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If you are in favour of global liberal hegemony, you are the enemy.
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Alexander Dugin
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What we are against will unite us, while what we are for divides us. Therefore, we should emphasise what we oppose. The common enemy unites us, while the positive values each of us are defending actually divides us. Therefore, we must create strategic alliances to overthrow the present order of things, of which the core could be described as human rights, anti-hierarchy, and political correctness – everything that is the face of the Beast, the anti-Christ or, in other terms, Kali-Yuga.
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Alexander Dugin
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Sooner or later the endless spectacle is over. Then we will take revenge; mercilessly.
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Alexander Dugin
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History is local. A shared sense of history is possible only on the basis of the domination of one society over another, and imposing its own history and, thus, its identity on the enslaved one.
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Alexander Dugin (The Fourth Political Theory)
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Civil society’ completely displaces government and converts into a global, cosmopolitan melting pot;
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Alexander Dugin (The Fourth Political Theory)
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Myth does not belong to the past!" ..." Sacred dimension is always here.,
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Alexander Dugin
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The path that humanity entered upon in the modern era led precisely to liberalism and to the repudiation of God, tradition, community, ethnicity, empires and kingdoms. Such a path is tread entirely logically: having decided to liberate itself from everything that keeps man in check, the man of the modern era reached his logical apogee: before our eyes he is liberated from himself. The logic of world liberalism and globalisation pulls us into the abyss of postmodern dissolution and virtuality. Our youth already have one foot in it: the codes of liberal globalism are effectively introduced on an unconscious level — through habits, commercials, glamour, technology, the media, celebrities. The usual phenomenon now is the loss of identity, and already not simply only national or cultural identity, but even sexual, and soon enough even human identity.
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Alexander Dugin (The Fourth Political Theory)
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The subject of Communism was class. Fascism’s subject was the state, in Italian Fascism under Mussolini, or race in Hitler’s National Socialism. In liberalism, the subject was represented by the individual, freed from all forms of collective identity and any ‘membership’ (l’appartenance). While the ideological struggle had formal opponents, entire nations and societies, at least theoretically, were able to select their subject of choice — that of class, racism or statism, or individualism. The victory of liberalism resolved this question: the individual became the normative subject within the framework of all mankind. This is when the phenomenon of globalisation entered the stage, the model of a post-industrial society makes itself known, and the postmodern era begins. From now on, the individual subject is no longer the result of choice, but is a kind of mandatory given. Man is freed from his ‘membership’ in a community and from any collective identity,
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Alexander Dugin (The Fourth Political Theory)
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The only way to be pardoned by the races violently abused and reduced to slavery - whites, blacks, yellows and browns included -- is to repent the Modernity, capitalism and all three main eurocentric and colonialist political theories - starting from liberalism (main evil) and communism and fascism as well. Real life matters, not this abhorrent and mean liberal simulacrum. The life should not be black. Without identity every life will be senseless and "black". Meaningful lives matter. It is the Modernity and capitalism that should be killed. Otherwise it will continue and in much worse way as before. Death to the System!
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Alexander Dugin
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There are secularised cultures, but at the core of all of them, the spirit of Tradition remains, religious or otherwise. By defending the multiplicity, plurality and polycentrism of cultures, we are making an appeal to the principles of their essences, which we can only find in the spiritual traditions. But we try to link this attitude to the necessity for social justice and the freedom of differing societies in the hope for better political regimes. The idea is to join the spirit of Tradition with the desire for social justice. And we don’t want to oppose them, because that is the main strategy of hegemonic power: to divide Left and Right, to divide cultures, to divide ethnic groups, East and West, Muslims and Christians. We invite Right and Left to unite, and not to oppose traditionalism and spirituality, social justice and social dynamism. So we are not on the Right or on the Left. We are against liberal postmodernity. Our idea is to join all the fronts and not let them divide us. When we stay divided, they can rule us safely. If we are united, their rule will immediately end. That is our global strategy. And when we try to join the spiritual tradition with social justice, there is an immediate panic among liberals. They fear this very much.
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Alexander Dugin
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Either our political struggle is soteriological and eschatological, or it is meaningless.
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Alexander Dugin
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when someone you love dies, there's this period of disbelief-a time of dug-in heels, the refusal to process your new reality.
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Onyi Nwabineli (Someday, Maybe)
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Undoubtedly racist is the idea of unipolar globalization. It is based on the fact that Western, especially American, society equates its history and its values to universal law and artifcially tries to con- struct a global society based on these local and historically specific values – democracy, the market, parliamentarianism, capitalism, individualism, human rights, and unlimited technological development. These values are local, and globalization is trying to impose them onto all of humanity as something that is universal and taken for granted. This attempt implicitly argues that the values of all other peoples and cultures are imperfect, underdeveloped, and are subject to modernization and standardization based on the Western model. Globalization is thus nothing more than a globally deployed model of Western European, or, rather, Anglo-Saxon ethnocentrism, which is the purest manifestation of racist ideology.
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Alexander Dugin (The Fourth Political Theory)
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For the traditionalists modernism is nothing less than a spiritual disease which continues to spread like a plague across the globe, decimating traditional cultures wherever they are still to be found.
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James Heiser ("The American Empire Should Be Destroyed": Aleksandr Dugin and the Perils of Immanentized Eschatology)
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The only thing which could fill this gigantic inner emptiness which I had was the total rejection of everything modern within the framework of the ultra-revolutionary non-conformist intellectualism of [René] Guénon and [Julius] Evola. [
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James Heiser ("The American Empire Should Be Destroyed": Aleksandr Dugin and the Perils of Immanentized Eschatology)
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I share the vision of René Guénon and Julius Evola, who considered modernity and its ideological basis (individualism, liberal democracy, capitalism, consumerism, and so on) to be the cause of the future catastrophe of humanity, and the global domination of the Western lifestyle as the reason for the final degradation of the Earth.
