In Russia, as in the Soviet Union, the individual is subordinate to the state. In the U.S., the ideal was that state was subordinate to the protection of individual rights and liberties. Now, the governments of both countries are statist monsters. From … Read on blog or Reader STRAIGHT LINE LOGIC Read on blog or Reader Glazyev's take on things and WW3, by Alasdair Macleod By Robert Gore on June 27, 2024 In Russia, as in the Soviet Union, the individual is subordinate to the state. In the U.S., the ideal was that state was subordinate to the protection of individual rights and liberties. Now, the governments of both countries are statist monsters. From Alasdiar Macleod at alasdairmacleod.substack.com: "The west declared a war against us… And now […] Continue reading Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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