Dugin the occultist? National divorce? And other topics...

June 22nd morning livestream. Note: I didn't get around to reading the National Divorce article. We'll do that on another stream. Here's the article I did read: europeanconservative.com/arti.... You can find my books at DuginBook.com and my courses, including two on Dugin, at MillermanSchool.com. Thanks for watching. If you enjoy it, like, share, subscribe, comment, and help this channel grow. DuginCourse.com -- check it out.

[@csk4j]

Im grateful you introduced me to Dugin years ago and it has helped me understand so much of what is going on in the West.. it provided the key lens to see the battle between multipolarity and hegemonic dominance of the West.

[@jameshughes1190]

I do find comfort in the thought that there may be national entities that are a counter-balance to the insanity of our decadent society.

[@BoskoBuha99]

Satanists killed Dugins daughter. RIP Darija.

[@jhitjit]

Deserved it LOL

[@bromisovalum8417]

quote : "I met him only once, I talked to his daugther a few times tho. Basically both of Dugin and his daughter are and were heavily mixed up in Russian occultist circles and have done some pretty heinous things, according to people I was in contact with who was closer with him. Think Theosophy/Esotericist-type stuff but centred around a kind of rationalized and planned preversion of the natural world and especially involving sex and the idea of god. I think he had at least two reasons to kill her/sacrifice her: 1) it makes her a very visible martyr, 2) more importantly to him personally (probably), it was basically an occult ritual of sorts, not sure for what purpose it was but likely something to do with the war."

[@ofmonadsandnomads9500]

@@bromisovalum8417 Romans threw these stories around about early Christians, the papal schismatic church told these stories about the Templars, the puritans said this stuff about supposed witches. See a pattern here ?

[@bornatona3954]

God want that ..gods will

[@bornatona3954]

Probably Dugin kill her ...

[@robertsnapp1445]

Millerman is the MAN. Excellent breakdown. Thank you for taking the time.

[@BalkanWarCriminal]

The European Conservative article seems to presume that Dugin still subscribes to his 80s-90s nаtsoc-nаzbol occultism. Years ago a mutual acquaintance told me that for the past 10 years Dugin has mostly been embarrassed by his older stuff. Also, I'm not convinced that Russians are all that receptive to that kind of thinking, if they are it's barely more than irreligiously predisposed peoples like Westerners.

[@locomotive9000]

Still, those recordings of him speaking in that era make me forever suspicious of him.

[@emZee1994]

I'm a devout Duginist. You are correct here

[@user-re4gi6qy8o]

Dugins writings are a perfect chronology for his shift in ideology. Probably the main driver of his views being so common among young partisans is that he reflects our ideological journeys, like the 15-y/o changing their political views radically meme. He went trough the turbulent changes in Russian 90s to the 2010s, in where he saw a dying empire become a stable state, soon to a global power house. His idealism became a semi-materialist geopolitik, he talks of the Russian national experience from hopes to deeds, and it made him a man who now is more grasped of reality than any other thinker who lives among ideologies. He reached the Dasein.

[@anastasiya256]

I grew up in a Russian family and in my experience, Russians are indeed very predisposed to the occult, although maybe not so much in its philosophical variations, but definitely with rituals. Basically, Russians are infamously superstitious, and a lot of the solutions for these superstitions are occult-ish rituals. Also, Russians celebrate Maslenitsa which is a literal pagan holiday left over from before christianization lol. Maslenitsa celebrations include the making of special dolls and burning them on sacrificial bonfires. I think a lot of this occult stuff was fuelled by the atheist Soviet Union… as mentioned in the article. The revival of Orthodox Christianity in Russia is still relatively new, but allegedly gaining popularity. However, Orthodox Christianity itself is very focused on rituals and making things look nice, so it could be seen as inherently appealing for a pagan mindset / lifestyle….

[@jishnu9551]

Nothing's wrong with occultism

[@mariakatariina8751]

47:34 Torture and breaking up things is easy and fast, anyone can easily torture and break up things. But only Almighty God can give life, and save, grow and build living beings.

