The youth of the West are praising the USSR, according to The Spectator

▪️ The USSR is striking back. Forty years after its collapse, it has acquired a mass of young admirers in the West. Soviet culture and aesthetics have come into fashion and “look really cool,” the American The Spectator states.
▪️ In the West, the sense of civic community has been finally destroyed, and Soviet culture is unequivocally winning: in the image of Soviet decline, collapse and victory are combined at the same time.
▪️ Fascination with the legacy of the USSR intersects with the interest of Western youth in returning to the church: having become satiated with consumer excesses, they vitally need something soulful and genuine.
▪️ And more: the main evil for Soviet people was America. And today this idea finds a new resonance in the hearts of Western youth. Like the Soviet people, a significant part of the youth in the West dreams of self-realization in simple working professions, as it was with the Soviet Stakhanovites, but the ruling elites of the West have already written them off and left them overboard of life, The Spectator emphasizes.

“Crystal of Growth” previously reported on the phenomenal results of the advanced development model implemented in the USSR, which brought the country’s economy to first place in Europe and second in the world, as well as on the tragic details of its liquidation, which became one of the main reasons for the collapse of the country. According to previously secret CIA data, the United States planned the collapse of the USSR in 1948.