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James Heiser ("The American Empire Should Be Destroyed": Aleksandr Dugin and the Perils of Immanentized Eschatology)
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Olavismo. 1. Estilo de pensamento filosĂłfico muito peculiar, que substitui o argumento pelo xingamento e o conceito pelo palavrĂŁo. 2. Fruto da expansĂŁo dos meios tecnolĂłgicos de informação, que, utilizando selfies e vĂ­deos autoproduzidos, deixam aparecer na rede pessoas como se fossem “professores” e “intelectuais”, posando nas telas ao terem no fundo estantes decoradas com livros mal lidos e mal compreendidos. 3. Nome de uma corrente de fake-pensamento. "4. ExpressĂŁo oriunda da composição de “Olá” e “revanchismo”, combinando alguĂ©m que chega de repente para dar a ideia aos governantes sem ideias de en-direitar o paĂ­s com rifles e rifas e quem se sentiu a vida toda complexado por nunca ter conseguido entender o que Ă© uma ideia e muito menos uma filosofia. 5. Nome da corrente ideolĂłgica que seduz, encanta e lidera o bando de ressentidos do paĂ­s. 6. Uma forma bem especĂ­fica de saudosismo: saudades da era medieval, saudades da teocracia, saudades de D. Pedro, saudades dos bons costumes. 7. Modo borrĂĄgico de expressar opiniĂ”es que procuram, em tese, chocar o senso comum, mas que nada mais fazem alĂ©m de corroborar o pior dos sensos (o qual, infelizmente, muitas vezes Ă© comum e quase sempre predominou ao longo da histĂłria). 8. Movimento de desespero final de quem quer encontrar uma identidade para chamar de sua e um lĂ­der para chamar de seu. 9. EspĂ©cie de fanatismo religioso que cultua o Ăłdio e a intolerĂąncia travestidos de intelectualismo. 10. Seita seguida por pessoas particularmente vulnerĂĄveis a uma retĂłrica violenta e macabra, mas perigosamente sedutora. 11. Doutrina do ter-razĂŁo-em-tudo quando nĂŁo se tem razĂŁo em nada. Atribuindo a base dessa doutrina do ter-razĂŁo-em-tudo ao filĂłsofo alemĂŁo Arthur Schopenhauer, Ă© fĂĄcil constatar como olavistas nĂŁo possuem o menor conhecimento nem de alemĂŁo e nem de filosofia, tendo (mal) entendido o prĂłprio nome de Schopenhauer como “chope raro”, que, bebido, gera mal-entendidos dos princĂ­pios bĂĄsicos da erĂ­stica e da dialĂ©tica. Com bases em erros fundamentais, o olavismo derivado desse “chope raro” (confundido com Schopenhauer) desenvolveu uma errĂ­stica dislĂ©tica, que se vale de argumentos nefastos (do latim nefas que significa ilĂ­cito) para destruir as questĂ”es mais lĂ­citas do pensamento, da sociedade e da cultura. 11. Tradução google para o portuguĂȘs bolsonarista da tradução google para o inglĂȘs trumpista da tradução google russa do resumo dos clĂĄssicos da extrema direita europeia, assinada por Dugin, ideĂłlogo de Putin.
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Luisa Buarque (Desbolsonaro de Bolso)
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L’unique façon de nous sauver, de sortir l’humanitĂ© et la culture de ce piĂšge est de faire un pas au-delĂ  de la culture logocentrique et de s’adresser au Chaos.
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Alexander Dugin
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I think everything begins and ends with philosophy. Philosophy is not appreciated and is marginal now.
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Aleksandr Dugin
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Un des éléments de la philosophie eurasiste est l'esprit de la terre, la foi en l'esprit de la terre, l'adoration de l'esprit de la terre, le dialogue avec lui et le culte de l'esprit de la terre.
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Alexander Dugin
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he focuses on conflict between various deviations from tradition. The West is the only civilization which has not descended from “real” tradition, and that is why all traditional religions should unite against it.
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James Heiser ("The American Empire Should Be Destroyed": Aleksandr Dugin and the Perils of Immanentized Eschatology)
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Anticrist [sic] besides theological also has geopolitical, immanently social meaning. It is evident today that the most "perfect" and "complete" form of the historical realisation of this sinister personage is the liberal West,
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James Heiser ("The American Empire Should Be Destroyed": Aleksandr Dugin and the Perils of Immanentized Eschatology)
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Bannon’s vision is shared by Russian far-right ideologue Alexander Dugin, who is popular in both Trump’s and Putin’s circles.3 “It is generally important,” Dugin wrote in his 1997 book Foundations of Geopolitics, “to introduce geopolitical chaos within the American daily experience by encouraging all manner of separatism, ethnic diversity, social and racial conflict, actively supporting every extremist dissident movement, racist sectarian groups, and destabilizing the political processes within America.”4
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Sarah Kendzior (They Knew: How a Culture of Conspiracy Keeps America Complacent)
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IdĂ©ologiquement, l’unipolaritĂ© est basĂ©e sur les valeurs Modernes et Postmodernes, qui sont ouvertement anti-traditionnelles. Je partage la vision de RenĂ© GuĂ©non et Julius Evola qui ont considĂ©rĂ© la ModernitĂ© et ses bases idĂ©ologiques (l’individualisme, la dĂ©mocratie libĂ©rale, le capitalisme, le consumĂ©risme, etc.) comme les causes de la catastrophe Ă  venir de l’humanitĂ©, et d’autre part la domination globale du style occidental comme la raison de la dĂ©gradation finale de la Terre. L’Occident approche de sa fin et nous ne devrions pas le laisser entraĂźner tout le reste dans l’abĂźme".
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Alexander Dugin
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Aquilo que os americanos chamam de "progresso", a "democratização", "desenvolvimento" e "civilização" Ă© de fato uma degradação, colonização, degeneração, degenerescĂȘncia e uma forma paradoxal peculiar da ditadura liberal. NĂŁo Ă© exagero dizer que os Estados Unidos como um bastiĂŁo do liberalismo militante, Ă© uma encarnação visĂ­vel de todo o mal que assola a humanidade hoje, Ă© um mecanismo poderoso que constantemente leva a humanidade Ă  catĂĄstrofe final. Esse Ă© o impĂ©rio do mal absoluto. E os refĂ©ns e vĂ­timas do curso desastroso desse impĂ©rio nĂŁo sĂŁo apenas todas as outras naçÔes, mas tambĂ©m os americanos comuns, nĂŁo diferentes do resto das conquistadas, espoliadas, privadas e perseguidas naçÔes de abate.
