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Genocide: Russia and the New World Order

2005: Strange -- when I understood that I won't die in Moscow, the American Anatoly died in me...

"THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE as a whole has performed great sins which are the cause of the present misfortunes: the specific sins are oath-breaking and regicide. The public and military leaders renounced their obedience and loyalty to the Tsar even before his abdication, forcing this latter from the Tsar, who did not desire bloodshed within the country; and the people openly and noisily greeted this deed, and nowhere did it loudly express its lack of agreement with it. At the same time there was made here a violation of the oath given to the Sovereign and his lawful heirs; and besides this, upon the heads of those who performed this crime fell the curse of their ancestors—the Zemsky Sobor of 1613, whose decrees it sealed with the cursing of those who would violate them.

Those guilty of the sin of regicide are not only those who physically performed it, but the whole people which rejoiced on the occasion of the overthrow of the Tsar and allowed his abasement, arrest, and exile, leaving him defenseless in the hands of the criminals, which fact in itself already predetermined the end.

Thus, the catastrophe which has come upon Russia is the direct consequence of terrible sins, and the rebirth of Russia is possible only after cleansing from them. However, up to this time there has been no genuine repentance, the crimes that have been performed have clearly not been condemned, and many active participants in the Revolution continue even now to affirm that at that time it was not possible to act in any other way.
In not expressing a direct condemnation of the February Revolution, the uprising against the Anointed of God, the Russian people continue to participate in the sin, especially when they defend the fruits of the Revolution, for, in the words of the Apostle Paul, especially sinful are those who, knowing that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but consent with them that do them (Rom. 1:32)."
The Meaning of the Russian Diaspora

... Well, the Russian Church is perhaps the first and the biggest sinner.

Why isn’t the Russian diaspora used to attract capital to Russia?

What? Which diaspora?

"A Review of The New Russian Diaspora – Russian Minorities in the Former Soviet Republics" ed. by Vladimir Szlapentok, M. E. Sharpe 1994... ah! Maybe now Russians will learn -- Russians without Russia and Russia without Russians!

Old Diaspora: Emigration from end of 19th century up till today mostly to Western countries (USA, Israel, Germany, France, Kanada, Finland)

New Diaspora: Russian / Russian-speaking "minorities" in the Successor States of the Soviet Union
Total 20 Millions
Baltic States: from approx. 7 (Lithuania) to 30 % of population (Latvia, Estland) * Ukraine: approx. 22 % of population * Central Asia: from 3,2% (Tadschikistan) to 37 % of population (Kazachstan) * Trans Caucasian States: from approx. 2 (Armenia) - 6 % (Aserbaidshan, Georgia) of population

"White emigration" 1917-1935 Communist Revolution / Civil war 3,5 - 4 Million -- "Mission" - Free, non-communist Russia; high acceptance abroad

"Silent emigration" 1945-1950 Second World War / Soviet repression 8 - 10 Million -- No mission; Trauma of double repression; seen in Soviet Russia as spys and traitors; no well-known representatives

"Intellectual / Ethnical / Political" 1870-1985 Period of Stagnation; Cold War; Antisemitism 1 Million -- Personal and political protest; martyrs for freedom and victims of Soviet regime; intellectual potential; high acceptance abroad

"Sausage" or economical emigration 1985 - today (Post)perestroika; Transformation period; political and economical crisis 1 - 2 Million -- No mission; personal motivation; lack of status abroad; Problematics of (self)definition, negative attitude towards home-country

Please note that neither the "Conceptual labels" nor the characteristics represent objective historical facts but refer to widely spread interpretation patterns in Russian collective memory. The statistical data gives approximate numbers and shall give an orientation rather than a detailed insight. [ Russian Diaspora - Historical Lines and Concepts ]

Go there and see for yourself what does it looks like "The Russian Diaspora"!

Hypothesis: In the home country - here in Russia - the virtual return of the Diasporas is seen against the background of historically evolved concepts of (e)migration. The distinction of the self and the other shifts from the inter-cultural to the inner-cultural level...

Exile, Diaspora? It will take the collapse of the US to understand that the world is already without borders!

Тем, кто в России.

Раз вы читаете эту страницу, не все потеряно.

Потеряно много.

Не только жизни до меня, но и моя русская жизнь.

И жизни после меня. Сколько их?

А надо было так мало, немного уважения. Ко мне, одному человеку, к соседу, прохожему, к тебе. Читайте "Век Антохиных", это на русском.