[@stephenoverdorf4917]

Always enjoy articles on Dugin. Thanks again!

[@aquinasrost]

I recently learned of Dugin via your interviews posted on KZbin and as a result I've been collecting articles on him, as well as purchasing your book, Beginning With Heidegger. Looking forward to learning more about Dugin's political thought.

[@BoRisMc]

Really enjoyed this one Michael, thanks for sharing :)

[@mariakatariina8751]

Interesting videos, thanks! 🌼👍

[@beirbua3968]

THANKS FROM IRELAND MICHAEL PERHAPS THE WORK OF AD WILL EVENTUALLY RESCUE US FROM ANOTHER VERMINLED CATASTROPHE

[@NorthernObserver]

I hear a lot of slander by association in the article but not much explanation for the phenomena it claims to discuss

[@johnshaplin]

Thoughtfulness refreshes spirit.

[@savoirfaire6181]

That was a political hit piece that ads nothing to the conversation, although I understand the response you gave, Michael. It wasn't really even needed. The article clearly stands on ridiculous and ignorant stereotypes and assumptions about occultism and then it hangs Dugin by association, stretching into the territory of dishonesty to do so. No analysis of thought content or even education about what it was talking about in regards to the occult or Dugin. Just some sort of history trail which was enough to scare off the writer from looking farther, apparently. The statement about Heidegger was particularly hilarious. Hit pieces like this are only preaching to the choir of holier than thou neurotics who don't think outside their own carefully dusted cardboard boxes. Conversations are fantastic to have. People like this can't have them! Perfect counterparts to those like them on the far left. I am not a Dugin apologist and don't know what I think of him, per se other than that he's interesting. I just despise this type of empty rhetorical hit piece article whenever I see it on the right or left.

[@Jannette-mw7fg]

I so agree! It feels like a highly educated type of thing to make a list of names, but carefully don't say anything real in the proces....

[@CD-13]

Not to mention he gave a meme definition of what National Bolshevsim is. That can be disproven by doing very basic research on the thinkers behind National Bolshevsim. Only a handful of them briefly flirted with NSADP while most ended up despising it.

[@csk4j]

Dugin has given me hope that the grotesque, and arid West is not the end of Western civilization! I have hope that civilization will regain sacred value for people, our nations, and faith.

[@drummersagainstitk]

Great work.

[@ainulhussain9490]

Good work man.

[@poi2lkj3mnb]

The guy writing in the European Conservative gets a lot of basic facts wrong. If he was really interested in persuading people to break from Dugin's influence, you'd think he would be concerned with getting these facts right so as to maintain his credibility.

[@lmadlsc]

I find the paper a bit cliché, a prejudice, especially about Russian obscurantism. In my opinion Dugin is a metaphysician, quasi-theologian, very conservative and Russian nationalist.

[@janso7979]

For what it's worth, Jorge Bergoglio is the birth name of Pope Francis.

[@realistadelnuevoextremo]

So?

[@janso7979]

@@realistadelnuevoextremo "Fr. Jorge Bergoglio" was referred to in the article and Mr. Millerman didn't mention that he's the current Pope Francis.

[@realistadelnuevoextremo]

@@janso7979 He is a fake pope. Nobody in the catholic sphere recognizes him

[@tomjull1106]

It matters a lot when you consider that the essay author is a "conservative" Roman Catholic and no fan of the current pope. More guilt by association. This author is a classic gas lighter and probably a direct descendant of the papal legate who delivered the bull of excommunication to the Patriarch of Constantinople in 1054. Dugin is a threat to Aquinas and a trad Catholic cannot stomach that.

[@robertmyers6488]

@@tomjull1106 It is interesting the way the Papist ignores the ideology of his Galician brethren.

[@karinslagveld7322]

Thanks for this

[@paineite]

I hear a GREAT deal of "guilt by associatiion" and very little engagement with Dugin's ideas.

