One on One: Alexandr Dugin, special representative of the Russian president

Meltem Inan's exclusive interview with Alexandr Dugin, the special representative of the Russian president and foreign policy consultant.
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[@repCanada]

The man seems genuine, not something you can honestly say about many Western politicians

[@pauloferreira7543]

He is a great philosopher, maybe one of the greats, that rise in the Heidegger realm and created his original idea... He is what Leo Strauss call as Great Mind. Nevertheless he was contaminated by his own idea, like Heidegger it self.

[@Gigika313]

Agree.

[@LittleJohnnyBrown]

@@pauloferreira7543 He's a fascist scum. Calling him a philosopher or "a great mind" is like calling a psychopath an empath.

[@primeminister1040]

Idk why people hate this guy, he's an absolute astounding philosopher and thinker

[@slavomirakrasna2111]

Because people don’t like people, who say NO to their ideas. Such NO usually means- they know something I don’t, so they translate it as- they are saying my knowledge=I is insufficient…

[@gwzrd5675]

@@slavomirakrasna2111 or maybe because the alternative to the modernity he offers is a medieval low-tech dystopia ran by russian babushkas, Pelevin-Transhumanism Inc.-style. He seriously thinks that Russians should feel nostalgic about the good old times when they could've been traded for a dog or forced to fight for communists by NKVD. The man wants death.

[@den15423]

Because he is a big supporter of the war in Ukraine and Vladimir Putin articles about Ukraine is based on Dugin's ideas

[@gwzrd5675]

@@den15423 he also wants us all to die fighting for his eccentric ideas. He's gone completely crazy last year

[@mortenrobinson5421]

He is an ultranationalist fascist, imperialist philosopher and thinker. Whether you find that astounding or repulsive is a matter of personality I guess.

[@turalosman391]

Turkish journalist asking questions only about daily politic situations. This person very famous philosopher. Turks dont understand what happened

[@brahim119]

*@Tural Osman.* I am not Turkish and I can guarantee you that the majority of Turks do understand perfectly what is happening. Like most other people Turks have their own air heads, but not generalizing is a wise idea,

[@007supertime]

yes they do they are very aware what is Goiing ON, Maybe you don't lol

[@lindakelley2676]

“Philosopher” is a stretch.

[@slavomirakrasna2111]

Is Dugin not a philosopher?

[@kpmuhammed786]

Modernday Rasputin

[@jameskelley3365]

Bravo!

[@hecklerkoch8236]

“For they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind.”

[@aleksejsusakovs5302]

Отлично ! Суперическое интервью

[@davidcrandall4958]

Please translate into English

[@aleksejsusakovs5302]

@@davidcrandall4958 i wrote: super interview ...and i gave - highly likely

[@slavomirakrasna2111]

David knows how to use e.g. Google translate. So he just kindly bosses you around, since he ‘s been reading “The Selfish gene” for quite a time now🙄

[@waqarkauravi2279]

Great thinker,Dugin can lead us into a better world.

[@leo333333able]

Dugin would lead us into horror and war.

[@leo333333able]

...not if there is hegemonic power ie PAX Romana, PAX Britanica, PAX Americana ....a smooth transition to the next hegemonic regime might be made without global war. To be clear, the hegemonic power is so strong, so prepared for war, large wars do not happen. Smaller wars take place, peace keeping wars, but none are global and devastating. We have been in such a period since the end of WWII.

[@lylewalker5681]

Super authentic looking profile!

[@sethrichnietzsche]

Are you absolutely sure?

[@Cryptosifu]

@@leo333333able wrong

[@davidcrandall4958]

Dugin is Rasputin and Steve Bannon wrapped into one!

[@yawos9024]

Steve Bannon is another vile racist American imperialist who hides behind white nationalism. He has not effing clue what he says. He is all about containing China since China is not white. Does he think Russians are fools to pick America over China?

[@okieoiogh8235]

May his daughter rest in peace. May all the Ukraine victims rest in Peace. All the suffering for nothing. So stupid.

[@paulam.593]

Exactly

[@Olegstuff21986]

Get the Yanks' bloody hands out of Ukraine!

