The Last World War - The US to Move and Lose

501 Pages·2016·4.467 MB·English

by  Sergei Glazyev

Sergei GLAZYEV
THE LAST
WORLD
WAR
THE U.S. TO MOVE AND LOSE

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("The Izborsk Club Collection"). – Moscow, Knizhny
Mir Publ., 2016. – 512 pp.

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Sergei Glazyev, a well-known Russian politician and
economist, after analyzing the global political and
economic changes of recent years came to the following
conclusion: as a result of the crisis that has engulfed the
world, the powers of the West, most notably the U.S.,
have been increasing their aggression towards other
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Why would America need a new world war, and is it
possible to prevent it? Why has Ukraine been chosen as
a springboard for it? What can we set against the
Western aggression? What future awaits Russia,
Ukraine and the whole world in the 21stcentury? This is
what the new book of Academician Sergei Y. Glazyev is
about.

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To my dear wife Oksana,
who lovesher homeland Ukraine
and believesin its deliverance
from the neofascist occupation

CONTENTS

PREFACE .......................................................................... 5

BY WAY OF INTRODUCTION
The Last Geopolitical Game:
the U.S. to Move and Lose ................................................ 9

SECTION 1
Why Would the U.S. Need the War? ............................ 43
The naturally determined character
of the U.S. aggression in Ukraine ............................. 47
The change of long cycles of socio-economic
development as an objective basis
for the escalation of global military
and political tension ................................................. 62
The U.S. strategy
of maintaining global dominance ............................ 82
The U.S. tactics
of conducting a modern world war ........................... 89

SECTION 2
Why Ukraine? ................................................................. 101
The goals of U.S. aggression in Ukraine ............... 104
Eurofascism in Ukraine .......................................... 116
Ukrainian Nazism as a weapon
of the West against Russia ...................................... 130
The criminal activities
of the U.S. secret services
for nurturing of anti-Russian
Nazi organizations in Ukraine ................................ 172
Conflictology of the Ukrainian crisis ..................... 201

SECTION 3
The Futility of U.S. Aggression ...................................... 215
From the American to the Asian world economic
paradigm ................................................................. 216
Forecast of the cyclical aggravation
of the military threat ............................................... 239
Start of the war and lessons drawn from the first
defeat ...................................................................... 250

SECTION 4
How can the war be prevented? .................................... 264
The anti-war international coalition ....................... 265
Transition to the new scientific paradigm for
managing economic development .......................... 282
The concept of socially conservative synthesis as the
basis of a new world order ideology ...................... 296
The course of action to neutralize the U.S. aggression
................................................................................ 314
Liberation of Ukraine ............................................. 324
SECTION 5
Strengthening of Russia ................................................. 337
Threats to the economic development
of Russia ................................................................. 339
Socio-economic
status of Russia ....................................................... 344
Financial war against Russia .................................. 372
Defeat of the Russian economy by external
manipulation of its regulators ................................. 390
Springs of the mechanism of external
influence on the Russian economy ......................... 402
Transition to a modern management system
as a condition for the survival of Russia ................ 416
Transition to a sovereign
monetary policy ...................................................... 422
Promotion of Russia's
foreign economic security ...................................... 430
Deployment of the strategic planning system ........ 441
Eurasian economic integration
as the basis of the anti-war coalition
and harmonization of international relations .......... 449

BY WAY OF CONCLUSION
The Future of Ukraine ................................................... 471
The Izborsk
Club

The Izborsk Club of experts was established in
September 2012 in the town of Izborsk, Pskov region. The
Club was initiated by well-known politicians, theorists and
public figures of state-patriotic orientation. A.A. Prokhanov
was elected chairman of the Club, with V.V. Averyanov and
A.A. Upland as executive secretaries.
The ideological trend of the Izborsk Club can be
determined as social conservatism, a synthesis of different
views of Russian state-minded thinkers (from socialists and
Soviet patriots to monarchists and Orthodox conservatives)
into a single ideological platform. The Izborsk Club is often
regarded as an alternative to numerous liberal clubs and
sites that have been laying claim for a long time to the
expression and intellectual servicing of the Russian official
policy. At the same time, it is necessary to see that the
Izborsk Club reflects not a newly emerging, but a mature
and long-established political and ideological pole that for a
good while could not be institutionalized due to various
subjective factors and purposeful regulation of the expert
field by the authorities supervising domestic policy. The
activities, works and biographies of the main Izborsk Club
participants testify to the maturity and rootedness of this
trend in the Russian soil.

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