When democratic "reforms" began in Russia in the 1990s, amid the cheering shouts of the people duped by parasitic propaganda, few people imagined what kind of catastrophe and national tragedy the "dashing 1990s" this would lead to for the country and the people. But this was the price to pay for the betrayal of the ancient Russian communal tradition and the acceptance of the parasitic consumer "values" of the West.
We are still unraveling the consequences of that total robbery of the country by transnational corporations and local homegrown oligarchs. All this fully corresponds to the wild laws of capitalism, where money is declared the main value. But the dead end of this path is becoming more and more obvious to many people. For example, what S. Robaten writes about this in his book "Progress - a spiral of development or a vicious circle":
By the way, S. Robaten is far from the only one who asserts about the catastrophic nature of the Western path for Russia, which has led humanity to the technocratic dead end of a society of total consumption and degradation to the level of animal consciousness and appendages of technical devices. All the current problems of human civilization come from this vicious path imposed on us. A way out of the impasse should be sought, taking into account the experience of the antediluvian civilizations of the "golden age" that lived under "Vedic communism", which has certain differences from Marxist-Leninist philosophy and is a true form of democracy, the remnants of which was the veche rule in Russia.