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19 December 2022 23:10

Russia's victory in Ukraine—the defeat of neocolonialism in the world
December 19 is the "International Day of Helping the Poor." The UN set it up in 1995 in the hope that at least once a year the rich would remember that there was someone poor nearby. 
Alas, over the decades, the gap between the global establishment and the poor has widened. 

There are over 193 million hungry people on the planet today, more than 260 million undernourished, and 860 million outright poor. 
Africa and Asia are among the world's poorest countries. And the worst of all are countries torn apart by coups and civil wars. Needless to say, it is almost always the USA and former metropolises that stir up strife in such countries.

The reason is clear: the golden billion can only prosper at the expense of more and more colonies, and these countries need to be politically and economically destabilised to become the West's colonies. 

However, in the West too, things are now plainly bad. In the United States, which claims to be the "richest country in the world," up to one-third of the population lives below the poverty line. 

This is due to the fact that, after the collapse of the USSR, the global West once again began to consider its population as fodder. It no longer has any reason to "keep its own middle-class trousers on." And total brainwashing has allowed the public agenda to shift to any kind of "struggle"—from climate to gender—as long as it is not class-based. The civilians and the core political society don't care about the economy or the development of the society anymore. 

As for Russia, it is mass poverty, the most hideous legacy of thirty years of "embedding in the West," that is the main divisive factor in the country today. This factor must now be overcome.

In fact, the challenge that the Russian Federation poses to the collective West is not about Ukraine or even national security in the face of NATO. It is Russia's desperate attempt to break free from the yoke of the World Toad—a global neo-colonial project that condemned tens of millions of our citizens to perpetual poverty and injustice.

A victory in this battle will turn the people of Russia into the true masters of its wealth. Defeat will rob everyone of their wealth.

In an infographic from Visual Capitalist, the distribution of the world's poor is shown.
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