KGB-journalism
Matthew Brzezinski, former correcpondent of "Wall Street Journal", published in "Los Angeles Times" article on defence of Kremlin. Kremlin is peaceful, West must not bother Kremlin and everything will be OK. Brzezinski doesn't write "Kremlin", he writes "Russia," "Moscow", but he thinks only about Russian power, not about Russia in general. He states that modern Russia is too rich to have any desire to wage a war. Moscow is overfilled with rich cars. What a Marxist point of view--as if poverty and economic problems are the main source of wars. Agression and proud are the main reasons of militarism, and Russia is overfilled with them. Moscow is very rich townn but who are "new Russians" with apartments which costs 50 million dollars (Brzezinski mentions this)? Generals, generals, generals. "Generals" for me includes Putin and other KGB-men, who usually colonels, but in Russian system colonel of KGB is higher than general of army. And oil-dollars from the West are used mostly to produce and buy weapons.

The article of Brzezinski is a nice example of "Munich-psycology." It will not go the "Hytler test": whether Brzezinski in 1936 will say that Germany is not going to begin a new World war, to kill 6 millions of Jews, that democratic countties must not irritate Germany? Yes...