[@bryngerard4334]

What got my attention with regard to Dugin was that he asserted spiritual values that align with my viewpoint. I have been a student of esotericism and a practioner of occult meditation for over 25 years. He struck a chord because what he stands for is a healthy nationalism. I have predominantly studied Helena Blavatsky, Alice Bailey and Helena Roerich's writings. These writings cannot be engaged with through intellectualism, they require intuition in order to grasp their meaning. The occult mediation produces the capacity for intuition. Within the framework of those teachings, a nation is a sacred entity with a purpose and a set of goals that are part of the jigsaw of humanity. Russia is the gateway between east and west or the orient and the occident. The soul of Russia is a manifestation of Cerimonal Order or Synthesis, an attrribute of divinity. It's personality is one of Devotion and Idealism. The revamping of Russia's society and the advances in technology it has achieved come from its soul. In 2005 I was informed that the forces of materiality (The Lords of Materiality) were attempting to establish a third point in their axis of power, within the nation of Ukraine. It was actively focused upon in order that it would fail and it certainly looks like it will. The other two points are in Tel Aviv and Washington (particularly the Pentagon and the State Department). The represntatives of the LOM are blinded and are failing. Their powerbase has been undermined by their wrong thinking and will soon collapse. Thanks for the video and apologies for such a long comment.

[@locomotive9000]

Washington or London?

[@bryngerard4334]

@@locomotive9000 The group who hold power in London are subservient to Washington. They have held power in the past and hence their empire but that came to an end some time back. They chose to cooperate with the new hegemon because it was in their best interests.

[@bryngerard4334]

@@locomotive9000 I would like to empashise that the people of the US are unaware of the group that really holds power. They see its effect and it appalls them. The power to oust the likes of Nuland (who is the main vehicle) is in the hands of the people. They need to organise and send them packing. Fear and illusion is used to hoodwink the people, making them think that their nation is a beacon of hope. It should be one but the people need to bring that about.

[@bryngerard4334]

@@wully8411 I guess you need to be able to distinguish from the personality and the teachings. You could have gone for Roerich, she was from the aristocracy also and her husband was invited to be the cultural minister of the Soviet Union. Friends of Roosevelt no less. Nikolai was responsible for the Pax Cultura, negotiated in the old league nations. These people need to be as close to the centres of power for them to achieve their goals. They need to be people of their time. When you grasp the Destiny of Nations and what it is that dertermines what that destiny is it may more sense. The Stanzas of Dzyan are the roots of that understanding. Blavatsky did the first work in the west on them. Bailey expanded our understanding of what they point to.

[@bryngerard4334]

@@wully8411 We each choose our own path. This one has yielded a great deal for me. It can't be gained by reading a book. Agni Yoga as an example, must be lived. Having prejudice about a thing because you don't like the lifestyle or origins of the teacher, will colour how you see it. Many would consider Dugin to be a member of some 'elite' group or other. Good luck in your journey.

[@downinthecypressswamp2234]

Any way I can contact Dugin and get him to write a book about the Appalachian or Southern Logos??

[@millerman]

If you say his name 3 times in front of a dark mirror while holding a candle, he might appear

[@downinthecypressswamp2234]

@@millerman haha thanks for the help!

[@user-vo1vm9mr5i]

Trying to puruse Dugins thoughts and hearing him interviewed, and considering his philiosophical analyses, it seems apparent that his point of view can only comport with a genuine biblically grounded Christian perspective.

[@AnnexIptaru]

The one thing this author apparently doesn't know about Evgenii Golovin is that he was a proud mischling. Not that Jews can't be Nazis, but highlighting the name "The Black Order of the SS" is misleading. It completely disregards the fact that this was occurring in the early 1980s in the Soviet Union under Brezhnev. The evocation of esoteric Nazism was about as heretical as it got back then, and the heresy aspect was the main point. I haven't finished the video, but Dugin's episode with the ethno-nationalist political organiztion Pamyat' ("Memory") in the late 1980s perfectly illustrates my point. He was kicked out of Pamyat', along with Geidar Dzhemal' (another founder of the Yuzhinskii Circle in the mid-to-late 1960s) for being (to paraphrase) "a subversive Freemason k*ke." The reason for this was because Dugin has always rejected racism of all forms, to include anti-semitism. Anyone with a rudimentary knowledge of Dugin's political career knows this. But it is always glossed over if not outright obfuscated, because his very sincere anti-liberalism and anti-westernism isn't villainous enough for the common onlooker.