[@edithcrowther9604]

What an impressive man. When his personal opinion differs from Russian foreign policy, he is careful to say so - for example in relation to altering the structure of the UN Security Council to reflect a multipolar world. However both Russia and Dugin agree that the move towards keeping in place the unipolar world where the US reigns supreme is neither desirable nor feasible. [Realists in America like John Mearsheimer say the unipolar world has already unravelled anyway.] Dugin correctly - in 2016 - identifies Donald Trump as a realist of the Realpolitik school of foreign policy. And he predicts - again correctly - that Globalists will move heaven and earth to stymie him or even get rid of him. Dugin mentions that Trump's life might even be in danger, because of the enormity of the threat he poses to the Globalist World Order which aims to smash the national sovereignty of each individual Nation. Each Nation, whilst co-operating with others where possible and desirable, must be in FULL control of its own destiny - that is the base from which Dugin starts. He notes that America itself could do with being rescued from the grip of Globalists who want to keep it as a world Hegemon - this strategy is not much use to the country or its people. Americans have lost control of their own country - many are openly saying so. The initial topic of the interview is the attempted "putsch" against Erdogan by western-backed groups led (from the safety of Pennsylvania) by Fethullah Gülen. Dugin makes it clear that Russia does not support rulers like Erdogan or Assad because of who they are, but because of WHAT they are - the legitimate government of Turkey or Syria, which should not be subject to arbitrary "regime change" just because Globalists don't like strong Nationalist leaders.

[@STHFGDBY]

Impressive about what ? He's a total scumbag.

[@davidcrandall4958]

This propaganda is the work of Irina Duginas compatriots! BEWARE!!

[@davidcrandall4958]

You're propaganda is transparent! You are Irina Duginas compatriots

[@ruth.greening]

Love this response!♥️

[@yawos9024]

I disagree with his position on Trump. How could Dugin want alignment with China and still expects a Sinophobe such as Trump to be any less as the status quo? I don't even think Trump understood these concepts in geo-politics.

[@sethrichnietzsche]

Hello, world.

[@mw6563]

No form of lie is equal to the truth.

[@slavomirakrasna2111]

Wrong. There was always dead lie.

[@user-mn2gb6bh7z]

.+Отче наш, Иже еси на небесех. Да святится имя Твое. Да приидет царствие Твое, да будет воля Твоя, яко на небеси и на земли. Хлеб наш насущный даждь нам днесь. И остави нам долги наша, якоже и мы оставляем должником нашим. И не введи нас во искушение. Но избави нас от лукаваго. Яко Твое есть Царство, и сила, и слава Отца, и Сына, и Святаго Духа ныне и присно и во веки веков. Аминь.

[@eliocampos9273]

Clearly the last most intelligent thinking person on the world only after president Putin course.

[@2112jonr]

😀🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@MagnumInnominandum]

It would amuse to hear Mr. Dugin explain how a post-post modern, pre-modern, traditionalist, orthodox Russian empire would be the natural friend of Turkey and the Turkish people? 😉

[@universalflamethrower6342]

a Russian empire isn't orthodox, Russia always included many different peoples and religions. As for Turkey, a greek monk prophesized it's doom

[@myhatmygandhi6217]

Turkiye* 😉

[@nahumhabte6210]

I think he is against liberalism and he sees that erdogan is a anti liberal like him.

[@tayzk5929]

Russia and Turkey have the same enemy

[@TenTenJ]

@@tayzk5929 who is that common enemy?

[@LTrotsky21stCentury]

Dugin has never been an advisor to the central government of Russia.

[@karimnejjari0]

You must be joking, it´s like saying Fukuyama have no advisory role in US foreign policy

[@davidcrandall4958]

@@karimnejjari0 Or Hitler and Goering!

[@jameskelley3365]

I advised people not to vote for Hilllary Clinton because of her express attitude towards Russia re: Syria. I agree with your policies are superior and more rational than the hegemons in our government. Thank you for your work and making clear what we need to attend to.

[@AntonSlavik]

They say Dugin has no connection to Putin whatsoever, at least directly, so why does the title say otherwise? Interesting perspective

[@andr_sh]

Just a western clickbait🤷🏻‍♂️ never mind

[@star-lordson-in-lawofthano848]

Here after her daughter's death

[@martinr4549]

I am for this Russian Iranian alliance, and the annexation of Ukraine.

[@Rammbock]

Dugin has the tendency to go on different media and say what will please the host country (except the US). In his book, he considers Turkey an eventual enemy structure and proposes an alliance of Greater Russia with Greater Iran. Notably, on Iranian TV, in contrast to this interview in Turkey, he mentioned Iranian philosophers, religious concepts etc., with which he identifies. That says a lot about his preferences.

