Aleksandr Dugin
Aleksandr Gelyevich Dugin (1962–) is a Russian neo-fascist, who claims to have created a "fourth political theory" beyond capitalism, communism, and fascism, combining the best elements of all three. Most people in the civilized world (well… except for a few) deem him as a hatemonger and Nazi-Stalinist who rhetorically promotes expansionist wars for reclaiming MOTHER RUSSIA FORMER GLORY without ever having gone to any actual wars himself, despite being (or, much more likely just claiming to be) one of Vladimir Putin's pet ideologues.[1] The Nazi-Stalinist part is actually true: his stated political position is National Bolshevism, which is pretty much the ultimate demonstration of horseshoe theory in action.
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His most significant accomplishments are:
- Writing a book on geopolitics (titled, appropriately enough, Foundations of Geopolitics) derived from obscure radical traditionalist and other reactionary ideologues such as Julius Evola and Nimrod de Rosario (a believer in Esoteric Hitlerism
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- Writing a slew of other batshit insane books where he exalts GLORIOUS MOTHER RUSSIA, longs for the good old days of both Stalinism and Tsarism, and fiercely denounces the very idea of Ukraine (in a very Kramer-esque
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- Meeting and getting interviewed by Lauren Southern and Brittany Pettibone.[2][3] Two far-right pundits who were banned from the UK.
References
- The Eurasianist Threat Zubrin, Robert National Review
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kbWxA2D_9M
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sl2--OHvxK4
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