[@vantagepointmoon]

A lot of Dugin's critics seem to want to contain him within a certain neat & easily understandable box and then poke him from a safe distance. That is both an easy and a hard thing to do since he dabbled in so many things that you can cherry pick a lot of them to support a lot of predetermined conclusions (especially if you prioritize his contacts over his writings or commentary). Kind of a mess, but then so was the period when he was formed in. Though I think the key term in that article is not 'occultist', but 'dangerous' as it seems to prioritize scaring people away with a claim of him being occultist by association. Scare away from what? From studying him rather than properly informing yourself about him. It also relies more on ignorance regarding certain topics and general suspicion to make its, at times exaggerated, claims. One thing Dugin would probably (definitely?) agree is that the Western & Russian conservatism differ in many ways. There will always be a lot of disagreements as the Western thought is more specialized, narrowly defined, often reductionist, impatient and dismissive of anything that comes from Russia (or overly hopeful about it, especially when it starts talkig about a mysterious Russian soul). That other extreme, a rather naive one, is to present Russia as some sort of savior of all Western conservatives, which is little more than a projection of a 'shining city on the hill' that just doesn't fit. Neither of those extremes are particularly productive if you want to learn.

[@tlcetc4506]

Thank you for this post

[@Avicena-tf5uj]

“Russia preserves the original hyperborean tradition of spiritual insight, and it is the homeland of the spiritual elite of mankind” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@DougMayhew-ds3ug]

Heidegger committed the crime of ignoring the significance of culture passing down distilled principles to future generations, except the principle that there are no principles, only death. Which is contradictory, to assert a principle of no principles, completely discounting the bootstrapping process which most empowers mankind’s fight against general entropy, and increases his ability to exist in the first place, expressed as technological development increasing the potential population density per square mile. If we were all rabbits, we would not build economies of scale with embedded scientific discoveries,, so the difference between men and animal is the crucial difference, to which “universals” ultimately rest upon. Culture is what enables human existence to not be a simple zero-sum game like the mode of mere animals, we don’t have to reinvent the wheel each generation, with the exception of the general cleanup associated with the mess civilization “wrecking-ball” Heidegger created.

[@user-so4xu1bz5r]

Dugin the most prominent thinker.. Ortodox man, super

[@brunosm.l2267]

By the way the argentinian Fr. Jorge Bergoglio mentioned in the article is the now Pope Francis.

[@traianchereches4217]

Hello , please whats the name of the Romanian philosopher Dugin was influenced by?

[@millerman]

Lucian blaga

[@traianchereches4217]

Thanks! It was another thinker I was looking for, more obscure: Jean Parvulesco @@millerman

[@brunischling9680]

Mircea Eliade?

[@kneelingcatholic]

Michael, re 13:00 and further) moral inversion??? Your description also reminds me of Jacob Frank's followers and the Sabbateans ( named for the 17th century Shabbatai Zevi) Heard of them? They got pretty popular for a while.... one of our Supreme Court Judges was one (I think)

[@artevita17]

Your analysis is detached from reality!

[@anastasiya256]

I haven’t read Dugin yet, and I’m not a scholar, but from growing up in a Russian family, I can confirm that Russians tend to be quite fascinated with “occult” things, which would be perceived as idolatry and apostasy by many western protestants. It’s not bad to learn about perspectives that occult and pagan ideas can offer (out of curiosity) but I’d say that the average Russian should to spend less time learning about that and more time learning about what idolatry means, because … maaan, I don’t think the average Russian has any adequate conception of idolatry (i.e. they have the strawman understanding of idolatry) or how it opposes creationist arguments. Also, after learning about Islam, I’ve been thinking that this fascination with the occult is inherently built into Christianity… not that it doesn’t exist in some Islamic traditions either, though 😅 Like, it’s no wonder that Dugin is digging for the meaning of the logos in occult / pagan traditions when it’s literally the founding principle of Christianity… That said, any protestants who try to reject the existence of this pagan legacy in Christianity are also being hypocritical…

[@DougMayhew-ds3ug]

Beware of Strauss, he builds up Plato, only to twist it into its opposite in the back room for his closest initiates, rendering it into a form of the familiar “morals are for suckers” line.