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Alexander Dugin (GeopolĂ­tica do Mundo Multipolar)
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The Eurasianist cosmos is the generalizing territory of the place-development of the spirit. It is the spiritual order that penetrates all levels of reality, both subtle and coarse, soulful and corporeal, social and natural. The Eurasianist cosmos is permeated with subtle trajectories traversed by fiery, eternal ideas and winged meanings. Reading these trajectories, revealing them out of concealment, and extracting complex meanings out of the corporeal plasma of disparate facts and phenomena is the task of humanity. For the Eurasianists, the cosmos is an inner notion. It is revealed not through expansion, but rather, or on the contrary, through immersion deep within it, through concentration on the hidden aspects of the reality given here and now.
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Alexander Dugin
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A ONU que nĂŁo representa uma instituição do multipolarismo na forma pura pode cumprir –temporĂĄria e pragmaticamente – uma função defensiva atravĂ©s de opor mecanicamente essas tendĂȘncias atravĂ©s da sua prĂłpria estrutura. Os EUA percebem isto perfeitamente quando expĂ”e Ă  ONU as crĂ­ticas ainda mais fortes, ridicularizando sua inabilidade e incapacidade, repreendendo-a por recursos devastadores apropriados para seus limites e abonos antigos, etc. Os apoiadores da ordem do mundo multipolar podem muito bem utilizar a ONU como uma tela em tal caso para organizar mais instituiçÔes efetivas do multipolarismo. Tomando a ONU como uma forma da ordem cessante do mundo que sobrevive nas sombras de sua gradual decadĂȘncia como atĂ© agora prolongando sua graduação tĂŁo longe quanto possĂ­vel, se pode tentar colocar a fundação das novas instituiçÔes legais dentro dos limites antigos.
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Alexander Dugin (GeopolĂ­tica do Mundo Multipolar)
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A sociedade normal Ă© aquela onde os povos, naçÔes e estados sĂŁo mantidos como formas tradicionais de comunidade humana, como as formas criadas, criados pela histĂłria e tradição. Eles podem mudar ou se transformar, mas eles nĂŁo devem ser abolidos ou mesclados forçadamente em um Ășnico caldeirĂŁo global. A diversidade de povos e naçÔes Ă© um tesouro histĂłrico da humanidade. Abolindo isso, iremos para a abolição da histĂłria, para o fim do casamento plural, liberdade e riqueza cultural. Os processos de globalização devem ser imediatamente cortados.
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Alexander Dugin (GeopolĂ­tica do Mundo Multipolar)
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Heidegger speaks of “the war of Seyn-being with beings”. This was is based on the fact that the interrelation of Seyn-being and beings is problematic and not obvious. This is that which more than anything else merits questioning. If questioning is not constituted in the proper way, if it becomes one question along with others, if too hurried and inaccurate an answer is given to it – and a decision is made in every case by man as the carrier of speech as a form of the essenting of Seyn-being – then Seyn-being enters into a war with beings. The name of this war is Gestell.
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Alexander Dugin (Martin Heidegger: The Philosophy of Another Beginning)
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Esses espetĂĄculos que vemos hoje nas chamadas "revoluçÔes coloridas" nĂŁo tĂȘm nada de revolucionĂĄrio genuĂ­no em si mesmo. Eles sĂŁo organizados pela oligarquia mundial, sĂŁo preparados e apoiados por suas redes. As "revoluçÔes coloridas" sĂŁo quase sempre dirigidas contra as sociedades ou os regimes polĂ­ticos, que ativa ou passivamente resistem Ă  oligarquia global, desafiam seus interesses, que tentam manter certa independĂȘncia de sua polĂ­tica, estratĂ©gia, assuntos regionais e economia. Assim, as "revoluçÔes coloridas" ocorrem de forma seletiva, baseando-se em redes de comunicação de massa desenvolvidas pela elite globalista. Trata-se de uma parĂłdia da revolução e servem apenas fins contrarrevolucionĂĄrios.
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Alexander Dugin (GeopolĂ­tica do Mundo Multipolar)
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[Magyar] had an intense dislike for terms like 'illiberal,' which focused on traits the regimes did not possess--like free media or fair elections. This he likened to trying to describe an elephant by saying that the elephant cannot fly or cannot swim--it says nothing about what the elephant actually is. Nor did he like the term 'hybrid regime,' which to him seemed like an imitation of a definition, since it failed to define what the regime was ostensibly a hybrid of. Magyar developed his own concept: the 'post-communist mafia state.' Both halves of the designation were significant: 'post-communist' because "the conditions preceding the democratic big bang have a decisive role in the formation of the system. Namely that it came about on the foundations of a communist dictatorship, as a product of the debris left by its decay." (quoting Balint Magyar) The ruling elites of post-communist states most often hail from the old nomenklatura, be it Party or secret service. But to Magyar this was not the countries' most important common feature: what mattered most was that some of these old groups evolved into structures centered around a single man who led them in wielding power. Consolidating power and resources was relatively simple because these countries had just recently had Party monopoly on power and a state monopoly on property. ... A mafia state, in Magyar's definition, was different from other states ruled by one person surrounded by a small elite. In a mafia state, the small powerful group was structured just like a family. The center of the family is the patriarch, who does not govern: "he disposes--of positions, wealth, statuses, persons." The system works like a caricature of the Communist distribution economy. The patriarch and his family have only two goals: accumulating wealth and concentrating power. The family-like structure is strictly hierarchical, and membership in it can be obtained only through birth or adoption. In Putin's case, his inner circle consisted of men with whom he grew up in the streets and judo clubs of Leningrad, the next circle included men with whom he had worked with in the KGB/FSB, and the next circle was made up of men who had worked in the St. Petersburg administration with him. Very rarely, he 'adopted' someone into the family as he did with Kholmanskikh, the head of the assembly shop, who was elevated from obscurity to a sort of third-cousin-hood. One cannot leave the family voluntarily: one can only be kicked out, disowned and disinherited. Violence and ideology, the pillars of the totalitarian state, became, in the hands of the mafia state, mere instruments. The post-communist mafia state, in Magyar's words, is an "ideology-applying regime" (while a totalitarian regime is 'ideology-driven'). A crackdown required both force and ideology. While the instruments of force---the riot police, the interior troops, and even the street-washing machines---were within arm's reach, ready to be used, ideology was less apparently available. Up until spring 2012, Putin's ideological repertoire had consisted of the word 'stability,' a lament for the loss of the Soviet empire, a steady but barely articulated restoration of the Soviet aesthetic and the myth of the Great Patriotic War, and general statements about the United States and NATO, which had cheated Russia and threatened it now. All these components had been employed during the 'preventative counter-revolution,' when the country, and especially its youth, was called upon to battle the American-inspired orange menace, which threatened stability. Putin employed the same set of images when he first responded to the protests in December. But Dugin was now arguing that this was not enough. At the end of December, Dugin published an article in which he predicted the fall of Putin if he continued to ignore the importance of ideas and history.
