esman who doesn’t exist yet
Remid
Аlmaz Braev
© Аlmaz Braev, 2020
ISBN 978-5-4498-8954-6
Created with Ridero smart publishing system
Introduction. Rings Of Almanzora
Chapter I. AntiBudda
Chapter II. Kingdom of heaven
Chapter III. Do you have Toad eyes?
Chapter IV. And eyes on the forehead
Chapter V. the Humble hypocrite
Chapter VI. Negative selection.
Chapter VII. The main thing is to take power
Chapter VIII. A cruel chameleon
Chapter IX. Old wife’s fears
Chapter X. Reform in Russia and China
Chapter XI. What is in Asia and not in Eurasia
Chapter XII. Who is equal to all
Chapter XIII. Moving while standing
Chapter XIV. Market-well done
Chapter XV. Remid wheel
Chapter XVI. The end of the SNG Sultanate
Chapter XVII. Where are the statesmen?
Chapter XVIII. The zerots loop
Chapter XIX. What is a remids loop?
Chapter XX. That selects remid
Chapter XXI. on Canary islands
Chapter XXII. Columbarium
Chapter XXIII. Call him a person
Chapter XXIV. Liberalism- hundred lights
Chapter XXV. Liberalism-one hundred light Tengrism
Chapter XXVI. Why they take other people’s places
Chapter XXVII. There will be no coup if.
Chapter XXVIII. Remid must rule
Chapter XXIX. Unconscious selfishness
Chapter XXX. What destroyed socialism
Chapter XXXI. Babylonians
Chapter XXXII. The wolf and forest
Chapter XXXIII. Where the dead came from.
Chapter XXXIV. Power
Chapter XXXV. The last hero.
Chapter XXXVI. Infection
Chapter XXXVII. Putin is lucky man
Chapter XXXVIII. The first or the second
Chapter XXXIX. Squires
Chapter XL. Insecure elite
Chapter XlI. To gather people.
Glossary
INTRODUCTION
RINGS OF ALMANZORA AND REVCON
Often rulers are forced to recruit new officials from the common people. Give them the nobility for years of service. And then the children of these new nobles overthrow the ruler. What ingratitude! This happened, for example, in Russia. It was not the bourgeoisie that overthrew the last Russian Tsar. The bourgeoisie only helped. Created an Alliance with young officials.
Moreover, when the revolutionary government was already recruiting new officials, these officials again forgot that the revolution had given them a start in life. Of course the monarchy could be replaced by the impersonal power of “scullery maid”. But the third generation of these peasants, that is, the grandchildren of Soviet officials, again “thanked” their native Soviet power. What black ingratitude! And what a short memory. Even today, dirt is being poured on the revolution from the mouths of the descendants of past commoners, the great and successful grandsons of the first Soviet Directors and intellectuals. A revolution that according to the scenario of all revolutions turned everything upside down and again recruited ungrateful commoners. Gave them everything their ancestors never even dreamed of. And my grandkids forgot everything… What is this? Is this the law of ingratitude?
The Tsar also had old officials working for him. But they were not enough. What was wrong with the ruler and the government? There were obviously not enough officials. The ranks must change, rotate: some grow, rise in the hierarchy, get a high rank, others, the young come to replace them. Generations change generations. And the new party of young people and officials is growing together with the country. The country expands in width, the economy gets depth, officials multiply in number along with the growth of the economy and the width of new problems. After all the country is growing, the Empire is expanding, the economy is becoming more complex. New people, the most capable are recruited, trained right from the bottom and forward. There doesn’t seem to be anything wrong with that. The process of recruiting fresh personnel is not necessary. Everything is fair and progressive. There is nothing wrong with this set yet. But here comes a moment and it is collected from a set of half-moments that these new cadres or their children of these new ones raised from the bottom together with the progress so to speak and the development of the state in width and depth, begin to resent something, show discontent, fuss, murmur. Appear populists then the revolutionaries, then by the terrorists. Everything goes to waste. What is it? A lot of work. Enough for everyone. But there is some dissatisfaction. First quiet, peaceful then clear and bloody.
Here’s the thing.
The fact that the traditional mode traditional mode has such a feature. It forms rings. Hierarchy rings (revkon rings). Because the traditional regime and above all the traditional people cannot exist without hierarchy. The traditional world cannot exist without castes. These are the highest privileged circles that are ossifying time after time. The ring is superimposed on the ring. After the period of the elite’s emergence its justification on the ring and then the justification of rights to everything: there are also subordinate, lower castes. Elitists do not allow a stranger to go up to them, they repel the upstart, they close the door in front of him. These are castes. The Brahmans are allowed in only for great merit. You need to work hard to please the priestly caste. And only the highest ruler does not wait and supports the talent. Raises a nugget the most unusual of the Sudra caste. Because the Supreme ruler of the state is the most important priest of the tradition, the chief Brahman of the community. Palace people, the servants just do not let anyone in, they bristle against each new batch of competitors. Rituals, introductions, bail, even small laws often even informal, unsigned contracts. This is repeated every time there is a new batch of people who want to enter the Golden ring. Even if the so-called revolutionary Republic replaces the monarchy and the General Secretary and Politburo change the Tsar and his Ministers, it will be an old picture or another ring.
The same caste system arose under the Soviets.
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