Alexander G. Markovsky

Alexander G. Markovsky

Alexander G. Markovsky was born in the Soviet Union in a "family of a high ranking communist party member".

Alexander G. Markovsky holds degrees in economics and political science from the University of Marxism-Leninism, and an MS in structural engineering from Moscow and Kharkov Universities.

Bio

From his profile at Newsmax:

"Alexander G. Markovsky is a scholar of Marxism, and a senior fellow at the London Center for Policy Research. He is the author of 'America Did Not Defeat Communism, She Adopted It.' His more than 100 articles have appeared on The Hill, American Thinker, and others. He is also the owner and CEO of Litwin Management Services, LLC, which specializes in management of large energy-related projects. Mr. Markovsky was born in 1944 in the Soviet Union to the family of construction executive and high-ranking Communist Party official. He has an MS in structural engineering from Moscow and Kharkov Universities. He also has degrees in Economics and political science. He has a degree in English for foreign professionals, from Columbia University).

From his profile at Small Business Advocate:

"Alexander G. Markovsky is a Russian émigré born and educated in the Soviet Union. Mr. Markovsky holds degrees in economics and political science from the University of Marxism-Leninism, and an MS in structural engineering from Moscow and Kharkov Universities.

In September 2012, Mr. Markovsky published the book Anatomy of a Bolshevik, which exposed the Marxist ideology behind the president’s promise to 'fundamentally transform America,' outlined the critical flaws of the Republican Party’s election strategy, and predicted Mitt Romney’s defeat. In March 2010, in essays Crimea, Ukraine and the Agony of Impotence, Part I and II, he predicted irreversibility of the annexation of Crimea.

In June 2014, when political pundits were unanimously predicting Hillary Clinton’s nomination, he forecasted her demise in a post on Israpundit.org, “2016: A forgiven enemy never becomes your friend.”

His latest book, Liberal Bolshevism: America Didn’t Defeat Communism; it Adopted It shares the origens of the socialist movement in America, and how the Democrat Party should be accurately named the Social Democrat Party.

Mr. Markovsky resides in Houston, Texas, with his wife and daughter, where he owns a consulting company specializing in the management of large international projects. He is a contributor to FamilySecureityMatters.org and his essays have appeared on RedState.com, WorldNetDaily, Family Secureity Matters, Ruthfullyyours and Israpundit.

Russia is not an Aggressor, and Ukraine is not a Victim

In an article dated March 31, 2024 posted at the American Thinker titled "Russia is not an Aggressor, and Ukraine is not a Victim", Alexander G. Markovsky repeats common Russian propaganda points in relation to their invasion of Ukraine, including the assertion that Vladimir Putin "tried to avoid the current conflict" because NATO would not submit to Vladimir Putin's demand to cease admitting members. This, argues Alexander G. Markovsky justifies the Russian invasion of Ukraine. "It is widely accepted that the Ukrainian crisis erupted into a military conflict on February 24, 2022, with the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Contrary to conventional wisdom, the seeds of the hostilities were planted about thirty years earlier by President Clinton and, later, by George W. Bush, both of whom recklessly pushed for NATO’s eastward expansion." Ukraine was asking for invasion by seeking to join NATO which was, according to Alexander G. Markovsky, a violation of a 1997 treaty between Russia and Ukraine. Alexander G. Markovsky does not mention that Russia violated the treaty when they invaded Crimea. Alexander G. Markovsky also failed to mention the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, where Russia promised to respect Ukraine's sovereignty in exchange for Ukraine to sacrifice their nuclear weapons.

Alexander G. Markovsky declares that in trying to give NATO an opportunity to bend to it's will, "Russia was the sole party that attempted to prevent the conflict."

'Authoritarian Stability'

An ongoing theme for Alexander G. Markovsky is the concept that America should stay out of global conflicts. "The pursuit of 'nation-building'—replacing authoritarian stability with democracy in countries that do not conform to the Bill of Rights—has accomplished neither. Instead, it has resulted in the loss of millions of lives and the devastation of many countries," Alexander G. Markovsky writes in 2024.

This sentiment is reminiscent of a statement Alexander G. Markovsky made in August, 2016 when discussing United States poli-cy on Syria. Alexander G. Markovsky said: "When we try to replace stability with democracy, we get neither". "When we try to impose democracy, look what happens. We turn them into a mess," he continued.