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Masha Gessen (The Future Is History: How Totalitarianism Reclaimed Russia)
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The U.N. air interdiction against North Korea went on, destroying what little was left of its economy, making life utterly miserable for its people, but affecting the dug-in Chinese and North Korean armies, supplied from privileged sanctuary across the Yalu, hardly at all.
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T.R. Fehrenbach (This Kind of War: The Classic Military History of the Korean War)
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Everything that Baryshnikov believes is consistent with the beliefs of Alexander Dugin, the influential Russian philosopher and proponent of a Russian-dominated Eurasian empire which would not only reunite ethnic Russians but dominate the West too. Dugin has chastised Putin for being too soft on Ukraine, and is a visceral opponent of anything that smacks of Western liberalism.
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Tim Judah (In Wartime: Stories from Ukraine)
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The neo-Eurasianist Aleksandr Dugin, in his terrifying 1997 book Foundations of Geopolitics, which made him popular among Russian military and political elites, identifies America as “a total geopolitical rival of Russia.” He prescribes that Russia “counteract U.S. policy at all levels and [in] all regions of the earth.” Russia must “weaken, demoralize, [and] deceive, in order to win,” he writes. “It is especially important to introduce geopolitical disorder into America’s internal reality; to encourage separatism and ethnic, social, and racial conflicts; actively support dissident movements [and] extremist, racist groups and sects; and to destabilize internal processes.”72
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Rebekah Koffler (Putin's Playbook: Russia's Secret Plan to Defeat America)
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I cannot forbid others from calling me a Fascist, although I am not one, though ultimately this reflects badly not so much on me as on the accusers themselves: fighting an imaginary threat, the accuser misses a real one. The more stupid, mendacious, and straightforward a liberal is, the simpler it is to fight with him.
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Alexander Dugin (The Theory of a Multipolar World)
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The higher up and more authoritarian the ruler, the closer he is to the masses and the more stable his rule.
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Alexander Dugin (Putin vs Putin: Vladimir Putin Viewed from the Right)
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Politicamente, temos aqui uma base interessante para a cooperação consciente entre esquerdistas e direitistas, assim como entre os religiosos e outros movimentos anti-modernos (os ecologistas, por exemplo). A Ășnica coisa na qual insistimos para criar tal cooperação Ă© colocar de lado os preconceitos anticomunistas e tambĂ©m os antifascistas. Esses preconceitos sĂŁo instrumentos nas mĂŁos de liberais e globalistas, atravĂ©s dos quais mantĂȘm seus inimigos divididos. Devemos, portanto, rejeitar firmemente o anticomunismo e o antifascismo. Ambos sĂŁo ferramenta contrarrevolucionĂĄrias nas mĂŁos da elite global.
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Alexander Dugin
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Para retornar à Tradição, precisamos levar a cabo a revolta contra o mundo moderno e contra o Ocidente moderno, uma revolta que seja absoluta – espiritual (tradicionalista) e social (socialista). O Ocidente está em agonia. Precisamos salvar o mundo dessa agonia e talvez salvar o próprio Ocidente. O Ocidente Moderno e Pós-moderno tem que morrer.
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Alexander Dugin
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Ideologicamente a unipolaridade Ă© baseada em valores do Modernismo e do PĂłs-modernismo, valores esses que sĂŁo anti-tradicionais. Compartilho da visĂŁo de RenĂ© GuĂ©non e Julius Evola, que consideravam a Modernidade e sua base ideolĂłgica (o individualismo, a democracia liberal, o capitalismo, o “confortismo” e assim por diante) como sendo a causa da futura catĂĄstrofe da humanidade, e o domĂ­nio das atitudes ocidentais como a razĂŁo da degradação final do planeta. O Ocidente estĂĄ se aproximando de seu fim e nĂŁo deverĂ­amos permitir que ele levasse consigo ao abismo todo o resto.
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Alexander Dugin
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Dugo sam trčala ne bih li proơla ispod duuge, da promjenom sebe usrećim druge. A onda sam naơla tebe. Naơla sam dio sebe. Naơla sam i sunce i kiơu u jednom komadu. Ehh, da ljudi znadu kako je lijepo... nositi sve dugine boje - u sebi - kao svoje.
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Ammara Ơabić
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Liberalism developed flawless weapons aimed at achieving its straightforward alternatives, which was the basis for its victory. But it is this very victory that holds the greatest risk to liberalism. We need only to ascertain the location of these new, vulnerable spots in the global system and decipher its login passwords in order to hack into its system. At the very least, we must try to do so. The events of 11 September 2001 in New York demonstrated that this is technologically possible. The Internet society can be useful, even for those who staunchly oppose it. In
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Alexander Dugin (The Fourth Political Theory)
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The way the truth of it hits you is less white-lighting whisky more the slow arrival of fall in a place that knows little of hard, dug-in winters. Here we are southerners playing North, Appalachians denying everything by the salvation of the Lord, folks running from those people everyone tries to make us be. Daylight bends through the trees and steady songs of birds we cannot see.
