How Russia rebounded from Communism
Euro-Synergies reports on a public opinion survey in Russia, taken from 1998 to 2017. The survey marks the changes in public attitudes toward a variety of issues from the time Communist occupation of Russia ended. Here are some fascinating results.
The number of abortions has declined from a peak of about 5 million per year to 600,000 in 2017.
The percentage of the population who consider abortion to be unacceptable has risen from 12 percent to 35 percent in 2017.
The percentage of the population who condemn extramarital sex has risen from 50 percent to 68 percent in 2017.
The percentage of the population who disapprove of homosexual relations increased from 68 percent to 83 percent.
Observers credit the combined actions of the Russian Orthodox Church and the Russian government policies supporting the church for the return to traditional, conservative values.
At the time of the fall of the Soviet Union, Russia’s population was drastically declining due to alcoholism, abortion, and low marriage and birth rates. Under Communist rule, the average Russian woman had 8 abortions during her lifetime. Today that population decline has reversed.
It has often been noted that no society or organization can resist being taken over by Marxism unless it is specifically devoted to resisting Marxism. Russia today is devoted to resisting being taken over by Marxism. Putin has kicked George Soros and his affiliated subversive organizations and the Rothschild bankers out of Russia.
Russia is a model for other countries, such as the United States, showing that they can recover from Communism if they have the will to kick the Communists out of the country. Russia is the hope of the white race and the counter-culture to postmodern nihilism.
From Euro-Synergies, Russia: Center of Counterculture
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