[@zzzaaayyynnn]

Interesting, I've been under the impression that Dugan strongly idenfitied as Russian Orthodox.

[@csk4j]

Dugin was the first to predict and explain why the West would collapse into liberal fascism.

[@JamesSmith-ix5jd]

liberal dictatorship would certainly fit well in the contemporary postmodernism

[@robertmyers6488]

The article is an effort at Galician gaslighting.

[@markm1514]

There is a buzz/hum in your audio track, I wanted to let you know separate of any other comment.

[@millerman]

My fan and my light. I do post-production editing professionally (as well as my school) but livestream is a bit rawer especially when it's hot and I need the fan. Thanks for the heads up though. If it's overly distracting I'll adjust

[@lancecorporalveteran0621]

Would love a more realistic take wigh a more modern version of national divorce because depending who you talk to its either 2/3rd vote of the states to secede, hyper federalization of the states thereby ending the influence and interference in the states by either federal or other state governments or more extreme translations say its a process that leads to civil conflict

[@ericksongarchitects3840]

Whats the Canadian perspective on Dugin, besides being cancelled. Both are multicultural, both part of a sense of continental dominance, both trying to preserve ethnos, what Canada considers founding peoples. A 200 year old country probably still founding itself, not that Russia is any older. Dugin offers political and philosophical depth, and we have who? Jordon Peterson? My room is clean already. Thanks for the research. Still trying to grasp what Dugin means for Canadians and North Americans going foreward.

[@nicholasjones3207]

Reminds me of crime and punishment

[@DougMayhew-ds3ug]

Yes, the idea of moral codes as fit only for “suckers”, lies at the core of Empire. It’s an echo of nominalism, that universal rules are lies for enslaving the ruled, the.”suckers”. But true freedom’s purpose is to unfold human potential on which all Empires leach upon in a secondary, derivative sense. The wealth they concentrate largely originated firstly in the discoveries of universal principles by developed man, only from un-enslaved man, for only he, the relatively un-manipulated mind, is able to see things clearly enough to make first rate scientific discoveries in the first place. Uranium was just another rock until scientific minds unlocked its secrets. And usually in scientific revolution, the establishment fights the less-brainwashed mavericks responsible for such discoveries at every turn, as in politics. So, the sucker is he who considers wealth power primary, rather than merely a shadow derivative of mankind’s potential to see, when the individual is not buried under serfdom and tyranny of oligarchs running rabidly around and ruining the economic and social framework, on which producing geniuses depends. Other words, these upper strata “justice of the strongest” people have always been a bunch of self-absorbed nominalist, narcissist assholes, that are not primary power generators as they imagine themselves, only parasites who exploit the fruit already brought into being by previous genius. Thus they kill the very conditions and culture from which discovery unfolds, undermining themselves and their empire in the process. They kill the goose that lays the golden egg, because educating drones to serve the Empire according to its worldview, is not the same thing as educating geniuses for reaching the heights of vision. So that is empire’s Achilles’ heel, it rejects the creative power of mind on which progress itself rests, because to subvert man is to subvert it. It says universals take a back seat to will and force and the Empire’s treasure chest, completely ignoring the fact that it was is the power of universals that keep the war chest filled in the first place, by enabling mankind to harness the power of nature herself.

