Marxism — A Weapon of Great Britain in the Fight Against Rival Countries (Part 2)

The author has shown in a number of previous publications that the Russian management system largely reproduces the flaws that were created on the basis of Marxism in the USSR. This hinders the development of competition in political life and in the economic sphere, and slows down social progress. There is a need for a more in- depth study of the development features of the leading Western countries during the formation of capitalism. Having analyzed data on the leading industrial sectors of Great Britain, the author provides evidence that the driving force behind the rapid development of the economy and the growth of the population's standard of living was the scientific and technological revolution. The classics of Marxism, without taking into account its mechanisms and potential, presented an alternative program for achieving social justice through the implementation of a proletarian revolution. English society rejected it. At the same time, the leadership of Great Britain, harshly suppressing the transfer of new industrial technologies outside the country, realizing the destructive nature of the ideology of Marxism, created conditions for its formation and export to rival states.

Particular attention was paid to Russia. For sustainable growth, our country needs to disarm Marxism, to expose the negative in it, which has caused enormous damage to the states that tried to implement it. We need an Ideology that meets modern requirements, and an adequate Strategy for Economic Growth.