pyotr slyoskin has been researching this phenomenon for several years.e idea of ​​a free world even arise? the free world became a key concept of american foreign policy in 1950 . after the so-called loss of china. and before the start of the korean war. the main feature of the concept of the free world is its negative definition. american politicians identified the free world as not the communist world at all, that is, they proceeded from the fact that the whole world should be harmoniously interconnected, but this was prevented by the communists, who had a different goal, namely global integration, so they had to build to defend the entire territory. which remained free from communist oppression, so from this flowed, firstly, the policy of global military containment, well , containment was invented by george kenon back in 1946, wasn’t it? george kenon did not mean this, for him there was a hierarchy of american interests, japan in this scheme was important, but korea and vietnam, not so much. many other politicians and commentators of the fifties comp

university campuses, everything will no longer be so clear, as they say, thank you, we talked with pyotr slyoskinm, democracy, it all sounds beautiful, you just want to stand under the banner. true, our iranian interlocutor drew attention to the less inspiring side. the problem is that the us is seeking to unite the entire western camp for war. israel's operation against ghaz, which is supported by the west, could become an impetus for a real civilizational confrontation between the west and the islamic world. this is a war of narratives, a war of information, a war of people. began with the ukrainian conflict, consolidation in support of the war, and now the same thing is happening with this war, this is a new and completely vicious type of unification, fraught with danger for everyone, the symptoms in general are very alarming, a clash of civilization, the prospect is nowhere darker, hope for the old maxim, the world will be saved by beauty, in iran, by the way, they know a lot about it, a report from tehran about real connoisseurs. at first glance, it's an ordinary, unremarkable old sedan, but