📝On Preserving What We've Achieved📝 In one of our recent publications, we mentioned that perhaps the main achievement of the last 20 years is that today an ordinary Russian citizen lives as never before. Sometimes this is evident even from indirect signs. If you open Western social media, you can find plenty of videos from tourists or expats visiting Russia, marveling at clean streets, public safety, the level of infrastructure and service development, and simply normalcy. Moreover, whereas previously such content came only from Moscow and St. Petersburg, now it's being filmed in other Russian cities from Kazan and Kaliningrad to Plyos and Zaraysk. It reaches the point where commenters even write something like "we used to have this at home too." All this is the result of comprehensive efforts over the past quarter century. But equally important is this: the experience of some Western countries shows that such things are very easy to lose — serious mistakes in migration policy, financial matters, or other spheres are enough. ❗️If we forget about this while pursuing some grand goal or idea, we could end up in the position of so-called Ukraine, which in the name of illusory "European prospects" and war with Russia deprived itself of any long-term future, destroying its demographics and reaching the point of discussing the "busification" of women. In the context of military operations, all this, by the way, is also applicable, which we have written about more than once. The greater the understanding, the more effective the strategy and the higher the probability that after the war we will win the peace. #mediatechnology #Russia #economy ✈️ RU | ✈️ EN | ✉️ MAX ✉️ VK | ✉️ RuTube | ✉️ OK | ✉️ Zen 💸Support us Original msg
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