[@stephenlosch2015]

He is a severe regressive thinker, believing in some bizarre Russian pre-christian system, that most Russians don't know. Some religious heirarchy that teaches people, "it is ok people, values should be spiritual based, not monetary" All fine and dandy when you have enough. Same idea professed by Thai Monarchy, while the elite rob the bank. Garbage

[@ArrowBast]

Sarmatia was an iranian entity. Russia is at least partly an Iranic influenced civilization

[@AlexP-jz9sg]

Turkey is in NATO, it’s simply staking the inevitable.

[@joecool9739]

@@ArrowBast The Islamic Republic of Iran has literally zero to do with Russians culturally or genetically The Islamic Republic of Iran used to be known as Persia before 1925 Citizens of the modern country of Persia *ARE NOT* the same as the "Iranians" of Antiquity The Aryans were from the Eurasian steppes and they conquered the old civilizations south of the Eurasian steppes...the Middle East and Ancient India Persia was never genetically Iranian...they were a hybrid culture that mixed old Babylonian society with the customs of the new Iranian/Aryan conquerors who ruled over them The Aryans were always minorities amongst these old civilizations they conquered, they left zero genetic influence on Ancient India and Ancient Persia Sarmatians, Alans and Scythians were ancient Aryan/Iranian people that *WERE NOT* intermixed with Indians or Arabs...they were described as blonde and blue eyed...they stayed in the Eurasian Steppes while their Iranian brothers went on to conquer those southern civilizations Eastern Europeans are genetically and culturally descended from these ancient Aryan people...not from the Arab or Indian lands that then called themselves "Iranian"

[@ArrowBast]

@@joecool9739 Aryan itself is a term only originating in Sanskrit and Persian Languages and there is zero evidence they are anywhere from Eurasian Steppes - they originated closer to Sumerian and Dravidian civilizations judging by the number of Dravidian, Elamite and sumerian loanwords in old avestan and sanskrit - like the region between Zagros and Hindukush and stretching north to the Caspian Shores. Aryan itself means noble , civilized town-dweller and their original homelands are the lands of Afghanistan, NorthWestern India, Pamirs and Northern Iran and East Anatolia/Armenia .Aryan does not mean nomadic steppe dweller - the correct term used in Avestan and Sanskrit language refers to these nomadic steppe dwellers as Barbaras - Barbarians and are considered to be degraded aryans owing to their migration to steppes in search of mining locations and marrying aboriginal women of the steppes and forest hunter gatherer women of the Eurasian boreal forests Ancient North Eurasian women to the north and ancient West Eurasian women in the West, these migrations co-incided with the spread of agriculture in Europe in the Neolithic farming revolution where they replaced the older hunter gatherers culturally and partially genetically . The oldest traces of dominant West European Y DNA haplogroups happen in the himalayan regions of India - the deepest rooted clades of R1a, R1b, R2, and its immediate ancestors like P, K, F are all found in and around the Indian Subcontinent where they reach highest diversity and suggest their original differentiation from out of africa haplogroups CT & DE. Indian subcontinent is that bounded by the drainage basins/watersheds of the Indus and Brahmaputra rivers. Horses were first domesticated in Afghanistan and its very name comes from the Aryan word for horse Asva, horse keeper Asvakayana corrupted by Arabs as Afghan. The Sarmatians were and Iranic people of antiquity and have not much to do with modern definition of Iran , but Iran underwent lot of significant cultural changes in 2500 years especially after succumbing to Islamist rule over the centuries. Frequent climate changes in Central Asia after the end of holocene warm period drove many migratory waves of people in all directions - starburst migrations which have led to the complex linguistic diversity in Indo European languages spoken from Iceland to Maldives as these original migrants married women of diverse ethnicities they encountered as they went along in various directions over time . In group marriages were shunned as a form of incestuous marriage and men were always encouraged to marry someone different .

[@gwzrd5675]

It is only me or Alexander Gelievitch's torture of the interviewer with his English is absolutely hillarious?

[@creatifetudes8553]

lol

[@fender3873]

Every english interview with him is exactly this hilarious. It's like a bit he keeps doing.

[@davidzz4307]

He shouldn't be allowed to speak enhlish

[@brahim119]

@@davidzz4307 You should not be allowed to use the Internet at all. The man is a polyglot, you are nothing compared to him when it comes to languages he writes and speaks.

