Thread with excerpts from Charles Murray's "Losing Ground" (1984), a book on the failure of US welfare and social policy 1950-1980 to achieve its goals
"It should always be firmly remembered that all efforts aimed at uniting Russia and restoring the monarchy in it are detrimental to our interests. Conservative politics are not an export commodity."
Original: t.me/historiographe…
Apr 13 • 39 tweets • 10 min read
Here I will collect some data on repression, the law and the general state policy of tsarist Russia and the Russian White Guard. The materials will be in Russian, use a translator.
Kolchak's Russian White Guard Regime:
I was wondering why Persian nationalists sympathize with the Iranian monarchy. I've been collecting data a bit, and here I'll post some links to the research. The reason is simple: the Iranian monarchs were Persian patriots.
We know that many Persian nationalists are opposed to the Islamic regime: threadreaderapp.com/thread/1936916…
Apr 6 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
I liked this article. There are some mistakes, but this is a relatively adequate perception of the story. I'll save her screenshots here - by Erik Kuehnelt-Leddihn. I will also add research: fee.org/articles/free-…
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Mar 29 • 32 tweets • 25 min read
In this thread, I will collect some pictures, mainly about right-wing political views, individualism, neoliberalism, wealth, attitudes towards the white race and criminals.
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Mar 27 • 29 tweets • 5 min read
In this thread, I will try to capture some political issues in tsarist Russia: 1. Stolypin's main supporters and his policies were right-wing, while his opponents were left-wing. 2. The right in Russia supported patriotism and were against non-Russian separatists.
The three main parts of the Russian right in Tsarist Russia can be called: 1. The Octobrists (conventionally right-wing liberals). 2. The All-Russian National Union (Russian Nationalists). 3. Black Hundreds (radical monarchists and Christian Orthodox)
