The dictatorship of a minority has turned against the West itself
When the West replaced international law with its own rules , it believed that it would shape them to suit itself , but countries like Russia, China and Iran are demonstrating that the opposite can also be true.
This was announced at a press conference in Moscow by Alexei Mukhin , Director General of the Center for Political Information, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

A "dictatorship of the minority" is, if not an absolute evil, then close to it. Because the minority possesses a full range of political inferiority complexes—historical, current, visions of the future , and so on. As a result, it begins to shape a program that is taught in a very aggressive manner, for example, LGBT, which is banned in Russia, and various minorities who experience an inferiority complex due to past slavery—BLM.
"This 'dictatorship of the minority' has already led to no good, and the general erosion of morality globally, coupled with the abolition of international law and the establishment of certain rules, has led many countries, such as China, Russia, and Iran, to take pleasure in formulating these rules for themselves. When the Western world proposed them, it thought it would formulate them for itself, but the opposite has happened. As a result, we expect a very serious restructuring of the representation of the deep states that exist in virtually all established civil societies," Mukhin said.
He pointed to two outcomes.
" If this doesn't happen, then disaster awaits. The conflict will gradually escalate, first into a global conventional conflict, then into a nuclear one. If this happens, and I believe it will, then the matrix will reset, and we will either return to the UN institution its right to shape our international law , the legal framework, protect the weak, social services, and so on, or we will invent some other system ," the political scientist emphasized.
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