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D.A. Lockhart (This City at the Crossroads)
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For the Radical Subject, it is not only virtuality and the electronic networks which are the prison, but reality itself has already become so: a concentration camp, an agony, and a torture. The slumber of history is something contrary to the condition where the Radical Subject could exist, complete itself, and become. The creation of subjectivity, being the secondary formation of temporality, is an obstacle for its realisation. If we accept the hypothesis of the Radical Subject, we immediately confront an instance that explains who has made the decision in favor of globalisation, the suicide of humanity, and the end of history; who has conceived this plan and made it reality. It can only therefore only be the drastic gesture of the Radical Subject, looking for liberation from time through the construction of non-temporal (impossible) reality. The Radical Subject is incompatible with all kinds of time. It vehemently demands anti-time, based on the exalted fire of eternity transfigured in the radical light.
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Alexander Dugin (The Fourth Political Theory)
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If Husserl’s transcendental subjectivity constitutes reality through the experience of a manifestation of self-awareness, the Radical Subject is to be found, not on the way out, but on the way in. It shows itself only in the moment of ultimate historic catastrophe, in the traumatic experience of the ‘short circuit’ which is stronger, and lasts for a moment longer than it is possible to endure.
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Alexander Dugin (The Fourth Political Theory)
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What is most important in this interpretation of the morphology of time? The idea that time precedes the object, and that in the construction of time we should seek an inner depth of consciousness, rather than a consciousness rooted in outer phenomena constituted by the subjective process of traumatic self-awareness. The world around us becomes what it is by the fundamental action of presencing accomplished by the mind. When the mind sleeps, reality lacks the sense of present existence. It is fully immersed in a continuous dream. The world is created by time, and time, in its turn, is the manifestation of self-aware subjectivity, an intrasubjectivity.
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Alexander Dugin (The Fourth Political Theory)
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In any case, the era of persecuting Tradition is over, although, following the logic of postliberalism, this will likely lead to the creation of a new global pseudo-religion, based on scraps of disparate syncretic cults, rampant chaotic ecumenism, and 'tolerance'.
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Alexander Dugin (The Fourth Political Theory)
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This was the core of the New Era of modernity: man came to replace God, philosophy and science replaced religion, and the rational, forceful, and technological constructs took the place of revelation.
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Alexander Dugin
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The subject of Communism was class. Fascism’s subject was the state, in Italian Fascism under Mussolini, or race in Hitler’s National Socialism. In liberalism, the subject was represented by the individual, freed from all forms of collective identity and any ‘membership’ (l’appartenance).
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Alexander Dugin (The Fourth Political Theory)
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According to Heidegger, the notion of “Event” (Ereignis) – is routine rupture, an encounter with something, what had not been. This is anthropological, ontological and temporal essence of revolution. That’s why the time of revolution is the opposite to any other time, because one becomes himself in this time. The rest of time one is essentially asleep waiting for revolution. The rest of time – is antitime, that separates two revolutions, it is a moment of break. And his anti-time is maximally alienated from one. During this dreamy period between two revolutions one considers his identity as positive, that means he starts to associate himself not with deficiency, but with something present (with the food, welfare, care, fine details of reality). According to Heidegger, this exact condition is defined as unauthentic existence. One does not live as part of this existence, he is being replaced with das Man, and genuine humane existence, Dasein, is absent. Dasein is revealed only in revolution, the rest of time – is the time of das Man, a framework, which limits within one identifies himself with a fiction, with a fetish. But this is not a man’s figure, this is not a man in his true sense.
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Alexander Dugin, The Fourth Political Theory
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Russian political strategist Aleksandr Dugin wrote that restoring the power of the ancient Russian empire depended on destabilizing the American democracy that supported liberal democracies in Europe. He called for provoking “instability and separatism within the borders of the United States,
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Heather Cox Richardson (Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America)
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Though neither Putin’s siloviki – nor even ultra-conservative philosophers like Aleksandr Dugin – would put it in these terms, a war of national salvation was the only force powerful enough to stop the encroachment of the modern world and radically cut the country off from the West.
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Owen Matthews (Overreach)
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If you stop burning witches, they are not witches anymore. It means they are accepted as members of society, like Hillary Clinton and Theresa May. Something's wrong with her (May), in the way she moves, she may be a reptile. She dances in a very strange way. She may be a ghost. I thought she was imitating an African dance, but she did it in an alien matter.
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Alexander Dugin
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I think the essence of philosophy and human thought is to be dangerous.
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Alexander Dugin
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Virtue and vice are very personal. It is a moral judgement of ourselves, of our behavior and attitude. It's so personal that we could share this only with a spiritual father and through him with God. It's a judgment that we give ourselves. It's an inner aspect, and not public. The confession of a sin is secret. Not because it's shameful (it is), but it should be secret because it concerns the deepest and innermost levels of the soul. It's a dialogue of the soul with itself, making this judgement ( or hesitation of judgement ) open to God.
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Alexander Dugin
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I believe that artificial intelligence is quite possible precisely because our human intelligence is artificial. What is natural is stupidity. When we try not to be stupid, we become more and more artificial because we acquire some practices, agencies, and some knowledge, some algorithm, more than knowledge, more than the storage of some facts. In that sense, reason is mechanical. What is not mechanical, what is really deep in us, is something that transcends this level of mechanical choice that is completely based on pre-established protocols.
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Alexander Dugin
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So I think that beauty is something that is not only unexplainable but something that doesn't expand the desire to explain. It is something evident, your inspiration stops, you are struck by the beauty. I think that beauty is incompatible with the concept of explanation or ownership. It should be contemplated, valued, and observed as a distance. If you approach too close to beauty , this image disappears. So, I think that beauty is to be observed at a distance; it is something unexplainable which doesn't inspire the desire to possess, it is something that overwhelms you.
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Alexander Dugin
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Men are totally defined by their identity, language, cultural biology, history, and heritage in any sense, positive or negative. So I think in that sense only robots or racist, which are almost the same typologically, cold pretend to possess a universal rule or universal protocols to define what justice if for a Russia, Muslim, or Chinese.