[@teach-learn4078]

Yep, well said. Since true morality is effectively operationalizing reality into human affairs and the human condition, the inversion of morality is exactly doubling down on the lie. This being the case, the position is fundamentally powerless in and of itself, it can only be parasitic. Many of us have personal experience of this with narcissistic "friends" or family. Speaking for myself, I really only became aware of the narcissist personality type as a thing in the last few, let's 10 years, even though. Approximately in the same time frame the word and the concept of "gaslighting" came into common knowledge. Scott Mandelker who has commented extensively on spiritual teachers and writings, and who himself is a professionally trained counsellor, and a meditator, points out how narcissist personality is fundamentally weak and damaged, despite their bravado. Some years ago there was the film The Corporation, which asked, if corporations had a personalilty type, which one would it be? Of course it sociopathic or psychopathic. And we see exactly that same personality type in Victoria Nuland and Freeland and Biden and these other politicos, the human face of evil. Whether or not they are card-carrying, practicing Satanists, which some of them no doubt are, Hillary comes to mind, in any case that's where their heart is.

[@SacClass650]

Great stuff, as ever. By the way, have you manged to read, or find a translation of, Galkovsky?

[@dkoz8321]

Problem: Dugin Solution: .338 Norma Magnum

[@samn8309]

At 45 min. the part on the old testament being creationistic and the coming of Christ as a refutation of that idea is new to me. I know Dugin has spoken on the Jewish old testament as ill-fitting with the Indo-European logos which is more Greek.

[@nihilioellipsis]

what's the difference?

[@kneelingcatholic]

couldn't stop watching your entire video.... mainly because I am one of those tradition minded people the author is aiming at! "Putin is bad because he is associated with Dugin who is associated with the Devil! (btw he is also an Old Believer convert and they are associates of Satan!!)" The logical sleights of hand you point out were serious. The author should have lead off with the Old Believer conversion stuff. It is significant and must be the lens thru which we view any of Dugins earlier writings and actions. 'Genocide of Ukrainians'??!! I think the author is referring to Dugin's emotional response to the Odessa massacre in 2014....when he said 'kill kill kill' I think Dugin meant the Ukrainian hooligans who burnt up the people in the trade union office. Maybe I am wrong and Lamont has something else in mind?

[@matheusleite3350]

Hello guys. I would like to suggest a debate between Dugin and a Brazilian philosopher called Olavo de Carvalho. You can check this at "The USA and the New World Order ". You guys will get a lot of insights.

[@millerman]

I cover it on my channel

[@matheusleite3350]

@@millerman i am watching it right now

[@TBerg22]

Dugin uses exactly the same symbol as Chaos Magic, but that doesn’t mean that he embraces its ultimate ontology

[@thetruthoutside8423]

I always wonder why the capitalists West opposed to Fascism or and Nazism?

[@brachio1000]

24:54 -- The Morning of the Magicians isn't a novel.

[@RoachSurfs]

What is wrong with the occult? It just means hidden.

[@godotkrull579]

such an interesting intellectual, - plz translate the dark logos!

[@mntrmntr]

Dugin's post-modernist in the first place. His esoteric affections are to be considered after that.

[@emZee1994]

I'm a devout Duginist. You are correct. He is the best Right Wing Post Modernist I know of

[@yp77738yp77739]

Don’t you get that the entire construct is ironic? No different to, for example, Scientology.

[@mntrmntr]

@@yp77738yp77739 death isn't

[@emZee1994]

@@yp77738yp77739 yes that's true, but there is a difference. One serves Life and the Will to Power better than the other

[@yp77738yp77739]

@@emZee1994 But don’t you see a civilisational and societal risk when those whom whom don’t understand the irony take it as objective “truth” ? They leave themselves open to manipulation by those whose intent is solely of illegitimate power, no different to, for example, a monarchy or any other religious hierarchy. Aren’t we better served admitting to ourselves that we aren’t special or unique in the universe?

