Answer to a quora question: What is Vladimir Putin's overarching foreign and domestic grand vision for Russia?

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He had the 39th most references in domestic Russian media in 2016. Most Russians probably aren't that concerned with foreign affairs. Regardless, much of what he wrote in FoG has come to pass. Treat it like the Protocols.

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Foundations of Geopolitics

I don't think so. Most of the things that have come to pass are a result of organic changes rather than Russian manipulation. Britain was always an outlier and an American agent in the EU. It had wanted to exit the EU for decades.

The Russians refused to sell advanced equipment to Iran for decades. Even now they refuse to sell it.

The Syrian civil war was caused by CIA interference and not Russian. Russia did not even plan to enter it and only entered in the 4th year due to Solemani going to Moscow and convincing them.

As for Eastern Orthodox Europe veering towards Russia. That hasn't happened at all And if it does, its not because of Russian 4D chess, its simply because of how batshit crazy the west is. Contrary to breaking up China, the Russians in desperation have increasingly gone into Beijing's arms.

The Russians also haven't supported any Kurdish liberation movement in Turkey, instead selling them arms and fruitlessly trying to woo them away from Washington.

Most of all, the Russians haven't done a single thing to help the alt-right, which is the only real anti-Washington regime faction. All other supposed dissidents like commies, niggers and faggots are royalty in modern America