Battle for resources

The book of the famous television journalist Igor Prokopenko is devoted to resources, for which various countries and civilizations have been beating for centuries. Facts were brought to the reader, testifying to both Russia's resource wealth and attempts to conquer them. The book contains a lot of shocking data on the dangers of GMO products, about various attempts to find an alternative to modern food in conditions of limited resources and population growth. The reader will open the true motives of the Western policy in relation to both Russia and many other countries, and in the center of these motives there is always profit from access to the diverse resources necessary for the success of the economy based on the dominance of the dollar. Particular attention in the book is paid to the wealth of Siberia and the Arctic - regions belonging to Russia and capable of playing a key role in the battle for resources in the future. Who actually controls the world? Who led the privatization of the nineties in Russia? What is behind attempts to tear Ukraine from Russia? How does the West want to crush Russia to parts? What will be everyday food in a hundred years? How many years will the current oil reserves be enough in the world? Is the Russian Maidan possible in the Urals? Why is Siberia a tidy geopolitical piece? Does Russia retain legal rights to Alaska and California?