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Fictitious Capital offers a stark warning about the direction that the international economy is taking

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Getting Russia Wrong keyword-vampire-fan-fic Fictitious Capital offers a starkIn 1983 Lieutenant General William Odom, then head of the US National Security Agency, forecast that the Soviet Union in the 1980s would see 'sound and fury about domestic reform accompanied by little actual change', while abroad, 'we can expect threats to end dtente.' Why did so many Western specialists on the Soviet Union fail to foresee the changes taking place in Moscow after the death of Brezhnev? Why did Kremlinologists make annual predictions