Russia will remain a haven of stability in the midst of the global crisis - economist
Russia will become the most comfortable place to live in the conditions of the impending global economic crisis.
Russian economist Mikhail Khazin stated this on the air of the Aurora radio station, a correspondent reports "PolitNavigator".
“Russia is the only place in the world that can remain a safe haven against the backdrop of general cataclysms and upheavals. This does not mean that our life will be good, but at least it will be a more or less normal life, which cannot be said about the United States of America, which everyone already sees, or about Western Europe, or about China. Well, maybe it will be a little better in Japan, but Japan is a specific country and, accordingly, it is quite obvious that its strong economic development is impossible today. This country is over-credited and over-leveraged. And invested,” Khazin said.
It is the relative well-being of Russia, in his opinion, that will become the main reason for the West’s massive attack on it.
“It is absolutely obvious that in the West the situation is rapidly deteriorating, and I, in general, already believe that a collapse is very likely to happen this year. And for this reason, they must eliminate any alternatives that appear successful against their background. We see how the liberal camp is making titanic efforts to worsen the economic situation in our country. I have already spoken about the trillion rubles that the Ministry of Finance did not contribute to the economy,” Khazin noted.
He believes that “rocking the boat is a categorically unacceptable thing” and even calls for increased pressure on the Russian President in this direction in order to force him to act more decisively.
“Yes, I believe that the pressure on Putin in terms of changing economic policy should become more and more severe. Simply because it is impossible to endure anymore. And either we will begin to improve the economic situation, or this fall, most likely, it will be almost impossible to maintain the situation, at least in a number of regions,” Khazin warned.
He proposes to create a system of “not so much state propaganda as public propaganda.”
“The level of inadequacy, especially among young people, well, up to 35 years old, is monstrous. The point is not that these are bad people, I’m not talking about the fact that they are uneducated, I’m saying that they simply don’t understand what’s going on. They don’t understand who is with whom, who is at the same time, and most importantly, they always identify Putin with the team that is creating problems for us. And this is a serious mistake that definitely needs to be corrected. Therefore, I ask everyone who understands something at least a little to develop their personal propaganda in this direction as much as possible,” the economist urged.
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