For those unfamiliar with the term, perestroika was the name given to the 1980s people’s revolt against Soviet repression in the Eastern Bloc. In Poland, Solidarity became a nationwide crusade that led to the overthrow of the despotic communist caste.

Where is the connection? In a recent edition of Komsomol Pravda journalist Zahar Prilepin argues: ‘The EU in the worst sense of the word is very much the new USSR.’

This question was posed by the last President of the USSR, Mikhail Gorbachev: ‘Why is the EU trying to recreate the USSR?’ ~ Mikhail Gorbachev.

In 2020, our struggle for self-expression, democratic representation and parliamentary accountability mirrors that of our Eastern European brothers and sisters during the 1970s and 1980s.

Marine le Pen and others remind us: ‘Ours is no longer a struggle between left and right, ours is a struggle between nationalism and globalism.’

Let us be clear about the term globalism. The end game of Bolshevism is to attain world government by any means; the end justifies the means being the battle cry.

Communism (formerly Bolshevism) was used to describe the repressive Soviet Union. With the collapse of the USSR and the loss of credibility, communism was renamed globalism.

Globalism is the same sinister movement used by elitists to attain world domination. One term never changed: The Comintern, a shortened term for Communist International.

Bill Gates, a key member of the globalist clique is on record as working towards a reduction of the world’s population by as much as 90 per cent.

It is no coincidence that the Bolshevik revolutionary, Vladimir Lenin (not his real name) wrote: ‘three-quarters of mankind may perish in order that the rest experience communism (globalism).’

The Covid pandemic, a minor flu-like virus with a survival rate of 99.6% is hyped by globalists, the political elite and their controlled press to attain total (totalitarian) control over entire populations.

By using the pandemic as an instrument of state control, they attained a degree of population control far greater and far more sinister than its Soviet and Eastern Bloc counterpart.

I REPEAT: ‘The European Union in the worst sense of the word is very much the new USSR. ~ Zahar Prilepin Komsomol Pravda.

We today find ourselves in a similar situation to our parents’ generation during the uprisings that finally brought the repressive Soviet regimes to their knees.

Let us be clear about it: we are bracing for a decade’s long perestroika that will end with the collapse of globalism and the return of national democracy and sovereignty. Or we will enter what a former German Minister of Information described thus: ‘humanity (under globalism) would sink into eternal darkness; it would fall into a dull and primitive state.’