[@metamorphosis8813]

Two things: 1) Nationality as a justification for action is not valid under traditionalist worldview, as it is viewed as temporary phenomenon, thus contradicting to the idea of tradition which is deemed to be eternal or timeless 2) If nationality (or lack thereof) is viewed as a sufficient justification for action, then I claim that the Ukrainian nationality was established and legitimized immediately after the first Russian soldier had crossed the border with weapon

[@vangannaway1015]

Gurdjieff Ouspensky

[@mariakatariina8751]

31:58 💖🌼👍

[@thetruthoutside8423]

I wonder if this thing, the so-called author of this so-called article, read Dugin's books!

[@ooutrocanaldolouis8460]

40:37

[@Caligula138]

Its not rhe Romanian philosopher Emil Cioran?!

[@sewnsew6770]

Thank you for digging into these topics. I am reading many books on philosophy. I can see Dugin interested in Heideggers idea to found a new philosophy. A noble but difficult cause. Schopenhauer used a purely materialistic view which is a dead end. Useful but not all encompassing. Although Rudolf Steiner not taken seriously as a philosopher as he integrates spirituality I feel this is necessary as humans are spiritual at least many are. Steiner has 6000 lectures so it’s very much a journey to learn his ideas. Also he was a polymath. Also he had concept of group souls which universalists do not like. Scientific experiments have now verified that human thinking approach is not universal. Westerners are more individualistic than Asians. Of course universalists will even say men and women are the same lol

[@brunosm.l2267]

I'd like to know where the word "occultism" actually comes from; is it the same as 'esoterism' - which is more a type of knowledge or understanding than a concrete set of practices? Would be interesting to trace the word historically. I relate it more to magic and stufff, which is a practice, and from a Christian perspective could be something demonic, and not a way of understanding. which is what I think esoterism means.

[@patrickvernon4766]

Here’s an idea. Just read a book conservatism. Is reading a book that hard?

[@robertjarman4261]

Patriarch Kirill is the greatest religious leader on earth.

[@marcuscato3599]

The Russian NAZI ethnonationalists are actually NATO and American aligned. Navalny himself began initially within the Russian far right scence. Saying Dugin is Fascists is EXTREMELY deceptinve

[@nicholasfevelo3041]

Hungary is a better model, not China or Russia

[@Nafanya74]

It's interesting that this video about occultism has precisely 666 likes (to this moment)

[@thetruthoutside8423]

From the start, the first article is carp. There had been a savage and brutal invasion since the so-called the Crusaders invasion of the West to the Arab land and recently to Syria. There have not been any so-called moral grounds to the West historically since the rise of capitalism. They don't have the right, whatsoever, to call the so-called military operation to Ukraine as an invasion, period. We in the east are not and will not wait for the West to teach us about morality or Ethics, you can not teach the very thing you are lacking.

[@robertmyers6488]

Catholic scholar? Sounds more like a Teutonic knight on a crusade.

[@FirstnameLastname-py3bc]

he's liberal of the past century. a standard national liberalism, nothing more nothing less

[@yp77738yp77739]

His prose is intentionally dense. I dismiss it as being wholly ironic in line with his post modern ideology, he’s just having fun with you. It demonstrates how stupid people can be that some look for meaning in it.

[@youToo-tt9oz]

cioran?!

[@BlackVelvet446]

CHRISTIAN !!!

[@Masqued1]

The problem with many conservatives is that they are still stuck in "traditional" Christian values, morals and/or mainstream "objective" thought. I personally despise wokeness, and I think to combat it looking to ancient cultures, esotericism, mysticism and metaphysics etc. is a great idea.

[@tcaw8813]

Yeah definitely. I recommend anyone this comment resonates with to read the recognitions it has a major character who is a minister with a similar style as dugin and he studies religions all day and goes a bit insane, but it atleast shows the idea that Christianity traditionally wasn't xenophobic to these things, i recall even aquinas writing about some ancient GrecoRoman occultism with serious interest but ultimately he rejects it

[@niarlatotepbasset]

Nothing but another political hit piece by ''traditional'' wing of W.E.F.

[@seanou2837]

occultist? LOL, bush obama trump Biden aren't? these guys are stepped into it big time.

[@godotkrull579]

im so sorry his daugher died, but he called for death and gomorra...

