At the beginning of April of Konoha 63, Akihara's "I Have a Dream" became more and more influential, and almost everyone watched it. The agitation manifesto and ideas that Akihara expounded to the world have been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

What should I do if I encounter this kind of flickering?

In the previous life, there were two countries, and the choices were different, and then the countries went to different destinies. China and the USSR.

If we want to talk about this, we have to talk about the historical situation. The official Cold War was from 1947 to 1991. In fact, the end of the Cold War was much earlier than that. It was around 1985.

Of course, this is just my personal opinion.

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With regard to the role of the United States in the collapse of the Soviet Union, some argue that the Soviet Union's own economy was brought down by the fact that the Soviet Union was forced to engage in an arms race by increasing military spending dramatically during the Reagan years.

If this was the Reagan administration's attempt to show off its efforts to weaken communism, it would be understandable. If we are responsible for history, then I would like to tell you that, according to US data, the absolute number of Soviet military expenditures in the 80s increased by a large amount, but the proportion in the development of the national economy was exactly the same as in the 50s.

It should be said that the United States and the West did play a large role in the collapse of the USSR, but this role was not primarily political and economic, but the ideology represented by liberalism very effectively penetrated into the minds of Soviet intellectuals and party cadres.

Free will is what the Western world calls democracy.

Is democracy good? South Africa has been fooled and lame. The USSR was fooled and crippled.

In 1991, American economists studied the ideological tendencies of Soviet economists and compared them with British counterparts and found that they were more pro-marketization and privatization. In fact, Soviet economists accepted nothing more than the simplest and naïve liberal views of the 19th century.

In 1985, forced by the growing socio-economic crisis of Soviet society for a decade, the Soviet leadership set about reforms. Six years later, the socialist economic system of the Soviet Union collapsed, and on this ruin, it was broken up into Russia and other countries, and the capitalist economic system was intensified. From crisis to reform, from reform to collapse, step by step. This is a fairly young social system, which until recently seemed stable, but now it is unrecognizable. This is extraordinary in history.

Under normal circumstances, as long as a social system has gained a foothold in a number of large countries, there is no precedent for a sudden collapse unless it is violently destroyed or defeated. The Great Depression experienced by the United States in the thirties was clearly much more severe than the Soviet crisis that began in the mid-seventies, but it did not lead to a political-economic collapse.

Although world capitalism was hit hard by the Great Depression, all the major capitalist countries managed to survive and accept reforms, but without touching the basic institutions.

The word "privatization" played a huge role in the collapse of the Soviet Union.

What was privatization in the Soviet Union? This system made countless big tycoons appear in Russia in an instant, but at the same time, it turned the accumulation of more than 60 years in the Soviet Union into a pile of waste paper.

In 1991 the pro-capitalist coalition had enough strength to force the collapse of the old system of central control over production and distribution, and the economy began to collapse. On 1 July 1991, the State Planning Commission and the Ministry of Materials were abolished, and the State ordering and economic planning system came to an end. However, they did not yet have the strength to establish a capitalist system. As a result, the old economic ties are destroyed, the new ones are not yet in place, there is a growing chaos in the system of production and distribution, central planning no longer coordinates the economy, but market forces have not yet matured. The collapse of the economy, coupled with the rise of nationalism, the alienation of the republics from Germany, and the collapse of the Union loomed over the Soviet Union.

The summer of 1991 was fraught with an atmosphere of crisis. The August coup d'état was a product of this atmosphere. The failed coup d'état allowed Yeltsin's gang to seize power at a time when the Soviet Union was crumbling, purging the Communist Party and then crowding out Gorbachev. Once in power, Yeltsin was free to carry out his programme of transition to capitalism. (The final collapse of the Union in the fall of 1991 was largely dictated by Yeltsin's desire for power, and the close economic ties between the republics made the republics eager to remain within the Union, and in July 1991 Gorbachev persuaded most of the union republics to sign a new Union Pact.) However, after the failed coup d'état, Yeltsin came to power in Russia, but outside Russia he did not have the support base to replace Gorbachev's position in the Union. Therefore, Yeltsin declared that the alliance ceased to exist, and in order to affirm this, he hastily organized the "CIS" with two other Slavic republics, Belarus and Ukraine, and the alliance ended up dead. ）

The transition from socialist reform to capitalism was largely internal, but external pressures were also adding fuel to the fire, from the governments of the major Western powers and the international financial organizations they control, such as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, and from the economic advisers around them, such as Jeffrey Sachers, an integrated adviser. These external forces demanded that the Soviet Union and its successor countries quickly abolish the planning system, public ownership, social welfare, price subsidies for goods and services necessary for life, and job guarantees. They demanded immediate price liberalization, rapid privatization of state-owned enterprises, the abolition of government credit and subsidies to enterprises, a significant reduction in government social spending, free trade, free entry of foreign capital and the convertibility of the ruble, all of which Yeltsin and his economic soul, First Deputy Prime Minister Gaidar accepted.

Then, the USSR collapsed. There were many reasons for the collapse of the USSR. But the most fatal thing in my opinion is to be brainwashed by the ideology of the West. Betrayed by all sorts of traitors, corrupted. China faced the same fate in 1989, when the Western world's ideologies of democracy, freedom, and other ideologies had already influenced Chinese politics.

Countless mouths shouted about democracy, freedom. Those people are nothing more than stupid people who have been affected by the machinations of the Western world. The Western world is planning. If ideology discolors politics, then it is time for capitalist capital to exert its strength.

More than sixty years of Soviet industry was looted in this way. China reacted differently from the Soviet Union.

China has survived this crisis and is going from strength to strength. And the USSR is long gone.

All the countries in the ninja world are now also facing this situation, is it a political discoloration, or an internal blockade and suppression!

Of course, it is impossible to conquer the world with a simple book, and it is difficult to do so without the support of the elite at the top. But Akihara didn't even think about enlisting the support of these elites. Because the five-year plan can finally begin!