[@brahim119]

@@fender3873 That shows your poor comprehension even though you mother tongue is probably English, even me who fluently speaks and writes three languages, English being my third can understand perfectly Dugin. You are hilarious Jack, you are.

[@YUSKHAN]

Dugin needs to become president of Russia

[@UltravisionaryTAB]

YUSKHAN He’s fascist.

[@UltravisionaryTAB]

Brian It is not.

[@UltravisionaryTAB]

Fascism is bad.

[@valueinvestor6715]

@@UltravisionaryTAB Orange man bad

[@elon_bust]

1000 IQ discourse right here^

[@edwinsalau150]

The architect!

[@davidcrandall4958]

Absolutely!

[@govinda102000]

Now he knows what Ukrainians feel when they lose a child. Do you wish to continue sir? He who lives by the invasion may die because of the invasion.

[@kazithecanecorso2724]

His daughter is os butnt toast lol. Muahahahha

[@gchukma]

No one is interviewing him now. They don't want their car to blow up.

[@gchukma]

The KGB finally found a way to shut him up.

[@BearTraderDan]

A great analyst but naive to think Trump could end american imperialism especially in 1 term.

[@edithcrowther9604]

Did he really think Trump would succeed? He says (in 2016) that all the Globalists will do their best to stymie him, or even eliminate him altogether. He knew better than we did, just what Trump was up against.

[@abuagalhalhag5717]

Good man

[@KrolKaz]

Never listened to this guy until the Ukes murdered his daughter. I can now see why they're so scared of what he has to say.

[@mikasaackermann2196]

How do you know Ukrainians were behind it? Could have anti-war liberal oriented russians.

[@WilliamViets]

Mr. Erdogan’s handling of the economy has been atrocious.

[@gee8883]

Does Erdoğan mean by big 5: US UK Russia China France?

[@littleantukins4415]

Cream man

[@inferno0020]

beard

[@xeraph02]

He's an regressive old man. Our young generation was born into neoliberalism and now we must overcome neoliberalism for something better. Not returning back into medieval times.

[@TenTenJ]

His ideals will not succeed. He is ridiculously unrealistic. Even the conservative portion of the new generation does not want to live like that any more. The analogy is pretending you can unhear a sound or trying to put a car into a cookie box.

[@moniranik5674]

@@TenTenJ his ideology is so much true.

[@TenTenJ]

@@moniranik5674 only for two timing countries

[@moniranik5674]

so you like to be puppet of USA. Japan and germany economically well-developed country, but they are vessel state of USA.

[@TenTenJ]

@@moniranik5674 so is Turkey, Turkey's only significance is its geographic position, so they milk the US for money and then turn their face to the US enemy. Turkey would be nothing without the US. You have no idea how people see Turkey. You think Turkey is an angel? One of the poison countries of the world.

[@doepicshizzle6465]

You should’ve asked him about his chaos magic fashioned after Blavatsky and Thule society.

[@sethrichnietzsche]

Exactly. Rebel Wisdom: Magic and Power in the Age of Trump. All the best from Finland.

[@willcorg1979]

Tell us more, and where can I find more info on him?

[@Texocracy]

So Paul... I will point out that you are merely quoting from Wahid Azal’s article in counter punch. Did you read it? The only connection drawn was that Dugin’s multipolar flag resembles the chaos magic symbology. Dugin hasn’t endorsed Blavatsky or Crowley. Pretty dubious attempt at demonization 😂

[@sethrichnietzsche]

@@Texocracy @Texocracy I haven't endorsed anyone either. Rebel Wisdom: Putin's Religious Mission, Gary Lachman. All the best from Finland.

[@edwinsalau150]

@@sethrichnietzsche It is now the Age of Control ofThe Senile US President by No Named Bureaucratic Handlers! Does that make you nervous? How much money are they making? Who is paying them off? Who is controlling our military? Our nuclear force?

[@wade0713]

Prayers for Russia ❤️

[@cosmicwanderer891]

I hope all his ideas come to fruition.

[@otnoirhc]

So you want the world to more divided?

[@paulzx5034]

@@otnoirhc Not "divided", but free. Yes, freedom unlike not-freedom leads to diversity. Diversity demand dialogue. So-called liberalism reject dialogue, its about "accept our values or be cancelled"

[@A21Joker]

@@paulzx5034 you need to go to Afghanistan or Turkmenistan with your wife and kids, if you have any. there you will learn about diversity and dialogue.

