About the book: 1996 / The presidential elections that took place in June-July of this year, 1996, cleared the country's political arena of many parties and leaders expressing separate, private interests. The information atmosphere has also cleared, and the main opposing forces have clearly emerged in it. On the one hand, the oligarchic clans united by liberalism, as the main customers of the policy of the dictatorship regime of commercial cosmopolitanism, who no longer hide the fact that, exercising undivided influence on the government, they rob Russia, destroy its statehood, and live by the rule: after us there may be a flood. On the other hand, there are people's patriotic forces led by communists who have no future. In such circumstances, the need for a third political force that denies the dictatorship of commercial cosmopolitanism and has a historical perspective becomes obvious. There is an increasing number of people concerned about the search for a new concept of the country’s existence, who see a third political force in revolutionary Russian nationalism. The rest, who rush between these three forces, trying to reconcile them, push them to compromise by creating new parties and groups within the current Constitution, which is raped even by the regime that gave birth to it, are doomed to contempt in all three hostile camps. The main opposing, hostile forces have been identified. And Russian nationalism has no other path to power except through the merciless suppression of the clans that support the current regime, clans that are politically incompetent, unprincipled, that do not have any serious social support in the huge productive regions, but are cruel, insidious, cynical, extremely experienced in intrigue and use hidden mechanisms of foreign support. For this support, they are ready to turn Russia into a colonial appendage of the industrial West and prove this month after month, year after year. They are only afraid of an aggravation of the national crisis and a social explosion of the majority of the country's population. While Russian nationalism is filled with energy from the anticipation of a social storm and from the readiness to turn it in the direction of a social revolution, a National revolution, which will allow the establishment of a military-political dictatorship of industrial interest, necessary for the development of industrial capitalism.