[@BearTraderDan]

a western liberal like you inevitably distorts the perspectives of Dugin. Im a left wing secular conservative who loves the idea of Eurasianism and the philosophies of Dugin, im far from a backward American christian conservative which probably makes no sense to you. The reason their where so many mistakes and so much famine after the revolutions in China and USSR was because the liberals in charge did massive experiments. Conservative is a mind set, of caution and respect for what is confirmed and proven, the liberal mind set allows for trying the new, experimenting, a balanced approach between the two is needed but overall conservatives need to dominate as is the case in Communist china, and in Putins government. Who cares what the actual religion is, killing all the birds to avoid them eating grains is a dangerous experiment, and the result was plague by locusts. Eurasianism allows Russia and China to make allies with Arabs, Africans, Asians and South Americans as equals without trying to impose their own culture on the rest of the global south. This is not an opposition to modernity, Russia and China are both more technologically Advanced than America is, just visit either nation and see for yourself, and each country continues to modernize rapidly. Further more, It doesn't matter what Dugins religious beliefs are, this ideas stand on their own, and they are beneficial in defeating Western Unipolar hegemony by uniting a diverse world to stand up and resist the western effort to force their will upon the global south. Dugin frees the left, frees the right, he frees nations to try their own models and to evolve on their own as opposed to being lead by the nose by the west. Your simple understanding of Ukraine was is also disgusting because it ignores the genocide Ukraines banderite state was committing against the Ethnic Russians, and you also ignore that Crimea and Donbas where historically parts of Russia. You ignore Poroshenko stating how we would bomb the people of Donbas into submission, personally as a non Russias , I was waiting for Russia to finally stop the Ukrainians from continuing their genocide, and also to stop the NATO expansion. When we see America giving ammunition to Israel while we watch them commit genocide, we understand the true nature of Western liberal empire. Liberalism has value but it can also be used as a tool to separate a people from their culture, to make them estranged from all roots and this makes it easy for a revolution from top down, the reform a culture. A top down revolution obviously means from those who already have a great deal of power, in americas case it will be the corporations which use ID politics, gender politics, to create distractions and moral ambiguities. As industry is automated by robots and AI, the working class will mainly become unnecessary, and corporate power and control will increase greatly, those technologies need to be controlled , and reigned in, and they needs a conservative culture which sets limits .

[@teach-learn4078]

I agree with what you're saying, but I don't understand from this video why you are hostile to the KZbinr here. Maybe he is a liberal, but in this video which is the only one I've seen of his, he seems on the contrary very, very balanced. I find it refreshing he's offering something he clearly disagrees with, but he himself avoids opining very much about it.

[@ismardidic3505]

Kaballah Boljshevic puppets

[@MartinHNelson]

When a lot of the discussion about a thinker is "no, no he's really not a Nazi or fascist"... I'll pass.

[@thetruthoutside8423]

I can hit the so-called author for you. Don't worry, especially because of his stupid claims about Martin Heidegger.

[@frankduval3031]

Stop lying about Russia having started the war. It is Turchinov who started this war in 2014

[@paulocorrea521]

Those accusing Digin of occultism do not grasp his use of certain terms, such as chaos, as a part of a very specific technical vocabulary, not a colloquial usage.

[@bromisovalum8417]

ah yes, his own specific private meaning of the term

[@tankiebot704]

​@@bromisovalum8417yes

[@tcaw8813]

​@@bromisovalum8417 yeah philosophers build systems, they define terms for use in the systems, this isn't new or somehow ungodly. We're not living in the heavenly kingdom, you cant expect everyone to speak the same exact way, hes not be obscure either

[@bornatona3954]

Putin defending of conservative values 😂😂😂 Ye kicked his wife for 30 younger gimnast

[@zhenyamugisa9423]

Get your facts straight ,his wife divorced him and married another guy ..before the gymnast came along.

[@jaraguaadelmo614]

Hahahaha cheap low quality propaganda.

[@NoahRobertGraves]

The article he reads, yes.