[@paulzx5034]

@@A21Joker At least their priests not blessed gay marriages.

[@AlexP-jz9sg]

Afghanistan is the way it is because the US helped the most archaic Wahhabism militants against the Soviet backed socialist Afghan government that wanted women to vote and go to school. Afghanistan as it is today is 100% American made.

[@kevkeary4700]

Self Pity personified

[@cehaem2]

He has never been an "official advisor to the government" nor "Putin's special representative". He actually never met Putin.

[@ientrancedi]

What do you know about who Putin meets

[@cehaem2]

@@ientrancedi Dugin said that in an interview himself, smartass.

[@mochamadfarid5721]

@@cehaem2 Aleksandr Dugin is Putin's brain.

[@cehaem2]

@@mochamadfarid5721 not even in the slightest. Stop parroting what you read on the Internet. Dugin has been dismissed from his uni job a few years ago, holds no official role in the gov, barely appears on the media. But I understand he makes a good boogey man for gullible people outside of Russia that have no clue.

[@antoniussamuelson3748]

@@cehaem2 but i think what putin do right now in ukraine is following his idea that ukraine and belarus should under russian authority. Russia want to occupied ukraine, overthrowed it's govt. So i think russia brought nazism into ukraine.

[@YawehthedragondogofEL]

This guys was supposed to be smart. Turned out he wasn't.

[@Olegstuff21986]

Turned out you weren't.

[@YawehthedragondogofEL]

@@Olegstuff21986 Putin will leave a legacy of stupidity and evil. Tens of thousands of people dying for the delusions of some pseudo intellectual. Putin's slaves will follow him to hell. May the Wings of Liberty Never Lose a Feather. May the Russian people find the courage to stomp on those rats in the Kremlin.

[@jameskelley3365]

Good job re:Turkey and Erdogan coup attempt.

[@russelleads2145]

This is someone we in the West should keep a very close eye on, he is dangerous!

[@marcooddone7877]

a madman

[@dreambites]

His project in the states is complete.

[@demoonk420]

or just stay out of other countries with yours liberal fascist values

[@user-fc7dh8yz9d]

@@dreambites * his prophetism and intellectual capacity that predicted where america is going

[@gogaonzhezhora8640]

When do you know Dugin is doing something right? When the demons get nervous.

[@misterhoneybunny1915]

Alexander Dugin hired the "Fantasy Island" TV Show midget actor Herve Villechaize to be his psychic medium psy-op.

[@tassie7830]

Russian think tank, philosopher Dugin: “the truth is what you believe, the truth is your perception…..but I believe in Russian media 100%, Russian media is 100% factual”. Me: ignorant me………:30 seconds later…..😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Lmfao.

[@tunuitahitianfire9875]

his English is torturous to listen to but he certainly raises good points

[@brahim119]

*@Tunui Tahitian Fire 987.* English is my third language and I can understand him perfectly. You need to make an effort granted you have a good musical ear.

[@tunuitahitianfire9875]

@@brahim119 torturous doesn't imply a lack of understanding, much like you may of misunderstood my comment

[@brahim119]

@@tunuitahitianfire9875 Then you must have fragile ears. He's Russian and a polyglot in case you didn't notice.

[@tunuitahitianfire9875]

@@brahim119 He's Russian and a Polygot? I'm glad your two existing brain cells were enough to help you determine that...

[@KnightEurasia]

Ты западный расист. Есть и другие языки кроме Английского. Не думайте что вы тут самые уникальные и универсальные. Ваш язык немощный и ничтожный, и весь остальной многополярный мир будет говорить на своих языках. То что Дугин говорил здесь на английском, это лишь проявление милости, потому что вы западные люда такие тупые, что не понимаете ничего кроме английского!

[@paulam.593]

Well Erdogan can be proud................ someone thinking so highly of this Poetinwhisperer

[@007supertime]

he is more than numb skulls in America,

[@Pumpui72]

Russia and Turkey ahs...

[@mezomoza7]

It is enlightening to losten to this man

[@AlBert-vy1ut]

I guess it all depends on how enlightened you already are. To me personally -- as I hope to many other people -- the Russo-Ukrainian war has been a whole lot more enlightening in this regard.

