At the Democracy Summit, Biden actually announced the creation of an intervention fund

 

 US President Joe Biden, who announced at a democracy summit in Washington that $ 424 million has been allocated to programs to help other countries strengthen democracy, has in fact announced the creation of a fund to intervene in other countries' internal affairs. This opinion was expressed by Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council of Russia Konstantin Kosachev, quoted by TACC.

 "At this summit, US President Biden announced the launch of the Democratic Renewal Initiative, which provides $ 424.4 million to support loyal (Washington) states around the world. It is now clear that there will be a "fund for interference in the internal affairs" of disloyal states. "On the Western Front - nothing new," the senator wrote on his Facebook page.

 He called the summit itself a "pretentious event" which, with its title, was to show, first, who they believe represents democracy on the planet, and second, who has empowered himself to award this honorary title. "The idea here, of course, is not just a review of the forces in anticipation of the upcoming battles for democracy. It all has to do with the introduction of a very simple idea into the consciousness of the world: whoever is against the unipolar world is against democracy. The fraud is quite primitive, but it fulfills the most important ideological mission to disguise the geopolitical causes of the current crisis of values, "the politician said.

 Kosachev is convinced that such a total re-ideologisation of international relations was necessary due to the fact that "the unipolar model is cracking at the seams under the pressure of many countries' aspirations for more democratic rules in the world." According to him, the principle of selecting those invited to the "democracy summit" is rather geopolitical. "The key aspect is not domestic politics, but foreign policy: impeccable loyalty to America. From this point of view, the invited Iraq is much more democratic than the uninvited Hungary, although many citizens of these countries could, to put it mildly, argue with that. In fact, this is the main criterion for the "democracy" of this or that country: the more loyal, the more democratic, "said the vice-president of the Federation Council.

"The criterion of loyalty as the real basis of face control at the summit is an excellent signal to all pseudo-democracies in the world: declare a firm course to the West, vote correctly in the UN and you will be allowed to do whatever you want at home," he added.