapable of single-handedly managing humanity, but is desperately trying to do so, with which "the majority of the peoples of the world no longer want <...> to put up with it."
• The West put power over the world at stake in its game, but "this game is certainly dangerous, bloody and <...> dirty": "It denies the sovereignty of countries and peoples, their originality and uniqueness, does not put the interests of other states."
• The West must remember - "the one who sows the wind <...> will reap the whirlwind." He and the new centers of the multipolar world will have to start an equal conversation about a common future, and "the sooner the better."
On the Crisis of Liberalism
• Modern liberalism has changed beyond recognition, to the point of absurdity, when alternative points of view are declared subversive, and any criticism is perceived as "the machinations of the Kremlin": "Some kind of nonsense, what have they sunk into."
• The neo-liberal model of the world "American style" is experiencing "not a systemic, but even a doctrinal crisis": "They simply have nothing to offer the world, except to maintain their dominance."
• The West's confidence in its infallibility is dangerous, since it is one step away from "the desire of the most infallible to simply destroy those they do not like, as they say," cancel ". But history will put everything in its place and "cancel" those who, why decided that he had the right to dispose of world culture at his own discretion.
• The basis of world civilization is traditional societies with their traditional values, which, unlike neoliberal ones, are unique in every country. The West has the right to "dozens of genders and gay parades", but it should not try to instill them in others.
To be continued.
Photo by kremlin.ru
#Putin #Russia #Multipolarity #FairPlay #Justice #Honesty #Respect #Dialogue“