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Alexander Dugin
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Evola s'oppose à la tradition chrétienne occidentale. Ce qui est intéressant c'est sa critique de la désacralisation du christianisme occidental, qui concorde bien avec la critique orthodoxe du christianisme occidental. Il est facile de voir que la sécularisation du christianisme occidental a produit le libéralisme. La sécularisation de la religion orthodoxe nous a donné, quant à elle, le communisme. C'est l'individualisme contre le collectivisme.
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Alexander Dugin
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Notre monachisme est un modĂšle anthropologique. L'autoritĂ©, le niveau hiĂ©rarchique et le pouvoir augmentent proportionnellement Ă  l'abolition de l'Ă©lĂ©ment individuel et Ă  la lueur Ă©manant de l'effort ascĂ©tique. Un bon dirigeant est celui qui ne veut rien avoir pour lui-mĂȘme. Au lieu de cela, il a tout, mais pris en agrĂ©gation et enrichi de maniĂšre eidĂ©tique, enrichissant au maximum l'aspect intĂ©rieur de l'existence. Quelque chose de similaire a Ă©tĂ© incorporĂ© au Moyen Âge dans la thĂ©orie du «deuxiĂšme corps du roi».
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Alexander Dugin
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Soulever les masses et les conservateurs-traditionalistes jusqu’à un soulĂšvement victorieux dans le contexte de l’union complexe d’un bloc contre-hĂ©gĂ©monique est extrĂȘmement difficile. Les conservateurs et les masses qui les suivent, par exemple ceux de confession islamique ou orthodoxe, peuvent difficilement comprendre la nĂ©cessitĂ© de faire alliance avec les Hindous ou les Chinois. Cela fera le jeu (et c’est dĂ©jĂ  le cas) des globalistes et de leur principe de « diviser pour rĂ©gner ».
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Alexander Dugin
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A Tradição (religiĂŁo, hierarquia, famĂ­lia) e seus valores foram sobrepujados na aurora da modernidade. Na verdade, todas as trĂȘs teorias polĂ­ticas foram concebidas como construçÔes ideolĂłgicas artificiais por pessoas que compreenderam, de vĂĄrios modos, “a morte de Deus” (Friedrich Nietzsche), o “desencanto do mundo” (Max Weber) e o “fim do sagrado”. Este foi o nĂșcleo da Nova era da Modernidade: o homem passou a substituir Deus, a filosofia e a ciĂȘncia substituĂ­ram a religiĂŁo, e os construtos racionais, enĂ©rgicos e biotecnolĂłgicos tomaram o lugar da Revelação. PorĂ©m, se o modernismo se exauriu na pos-modernidade, entĂŁo ao mesmo tempo, o perĂ­odo de “teomaquia” direta chega a um fim junto com ela. As pessoas pĂłs-modernas nĂŁo sĂŁo contrĂĄrias Ă  religiĂŁo, mas ao invĂ©s, indiferentes. Ademais, certos aspectos da religiĂŁo, via de regra, relativas Ă s regiĂ”es do inferno, a “textura demonica” dos filĂłsofos pos-modernistas sĂŁo bastante atrativas. Em qualquer caso, a era da perseguição Ă  Tradição acabou, ainda que, seguindo a logica do pos-liberalismo, isso provavelmente levarĂĄ Ă  criação de uma nova pseudo-religiĂŁo global, baseada nos restos de cultos sincrĂ©ticos disparatados, no ecumenismo caĂłtico desenfreado e na “tolerĂąncia”. Enquanto esse curso dos eventos Ă©, de algumas maneiras, ainda mais aterrorizante do que o materialismo e o ateĂ­smo dogmĂĄtico diretos e descomplicados, o enfraquecimento da perseguição da FĂ© pode ser aquela chance, se os representantes da Quarta Teoria PolĂ­tica agirem consistentemente e descompromissadamente na defesa dos ideais e valores da Tradição.
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Alexander Dugin
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preference for a multipolar world, contrary to a presumed unipolar world which he posits that the United States/“New World Order” is attempting to establish. Dugin will often rail against ‘the hegemony of mondialism’ (or words to that effect) by which he means to refer to the conspiratorial notion that there are forces at work which are trying to suppress all civilizations in favor of the one civilization—that of Western globalization—which is trying to eliminate all meaningful forms of national or local government in order to impose Western civilization on the entire world.
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James Heiser ("The American Empire Should Be Destroyed": Aleksandr Dugin and the Perils of Immanentized Eschatology)
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La danse et l’attaque, la mode et l’agression, l’excĂšs et la discipline, la volontĂ© et le geste, le fanatisme et l’ironie commenceront Ă  bouillir chez les rĂ©volutionnaires nationaux – jeunes, mĂ©chants, gais, intrĂ©pides, passionnĂ©s (...) Pour eux – construire et dĂ©truire, gouverner et exĂ©cuter les ordres, rĂ©aliser le nettoyage des ennemis de la nation et se soucier tendrement des vieillards et des enfants. D’un pas furieux et allĂšgre, ils s’approcheront de la citadelle usĂ©e, le SystĂšme pourrissant. Oui, ils ont soif du Pouvoir. Ils savent ordonner. Ils insuffleront la Vie dans la sociĂ©tĂ©, ils prĂ©cipiteront le peuple dans le processus voluptueux de la crĂ©ation de l’Histoire.
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Alexander Dugin
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Le thĂšme de « troisiĂšme totalitarisme » peut bien apparaĂźtre dans le contexte de la sociologie française classique (l’école de DĂŒrkheim) et de la philosophie postmoderne. La sociologie de DĂŒrkheim soutient que les contenus de la conscience individuelle sont entiĂšrement formĂ©s sur les bases de la conscience collective. En d’autres mots, la nature totalitaire d’une sociĂ©tĂ©, mĂȘme d’une sociĂ©tĂ© individualiste et libĂ©rale, ne peut pas ĂȘtre annulĂ©e. Ainsi, le fait mĂȘme de dĂ©clarer que l’individu est la plus haute valeur et la mesure de toutes choses (libĂ©ralisme) est une projection de la sociĂ©tĂ©, c’est-Ă -dire une forme d’influence totalitaire et d’induction idĂ©ologique.
