Author of quotes: Zbigniew Brzezinski. Page 1

I don't think the West should fear Putin, although he may not be the most attractive people. It is, in fact, Russian autocrat era of significant change in Russia's position in the geopolitical arena and in the national identity. The West needs to clearly define their own interests and firmly protect them. He should oppose any attempts at Russian Imperial reconstruction, and where possible, should cooperate with the Russians in matters of mutual interest.

If Europe succeeds both in the process of unification, and in the process of expanding and if Russia, meanwhile, will successfully cope with the process of democratic consolidation and social modernization, at some point Russia can also become a suitable candidate for establishing a more organic relationship with Europe. However, the question of a formal membership of Russia as on the practical reality up to a certain time will not rise, and in addition, that another reason for pointless not to slam the door for her.

Unfortunately, you have a tendency to see any criticism as hostile. You should get rid of this complex.

History is much more the product of chaos than of conspiracy.
The story is much more the product of chaos than of conspiracy.

The new World Order will be built against Russia, on the ruins of Russia and at the expense of Russia.