THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL BASIS OF THE DESTRUCTION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

Abstract

Abstract. The article is devoted to the problems of identifying and systematizing the weak points of the state mechanism of the Russian Federation and the prospects for its destruction. In the opinion of the author, the problems of the stability of the state and the vulnerability of its mechanisms to internal and external influence are largely determined by the model of government. At the same time, it is emphasized that the modern state model of the Russian Federation originates not from the Norman formations, Kievan Rus, the Novgorod Republic or Byzantium, but from the Horde, the fall of which marked the beginning of the formation of the Muscovite, and later the Russian, state. The main attention is devoted to the identification and systematization of the key principles of the Horde mechanism of statehood, which have both advantages and disadvantages. The shortcomings of these foundations can be used to purposefully accelerate the process of destruction of the Horde state. The main features of the Horde concept, which Russia borrowed and used in its state creation, are suggested to be: excessive centralization of state administration; the sacredness of the ruler, as the absolute personification of all virtues and the fullness of power; high level of militarization and formation of a «police state»; the state-centric concept of social relations; replacing personal rights with personal privileges; the presence of a higher, sacred mission that justifies all the sacrifices of the common population and any repression. At the same time, each sign has strengths and weaknesses. The need to focus attention not only on reducing the revenues of the Russian state, but also on stimulating internal destructive processes that threaten the integrity of the state mechanism is emphasized. Particular attention is paid to the centrifugal tendencies of the national elites representing the interests of the national minorities of the subjects of the federation. Numerous autonomous republics are historically full-fledged state entities that can claim both independence and transition to the protectorate of other countries (in particular, the People’s Republic of China).