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Alexander Dugin
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Il est tout Ă  fait inappropriĂ© d’appeler le fascisme une idĂ©ologie d’« extrĂȘme droite ». Ce phĂ©nomĂšne est caractĂ©risĂ© beaucoup plus exactement par la formule paradoxale de « RĂ©volution Conservatrice ». Cette combinaison de l’orientation culturelle-politique de « droite » – le traditionalisme, la fidĂ©litĂ© au sol, les racines, l’éthique nationale – avec le programme Ă©conomique de « gauche » – la justice sociale, la restriction de l’élĂ©ment de marchĂ©, la libĂ©ration de « l’esclavage du pourcentage », l’interdiction des trafics boursiers, des monopoles et des trusts, la primautĂ© du travail honnĂȘte.
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Alexander Dugin
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« Fasciste et prolĂ©tarien », telle est l’orientation du fascisme. Ouvrier, hĂ©roĂŻque, combatif et crĂ©ateur, idĂ©aliste et futuriste, une idĂ©ologie n’ayant rien Ă  voir avec la garantie du confort supplĂ©mentaire d’Etat pour les marchands (mĂȘme s’ils sont mille fois nationaux) et des sinĂ©cures pour les intellectuels parasites sociaux. Les figures centrales de l’Etat fasciste, du mythe fasciste sont le paysan, l’ouvrier, le soldat.
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Alexander Dugin
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Le regard fasciste sur la culture correspond au refus radical de l’humanisme, de la mentalitĂ© « trop humaine », c’est-Ă -dire de ce qui fait l’essence des « intellectuels ». Le fasciste dĂ©teste l’espĂšce intellectuelle. Il y voit un bourgeois masquĂ©, un bourgeois prĂ©tentieux, un bavard et un froussard irresponsable. Le fasciste aime simultanĂ©ment le fĂ©roce, le surhumain et l’angĂ©lique. Il aime le froid et la tragĂ©die, il n’aime pas la chaleur et le confort.
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Alexander Dugin
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Nous devons donc distinguer deux types de chaos : le « chaos » postmoderniste Ă©quivalant Ă  une confusion, un genre de post-ordre, et un Chaos grec, comme prĂ©-ordre, quelque chose qui existe avant que ne naisse la rĂ©alitĂ© ordonnĂ©e. Seul le deuxiĂšme peut ĂȘtre considĂ©rĂ© comme Chaos au sens propre du mot. Ce second sens (en fait, l'original) devrait ĂȘtre examinĂ© avec attention d'un point de vue mĂ©taphysique.
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Alexander Dugin
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...Man differs from his black double in that he is a philosophical being capable of free choice. He has been given the freedom to choose his own political philosophy on a paradigmatic level
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Alexander Dugin
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A la tĂȘte de la hiĂ©rarchie, se trouve le roi philosophe, qui reprĂ©sente en consĂ©quence un ĂȘtre en lequel il n'y a quasiment pas d'individualitĂ©. Le roi philosophe, un CĂ©sar philosophique, ne diffĂšre pas essentiellement de l'incarnation de cet ange personnel. Il en est une forme en tant que telle. En fait, si nous examinons l’idĂ©e monarchique impĂ©riale, nous voyons des Ă©chos de cette thĂ©orie dans laquelle le roi Ă©tait le pĂŽle mĂ©tonymique de toute la sociĂ©tĂ©, de toute la culture et de tout le peuple. Le roi est un ange, figure de tout le peuple. C'est une personne vĂ©ritable, supĂ©rieure Ă  la fois Ă  l'individu et au collectif ou Ă  la sociĂ©tĂ©. D'oĂč la sacralisation des rois jusqu'Ă  leur dĂ©ification dans l'Égypte ancienne, Babylone, l'Iran ancien, etc.
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Alexander Dugin
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La production est de la poĂ©sie. De l’artocracie (principe de Wagner). Les gens devraient se nourrir de produits artistiques. L'art est la coquille la plus brute d'une idĂ©e, sa matĂ©rialisation, son « incarnation plamatique ». Selon notre point de vue politique, tout objet devrait ĂȘtre tout d’abord et principalement beau. Les objets non beaux seront soumis Ă  la destruction.
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Alexander Dugin
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Il y a dĂ©jĂ  une instrumentalisation par les globalistes des divers mouvements fondamentalistes et nationalistes conservateurs. Les fondamentalistes islamiques qui aident l’Occident sont une chose. Les nationalistes europĂ©ens en sont une autre. Donc le « moment unipolaire » n’existe pas seulement de lui-mĂȘme, mais joue aussi les forces antagonistes les unes contre les autres. Le renversement de la dictature de l’Occident ne deviendra possible que si cette stratĂ©gie permet de crĂ©er ou de faire apparaĂźtre une nouvelle Ă©lite contre-hĂ©gĂ©monique. Une initiative comme la Global Revolutionary Alliance – l’unique exemple d’une opposition vraiment rĂ©volutionnaire et efficace contre l’hĂ©gĂ©monie.
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Alexander Dugin
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La sociĂ©tĂ© devrait ĂȘtre structurĂ©e sous la forme d’une hiĂ©rarchie fondĂ©e sur un principe existentielle, c’est-Ă -dire que le degrĂ© d’intensitĂ© de vie d’un ĂȘtre eidĂ©tique devrait ĂȘtre au cƓur du critĂšre hiĂ©rarchique. Cela ne concerne personne d'autre que les diffĂ©rents Ă©tages ou degrĂ©s de l'existence des anges. Le dogme devrait ĂȘtre acceptĂ© que les gens ne vivent pas, mais plutĂŽt un ange vit Ă  travers nous. Plus il vit en nous avec intensitĂ©, plus haut est le niveau hiĂ©rarchique de celui Ă  travers lequel vit l'Ange et, par la suite, moins il vit au travers de son Ă©lĂ©ment individuel. L'ange et l'ego sont prĂ©sents chez une personne en proportion inverse : plus l'ange prend une grande ampleur, plus l'ego est petit. Plus une personne est modeste et ascĂ©tique et moins elle est individuelle, et plus son rang dans la vraie hiĂ©rarchie est Ă©levĂ©.
