An astutely worded new Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) report circulating in the Kremlin today noting Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov correctly observing that even the West understands that global problems cannot be resolved without Russia, says nowhere is this fact more in evidence than in the rise of populism that’s dramatically shifting the global political landscape—most simply defined as a political approach that strives to appeal to ordinary people who feel that their concerns are disregarded by established elite groups—and in the past few months has seen national populists in Australia wiping out their nation’s elite socialists—and in the past few weeks saw national populists in Britain obliterating their socialist elites, too—while stuck in the middle of these two populist uprisings was the leftist elite mouthpiece Irish Times asking “Why hasn’t Ireland succumbed to the populist wave sweeping Europe?”—the answer to which was simply because Ireland hadn’t yet held a nationwide election—but did occur two days ago on 8 February—and because of, now sees the Irish Times calling this election “transformative and divisive” because its “traditionally dominant parties were viewed by voters as out of touch”—a gross understatement of what actually occurred fully captured in the headline “Sinn Fein Ballot Box ‘Revolution’ Rocks Irish Establishment”—wherein it describes how the nationalist-populist Sinn Féin Party rose from obscurity to become the most popular party in this Irish election—and saw these Irish voters delivering a “shocking electoral uprooting” of their two main political parties who regularly polled over 80% of the votes in most elections, but on Saturday barely polled just 44% between them—the immediate consequence of which saw German Chancellor Merkel’s chosen successor Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, a few hours ago, making a shock announcement that she won’t run in next year’s 2021 election as this global populist revolution nears her nation—and one surely knows is a populist revolution Irish election that has Hillary Clinton’s and Nancy Pelosi’s elite ruled socialist Democrat Party cowering in terror—most particularly because they’ve been operating under the theory that a populist left-wing platform is both necessary and sufficient in order to defeat national populists like President Donald Trump—but whose crushing defeat of this theory in Britain, and now Ireland, shows the grim future that awaits them—which may explain why the government of Washington D.C. this past week made a proposal to decriminalize psychedelics, as its elite socialist rulers living there may soon need them to hide from themselves the reality of how much they’re hated and despised.  […]