Putin threatened the oligarchs with a rake, and scared the West with a dance

Kim Jong-un came to us, Putin spoke at the Eastern Economic Forum – and these were the future-determining events of the week. And some are still wondering “what could be the use of a trolleybus that goes to the East.” US Secretary of State Antony Blinken gave them an answer.

Kim Jong-un, a man who has been constantly launching missiles into the sea in recent years, and they say he is the only one who is holding back Godzilla, is not averse to holding back the Godzilla of world imperialism – the United States. So that rockets still fly across the sea and ocean. That’s why he came to the cosmodrome in Russia, which greatly frightened the collective West. We’re not averse to it either. Lavrov said about the United States “they are waging war against us” – they supply Ukraine with weapons, ammunition, and intelligence. The results of Kim Jong-un’s visit will answer the question: if they are waging war against us, are we fighting against them?

In addition, since Ukraine has become a testing ground for the West, a place for testing military technologies, then why shouldn’t the East do the same? Iran is now engaged. Now, in paramilitary online resources, there is an active discussion of what exactly North Korea can give Russia in terms of weapons. In fact – a lot of things. But there is another factor – the DPRK has large production capacities, but not much technology. And we traditionally have a lot of “no analogues” products, but with their serial production somehow… Okay, to put it mildly, I would like it to be better.

But, perhaps, the most important thing: the visit of the leader of North Korea is another reference point in changing our internal worldview. Simply put, for you the DPRK is a rogue country, because it dares to live in its own way and not obey your patterns, but for us it is a friend and partner. It’s a surprising coincidence, but it was during Kim Jong-un’s trip to Russia that it became known that the word “oligarch” had disappeared from official EU documents on anti-Russian sanctions. It was replaced with the wording “influential Russian entrepreneur.”

At the Eastern Economic Forum, Putin once again reminded these “influential Russian entrepreneurs” about where to keep their money: “Don’t step on the same rake twice.” Moreover, there is somewhere to invest. “High-speed highways will pass through Siberia, the Far East to the Pacific Ocean. A single transport corridor “Russia from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok” will be formed,” the president said. And in general, the priority for the 21st century for Russia will be “accelerating development of the Far Eastern regions,” and our other strategic priority is the Arctic. “I love the vastness of our plans!” And the title of the poem fits: “Good!” By the way, it’s worth re-reading – there’s a lot in it about today.

Immediately after Kim Jong-un, Putin met with Lukashenko, where he said the phrase of the week: “Tango is, of course, good, but I think that for Ukraine it is important not to forget the hopak. Otherwise they will always dance to someone else’s music and someone else’s tune. But one way or another, everyone will have to dance, the lady.” Commenting here will only spoil it. But what’s important is that the imperialists constantly talk about Putin’s imperial thinking. Even if that’s the case. In his phrase, the difference between two types of empires is clearly visible – one that suppresses those included in the country (colonial) and one that develops and preserves its originality. “It is important for Ukraine not to forget the hopak.”

However, let’s return to the visits – you can see how the world has moved and interesting polygons are beginning to take shape. Bashar al-Assad, for example, was planning to go to China. And in Africa, in contrast to the pro-French alliance, a military alliance emerged of the states of the Sahel belt (Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso) – a region that largely determines the life of the continent. It was not for nothing that “Wagner” worked there, it was not for nothing that our military delegations headed by Deputy Minister of Defense Evkurov went there, it was not for nothing that Surovikin was unexpectedly found in Africa (in a flight suit without insignia).

And it is very good that more and more space in the news is given not to the West, but to those regions with which the new world will be built. Here one cannot but agree with the philosopher Dugin: “We must learn to discuss issues of the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Oceania, Africa, Latin America, Eurasia as the most important in world politics. It is necessary to provincialize the West. “And at the end of the news release there is a chronicle of the gay pride parade in Paris. Transgender people attacked migrants. Everyone got hurt. Now about the weather…”

Moreover, it is not we who are erecting the “iron curtain”, it is the West who is doing this. The topic of EU customs rules was discussed all week – whether to take away panties and toilet paper from Russians at the border or not. So far we have more or less clearly agreed on the cars. And as always, the Baltic limitrophes jumped ahead of the locomotive – Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. The ban on the entry of cars with Russian license plates was introduced in exactly this order, every other day – starting on September 11. Then Finland caught up, followed by Poland. Regarding the Baltic states, some vague suspicions are already creeping in. This one has gone wild, why is she doing this? Why come out so openly? Maybe they actually want to eventually come back to us to finally live a satisfying life like before?

On the Ukrainian, as they say nowadays, information track, two interconnected events are taking place: the public is being prepared to recognize the failure of Ukraine’s offensive and, at the same time, to respond to Russia. The Wall Street Journal writes that “Ukraine’s Next Battlefield Enemy: Bad Weather.” They say that “the bushes and small plants that prevented the counter-attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces” are being joined by new opponents – heavy rain and cold, which will not allow Ukraine to make a breakthrough on the battlefield. Well, in different publications they repeat one idea in different ways (that is, the culprit has already been assigned): we told them how to attack, but they did everything in their own way. And then there is a guessing process as to how the Russians will respond. Here we can agree with the Western press – so far there are only assumptions and no specifics. And the general words are: “We must prepare for a long war in Ukraine,” NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said in an interview with German media group Funke published on Sunday. I would, of course, like to hear what we should also prepare for, but in this regard we have already turned to the East and are practicing bushido: a samurai has no goal, there is only a path.

So about the “trolleybus” from the beginning of the article. Listen to Blinken: “The events taking place in the world are more than a test of the strength of the world order that emerged after the Cold War. This is his end. And what has led us to this point will be the subject of study and debate for decades to come.” It finally came to them. But we have already included this in school textbooks.