[@cbchrx2361]

It's easy to listen when you have a biased train of thought....if you listen with an open ear then you can tell his objectives are very clear.....mother Russia over all....the underlying current of that supremacy is as clear as day

[@quandaliuslinglingdinglebe3394]

It’s enlightening to see his daughter died

[@chingsemjohn4483]

listen carefully and with patience about his talk of land power sea power , the ending is nonsence

[@dwitomo9614]

18:25 / 26:48

[@devilliers123]

He's got his head well screwed on.... Not simply that there is a need for a new Security system, which is true... But more importantly there is a need for a Global Monetary System that does not discrimination in favour of any single nation or Group of Nations aligned by Politics. The ultimate solution is to implement a Global Reserve Currency which is un biased, impartial and equally beneficial to Every Nation. I.e. It is a Global Reserve System not an inimical system to the Majority of Nations.

[@atklm1]

Since EU and USA would most definitely keep Euro and US dollars, it will all boil down to the strength of currencies. Strength of currency compared to another depends on the demand on these currencies. And Russian roubles or chinese yuans compared to Euros and USD are negligible on foreign exchange transactions. Because investors and people don't trust the currency and monetary policies that is not backed up by civilized world, and mainly handled by corrupt dictators, and even a communist party. Investors and free market are as unbiased and impartial as they get, capital has no home country. They are biased to west simply because people trust the major currencies of democracies more. Even Russian and Chinese people, and their leaders want euros and dollars, as eager as gold. You can make a pile of Global reserve dog poo, but you can't make it worth more than gold.

[@ArrowBast]

@@atklm1 Its about strong institutions , judicial independence and legal representation . Most countries with authoritarian regimes make laws on the fly or intepret them arbitrarily thus destroying investor confidence as well as sucking the blood and initiative from even their own citizens who wish to do good.

[@tomweber1733]

What a mad man

[@MP-xx1kb]

Rasputin

[@Itsme-eo9hh]

Where is your new Lada car? 🤣

[@zackthebongripper7274]

For a guy that is anti-liberal he sure uses "our truth" a lot.

[@tayzk5929]

There's no contradiction there.

[@gamayun6102]

That is not a contradiction in the slightest. Dugin says (for example in his book 'The Fourth Political Theory') that the West is imposing its narrative on the world and also on their own population, to such a degree that many people in the West can't even imagine that another narrative is even possible, hence why he says that they have their own 'Russian truth', meaning a different way through which they see and experience the world.

[@nikam9951]

The truth is relative, there are no absolute truths.

[@tayzk5929]

@@nikam9951 "Truth is relative" is an absolute truth statement...

[@zackthebongripper7274]

@@nikam9951 False.

[@JohnSmith-lt8nv]

Who is here after the "special automotive operation"?

[@RiDankulous]

My guess is it's warring factions in Russia. Putin and buddies are crimping the style of *lots* of Russians.

[@JohnSmith-lt8nv]

@@RiDankulous it probably was someone within russia who did this, but if ukraine was actually behind it, i fully support it

[@AethelwulfOfNordHymbraLand2333]

Fool. He's loving the fact that his enemies are taking credit for and celebrating his blood sacrifice, thereby giving Russia justification to escalate its operations in Ukraine.

[@user-cw3yb4gw5q]

Dugin (Zilberman), his mother's name is Sara.

[@feruzusmanov7729]

His mother's name is Galina Onufrienko. Nice try though.

[@sosun]

Yes he is

[@submarine5151]

@@Lsnowl92 кого я вижу

[@AlBert-vy1ut]

Looks like this Solzhenitsyn's look-alike has cut his last teeth trying to carve out his version of political theology, with the result that the analytical quality of his pronouncements on politics can only be matched by the irresistible allure of his Boratian English.

[@AlexP-jz9sg]

Seems like you’re trying to compensate for your own intellectual abilities.

[@KnightEurasia]

@@AlexP-jz9sg Верно!

[@KnightEurasia]

Ты западный расист и русофоб. Никто не будет говорить на ваше загнивающем английском, когда Александр Гельевич носитель русского языка.

[@bhansenumber1716]

Dugin needs to lay off the Meth 😂

[@KnightEurasia]

Это вся твоя аргументация клоун?

[@ArturBaidi]

He looks like a Russian beard version of Jair Bolsonaro.

[@castilho6405]

Tua bunda

[@eliasrosa1566]

You dont understand PORTUGUESE to compare someone as clever as Dugins ....