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Alexander Dugin
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Ce sera un immense Empire. La richesse du paysage et la diversitĂ© des rĂ©gimes seront intrinsĂšques Ă  l'État. Le principe de l'Empire doit ĂȘtre rĂ©habilitĂ©. Outre le systĂšme trifonctionnel (philosophes, guerriers et paysans), l'Empire peut inclure des enclaves d'une variĂ©tĂ© de crĂ©atures allant des Amazones aux ĂȘtres Ă  deux tĂȘtes, sans jambes, sans tĂȘte, les gitans, les Evenki, etc. Il pourrait mĂȘme y avoir une rĂ©publique de sirĂšnes ou une forĂȘt Veche gouvernĂ©es ensemble par une assemblĂ©e de Domoviye et de Leshie. On peut aussi imaginer un congrĂšs d’Anges ou de Tatar Kurultai." Alexandre Douguine
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Alexander Dugin
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L'attitude envers les agriculteurs sera empreint de sacralitĂ©. Toute la vie sera adaptĂ©e aux agriculteurs. Tout pour les agriculteurs. La population sera composĂ©e de pasteurs et de cultivateurs. Le travail agricole, les cĂ©rĂ©ales, les raisins, la boulangerie, les pains et les taureaux, les vaches, les moutons et les chĂšvres seront Ă©levĂ©s au statut d’idĂ©ologie de l’État. En voyant un grain de blĂ© ou un Ăąne, sans parler d'un fermier ou d'un berger, tous les citoyens de Platonopolis les accueilleront en chantant. Le pain et le vin seront Ă  la tĂȘte de l'humanitĂ©. Parler de taureaux avec la Lune entre leurs cornes servira de nourriture spirituelle aux voyageurs fatiguĂ©s.
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Alexander Dugin
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La chose la plus importante est de commencer la prĂ©paration systĂ©matique d’une Ă©lite rĂ©volutionnaire globale, orientĂ©e vers la multipolaritĂ© et la QuatriĂšme ThĂ©orie Politique. Cette Ă©lite doit assumer une fonction critique – ĂȘtre un lien entre le local et le global. Au niveau local, nous parlons des masses et des meilleurs reprĂ©sentants de leur culture locale (dirigeants religieux, philosophes, etc.). Souvent, ces communautĂ©s n’ont pas de vision planĂ©taire et dĂ©fendent simplement leur identitĂ© conservatrice qui existait avant le dĂ©but de la mondialisation toxique et de l’impĂ©rialisme occidental.
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Alexander Dugin
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En ce qui concerne le genre, les femmes seront estimées dans l'Empire, car elles sont plus intéressantes que les hommes (et plus belles). Les hommes ne seront pas bouleversés par le fait que l'envie sera abolie par décret (le premier décret supprimera l'envie, la jalousie et la propriété ; l'envie sera punie par trois coups de lierre pour un regard envieux et six pour un mot jaloux). Les femmes aimeront l'Empire et le chériront chaque matin en saluant le soleil.
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Alexander Dugin
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his plan for nations of the “third category” could easily mean a century of war which would outstrip the horrors of the twentieth century.
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James Heiser ("The American Empire Should Be Destroyed": Aleksandr Dugin and the Perils of Immanentized Eschatology)
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The pro-American liberal pattern, in turn, can not be realised in Russia by definition, being an organic part of another civilisation, alien to Russia. This is well understood in the West too, where nobody disguises their preference to see not a prospering and safe Russia, but, on the contrary, a weakened Russia, submerged in the abyss of chaos and corruption.
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James Heiser ("The American Empire Should Be Destroyed": Aleksandr Dugin and the Perils of Immanentized Eschatology)
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paranoia regarding Western motivations and intentions regarding Russia
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James Heiser ("The American Empire Should Be Destroyed": Aleksandr Dugin and the Perils of Immanentized Eschatology)
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So the misfit as totalitarian politician (Putin), being of the criminal type, finds intellectual flunkies (like Dugin) to invent vainglorious political theories (like the Fourth Political Theory), which are merely excuses for an attack on normal society, on freedom, on the wellbeing of average people everywhere. For this purpose, and with simplification in mind, America is their natural whipping boy, their intended victim, their object of envy and disdain, and the focus of their strategic malevolence. On Russian television, on this day, 15 March 2015, the evil dwarf-president, demonstrating his thermonuclear manhood by way of compensation, is merely another one of those damn fool misfits – like that scrappy little Stalin, or wee little Lenin. What is needed, perhaps, is a big strapping fellow to sweep this malignant race of dwarfs from the Russian stage. Perhaps Boris Nemtsov would have been that fellow, but Boris was gunned down on the street in Moscow. It is said that the assassin shot him four times in the back. The ultimate coward, of course, is not the one who shot an unarmed man in the back. The ultimate coward was, assuredly, that same totalitarian pygmy who was blaming America on Russian TV, and whose regime has overseen many political killings. It is sad that Putin’s cleverly staged absence pushed the fallen Nemtsov from public remembrance, placing the murderer center stage and, yes, Vladimir, it is all about you after all, isn’t it? Yes, oh yes. In America as well as in Russia, it takes a traitor and a misfit.
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J.R. Nyquist
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Je suis sûr que l'Apocalypse est proche et je considÚre le libéralisme et la mondialisation comme des signes évidents de la venue de l'Antéchrist et de la Fin des temps. Je suis traditionaliste et adepte des slavophiles russes, de Dostoïevski, de Soloviev, de divers philosophes religieux russes et de monarchistes.
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Alexander Dugin
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Goumilev affirme dÚs lors que la civilisation la plus normale et la plus saine aujourd'hui serait une civilisation synthétique fusionnant les énergies de ces peuples jeunes sur l'ensemble du continent eurasien. Cette synthÚse serait de type impérial. Goumilev a forgé un concept spécial pour désigner cette force motrice et organique provoquant le déploiement d'une ethnie : la "passionalité" (passionarnost), entendue comme une concentration d'énergie créative, à bases biologique et psychologique, qui pourrait caractériser des peuples entiers ou des personnalités.
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Alexander Dugin