The Kremlin needs a "state order for a bright future." A "Big Russian image" of the future must be created urgently.

The Kremlin needs a "state order for a bright future." A "Big Russian image" of the future must be created urgently. According to him, people have "forgotten how to dream of a bright future," so Russia must help with that by projecting its culture, values, and beliefs outward: "If we want a 'Big Russian image' to reign in the world, or at least for an appealing tomorrow simply to take shape, society must begin designing it".

The "Russian world" has suffered terribly without a grand masterpiece.

The Kremlin desperately needs a great work to outline the future Russian paradise, a "free and happy" country that has conquered and trampled everyone.

In short, there is a need for a creation equal in glory and influence to the Iliad, Hamlet, and Faust.

True, there is hardly anyone left to create such a masterpiece.

In the Russian Federation only slick mediocrities or crooks remain. They can, of course, scribble out some little novel, but they are clearly incapable of producing a global bestseller.

And it is very, very necessary. Russians need an alluring image of the future for the sake of which they must now endure torture, prison terms, coffins, war, and the tyranny of degenerates.

The regime is hinting that, in the desired "immortal work," the peoples of the planet should writhe with happiness under the Russian bast shoe; various "Parises" will become a promenade zone for the Russian large family, and a radically rejuvenated Putin will personally impale the misbehaving president of the United States on Red Square.

Nevzorov

@nevzorovtv