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The West keeps making the same fundamental mistake about Russia. I’ve spent a decade in the system, ten years in six different Russian prisons, and if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that switching the "Tsar" won't fix a thing. Here is why the "Good Tsar" myth is a...

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