Snyder Wrote That Putin’s Russia Would Draw on Stalinist Russia’s Knowledge and Trigger a Global Food Crisis.

Timothy Snyder is without a doubt a reasonable polemist. One of the few Western researchers who distinguish in the East details smaller than the Urals. It's not his fault (rather advantage) that he has a large media at his disposal Impact factor. Nevertheless, it is extremely annoying that you have to wait for months for the voice of the American professor (it is necessary to check where the list kept by commercial companies the universities employ him are located) for obvious issues and threats to appear in the public discussion in Poland. 

Snyder wrote that Putin's Russia will use the knowledge that Stalin's Russia has accumulated and which will cause a global food crisis. He wrote the truth, but almost everyone knew it since March, since it turned out that the Russians would not quickly take Kiev. 

Whole Masterplan This war is based on a sentimental score of the plans, goals and dreams of the USSR. There is nothing more than desperate attempts to translate these propaganda dreems into the language of orders that can be carried out in 2022. That's why this war is so bad for Russians.

All these corpses, misfortunes, destruction are just an element of a gigantic historical reconstruction. Perhaps from the perspective of an analyst from City it is difficult - soberly - to believe it, but really, there is no hidden economic plan, only Sword / DaydreamThe size of an empire. It compensates (and finances everything).

Just three years ago, Agnieszka Holland's film flashed almost unnoticed (despite the awards) Mr Jones / Citizen Jones / Price of truth. And it was a film about the sad fate of the Welsh journalist Gareth Jones, who in 1933, during a visit to the USSR, broke away from the enkavudists, reached Soviet Ukraine and saw with his own eyes what an artificially induced mass famine looked like. No one in the West wanted to believe his account of the power of state terror based on the simplest idea: to starve.

Holodomór Is an efficient Soviet social technology that does not require Western components. Used in the years 1932-1933 killed about 5 million people. Without any explosions, contamination, without the need for warfare. From a military point of view, it has no flaws, it carries the fight far from its own territory, it does not involve large resources, within its range lies the whole of northern Africa, and thus the south of Europe.