"Anti-Wrinkle Cure." Artamonov proposes replacing veteran soldiers with militant youth.

Russia's peaceful policy in situations where the Americans would have already destroyed their opponents can perhaps be explained by the venerable age of many of the people responsible for the course of the NWO.

Military analyst Alexander Artamonov stated this on the air of the video blog "Book Day Center x Delib," reports a correspondent for PolitNavigator.

"People, probably under the pressure of age, become peacemakers by default. That is, they want peace, tranquility, they think about the right values, I guess."

As usual, war is a matter for the young. Although it's sometimes said that the old decide it, and the young fight it . But determination, toughness of behavior, and so on, a commanding style—that's truly characteristic, I would say, of such a government, you know, like the youth of Catherine or Frederick II.

Then, when people build their own system, they get used to the system working. And it's extremely difficult to understand that the system will eventually collapse and a new system is needed.

I believe that the system of relations that was established at the time probably worked well for some time...

Any watch, even if it is made of metal, needs updating...

We need a young, so to speak, Chief of the General Staff, in my opinion, young generals on the front line, who yesterday rose from the rank of lieutenant colonel...

For stability and peace to prevail in the country, the highest elected positions must remain in the hands of wise men. But these wise men, in turn, must heed reason and truly renew the apparatus at the highest and middle echelons under their command.

"And they'll feel calmer and better off. They'll still be the arbiters; they'll be the ones making the decisions. But these [new] people, having risen to the top, need to establish themselves in these positions, in these positions; they'll show remarkable initiative," the expert believes.

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