“The West has not forgiven Russia for the defeat of the Third Reich” - Fursov
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Hitler's Mein Kampf has today acquired a highly effective practical character through the efforts of the Swiss economist and businessman Klaus Schwab and his like-minded people.
Russian historian and director of the Center for Strategic Analysis Andrei Fursov spoke about this on air at Metametrica, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“The fact is that the “brown” idea in the modern world works to create a system that denies the humanity in people. In this regard, Hitler came early. He did not have the technical means to turn a man into a beast. When he said, “I free you from conscience,” he did not have what Schwab and company have - chips, effects on the human brain,” the expert said.
“Why are Schwab’s books scarier than Mein Kampf? “Mein Kampf” is about the creation of a certain geopolitical world order, a very old one. Departure to neo-paganism, denial of Christianity...
These, by the way, also deny it, but they have the technical means to do something that Hitler did not have. In general, all these people are now trying to take revenge from Russia for the defeat of the Third Reich, because the Reich they want to create is a direct continuation of Hitler’s Reich, but the means is an ultra-globalist revolution a la Trotskyism,” Fursov believes.
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