The end of 2012 marks the end of the Iron Age and the beginning of the Golden Age in Russia. This was predicted more than a hundred years ago by tsarist general and ethnographer Valentin Moshkov.
Practically all of his gloomy predictions about the Iron Age have come true. Time will show whether his positive predictions are going to come true or not.
A remarkable book was published in the beginning of the last century, in Warsaw - "A New Theory of the Origin of Man and His Degeneration, Based on the Data from Zoology, Geology, Archeology, Anthropology, Ethnology, History and Statistics." The author of the book, Valentin Moshkov, was a unique person in his own way.
According to Moshkov's theory, the history of nations develops in a cycle of 400 years. Every age in this cycle has its own name: gold, silver, copper, iron. The first 200 years of the cycle is a period of development and rise. The state grows, the people prosper. The next 200 years is a period of decline.
Every age, regardless of the name, also has its periods. The first 50 years - the decline, the second - the rise. But there is no rise in the Iron Age, which can be seen from the name of it.
the author predicts a constant rise in the price of all essential goods, especially food, the collapse of the financial system and growing debts of the population. He wrote that industrial and commercial facilities would stop their activities and go bankrupt before they were handed over to the hands of foreign owners
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Meanwhile, people would be dying of hunger and diseases, which would lead to massive rebellions. "Hungry peasants, driven to despair neither by the government, as we now think, nor by certain people, but by the fatal process of degeneration, will seek alleged perpetrators of their misfortune and will find them in the government, wealthy classes and the Jews in the western region," the visionary warned.
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