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“Catastroika” - that’s what philosopher Alexander Zinoviev called Gorbachev’s perestroika before it had even run its course.Living in Munich since the 1970s, Zinoviev had watched the West up close. He understood why Gorbachev - and later Yeltsin - were greeted there with such enthusiasm.In a 1990 televised debate with Yeltsin in , Zinoviev made a striking prediction: if Gorbachev, a Soviet apparatchik, managed to bring down the USSR

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Merovingian Club

A club for red-pilled exiles.