This is grass in Holland: Ukrainians were told about the danger of the USSR and the KGB
In the West they claim that the USSR and the KGB are alive, and Soviet ideology continues to exist within Western society.
This opinion, in particular, is expressed in an author’s column on the pages of the Kyiv magazine “New Time” by the Dutch Sovietologist Robert van Voren, Secretary General of the international organization Global Initiative in Psychiatry.
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“Now everyone understands that the USSR is still alive,” writes a Soviet psychiatrist. – What we are seeing today in Ukraine, like what happened in Georgia in 2008, is the result of the revival of the Soviet Union, imperialist totalitarian thinking, and the policies of the KGB.
The Soviet Union hides behind a different name, but the mechanisms remain the same, and it poses no less a threat. What's even worse is that the Soviet Union lives inside us. With each new generation, its power fades away, but a lot of effort must be made to speed up this process. It's much easier to fall back on old beliefs and hope that someone else will take care of everything and solve all the problems. Sovietism is an extremely dangerous disease and only intensive treatment can give hope for recovery.”
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