polski_francuz
02.07.23, 12:40
Kolega z platformy interenetowej, ktora czytam pokazal interesujacy artykul sprzed kilku dni w Washington Post. Interesujacy, bo pokazuje jak niemadrze rosyjski lider wybiera cele dla swego kraju. Jaka jest sytuacja?
What is not a matter of speculation is the state of Russian society. I’ve been stunned by one statistic ever since I read it: A 15-year-old Russian boy today has the same life expectancy as a 15-year-old boy in Haiti. Remember, Russia is one of the world’s richest countries in terms of natural resources. And it is an urbanized, industrialized society with levels of education and literacy comparable to, and perhaps even exceeding, other European countries.
Mimo wysokiej edukacji i industrializacji dlugosc zycia w rosji jest podobna do dlugosci zycia na Haiti
With huge numbers of well-trained people, especially in the sciences, Russia performs miserably in the knowledge economy, much worse than did the Soviet Union. In 2019, Russia ranked behind Austria in international patent applications, despite having 16 times the population. Today, it ranks alongside Alabama in annual U.S. patent awards (the gold standard for companies everywhere), despite having almost 30 times the population.
Patenty miedzynarodowe nie sa wykorzystywane i rezultaty na tym polu sa podobne do malych krajow jak Austria
Corruption is intrinsic to this kleptocratic regime, Etkind wrote, noting that post-Soviet Russia has seen the fastest rise in inequality anywhere in the world. After the anti-Putin protests in 2011 and 2012 (which an enraged Putin blamed on then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton), the Russian state became even more anti-modern.
W koncu nierownosc spoleczna wynikajaca z wszechobecnej korupcji
Czy durnawy szpieg tego nie rozumie czy moze raczej szuka innych winnych atakujac sasiadow? A sasiadom rosji trudno sie dziwic, ze nie chca miec nic wspolnego z takim krajem i wola niepodleglosc.
Trza sie wreszcie zabrac do uczciwej roboty nad soba i nad wlasnym krajem rosjanie. Nie ma innej drogi.
PF