Adaptability is the Key to Power

Hitler's regime practiced selective privatization, supporting private sector interests while maintaining an anti-communist stance, distinctly separating it from government ownership. In contrast, Putin's regime exemplifies a shape-shifting nature that adeptly adjusts its rhetoric and approach depending on context and audience. Historical speeches demonstrate this adaptability, as leaders oscillate between anti-Western and cooperative narratives. Unlike coherent ideologies, such vague denial of actions signals insecurity and a lack of genuine confidence in one's principles. This reflects an evolution where strong ideologies do not need to hide behind ambiguity.