[@lulubeloo]

~180 countries say 2+2 = 4. Dugin: no, our truth says 2+2 = 5

[@Barbabapan]

Exactly!!🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@karimnejjari0]

A few years ago he paraphrased Emile Durkheim on the issue of "fact", that it isn´t really absolute truth but subject to interpretation of events, whereas in most cases the media & the people watching it believe it into an absolute truth through filters of their own minds wanting it to be such, based on convictions, as he referred to Russia´s involvement in "defending" Syria from Daesh/isis, meanwhile a Western media outlet describes their military action as "attacking innocent lives", omitting "facts" that the West has been funding & supporting Daesh, Jabat Al-Nusra etc for decades to foment chaos in countries such as Syria, that´s not 2+2=5, that´s actually a valid observation & calculation of what has transpired.

[@TheMachisei]

Nope, usa vassals countries after getting Usa dollars say whatever the american truth is, also 2+2= 7

[@lulubeloo]

@@TheMachisei hahahah, ok, cope harder!

[@007supertime]

an other burger baby with to much corn syrup in his diet, grown up with similac instead of mothers milk ,you can not5 understand what he is saying bz you are a sheep walking into slaughter house every given moment by your own government

[@bingbong6467]

Dark beyond belief wake up world

[@melvintabao8368]

...and...he just killed his own daughter...

[@John-cm8yd]

No the United States and its allies killed her. The idea all stemmed from ceo's in silicon Valley

[@Olegstuff21986]

Are you an idiot?

[@ruth.greening]

What makes you so sure?

[@ericcrabtree6245]

The biggest thing I learned from this interview is that part of the world has terrible hair products.

[@wauliepalnuts6134]

*_I CAN TELL YOU VOTED FOR BIDEN._*

[@ericcrabtree6245]

@Big Richard I didn’t vote at all and I doubt you can tell the time.

[@wauliepalnuts6134]

@@ericcrabtree6245 *_SO WE'VE DETERMINED:_* *_1.) YOU'RE SIMPLE-MINDED._* *_2.) YOU'RE A LIAR._*

[@gee8883]

You just explained how Turkey is No.1 destination for hairtrnsplant treatment now.

[@henkoosterink8744]

Dugin where is your daughter?😅

[@Olegstuff21986]

A man who laughs at death and suffering is a dead man.

[@henkoosterink8744]

@@Olegstuff21986 Says a Russian who's army is killing women and children. Go to hell.

[@ruth.greening]

Hate speech?

[@vaclavmiller8032]

What a creep.

[@gogaonzhezhora8640]

...you are.. Here. Fixed it for you

[@shaonsarker9174]

Bangali language a dubing how ochit

[@addyred1861]

kothai

[@technofaisal]

This is Putin’s brain talking.

[@ThePantygun]

Unshaved...

[@John-of8vr]

How do you like the war in Ukraine now?

[@AethelwulfOfNordHymbraLand2333]

He's loving it seen as his enemy took the bait, taking credit for and celebrating his blood sacrifice, thereby giving Russia justification to escalate its operations in Ukraine.

[@skeptikson3894]

Being a philosopher should be recognized as a mental illness.

[@davidcrandall4958]

Are you a philosopher?

[@carlosmendez-yn2sr]

if the fantasy about what's true but mrDugin mistake rhetoric for real position Mr Putin is more a principle man and same for Erdogan business well a similar situation he is a politician that play a card of nationalism we would see how reality play

[@2112jonr]

🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

[@michaelp7617]

Hey Dugan, where’s your daughter? 🤣🤣🤣

[@Olegstuff21986]

Where's your brain and heart, Mike?

[@michaelp7617]

@@Olegstuff21986 My brain is functioning just fine. My heart doesn’t weep for fascist pigs who openly advocate for murdering civilians. Her death is a blessing to the world. And daddy is next. 🤣🤣🤣

[@ruth.greening]

This is hate speech! Why has yt allowed it?

[@JamesNelson-gg8up]

Lol. Boom! Lol

[@dinamarkovic4263]

💎💎💎🕊️💎💎💎 💎BRILIJANT💎 💎💎💎💎 💎💎💎 💎💎 💎

[@ruth.greening]

So artistic! Thank you! ♥️

[@CoCojoy420]

His ideas are dangerous.

[@heartlessbastard4978]

How so? [Honest question]

[@NUDZZZ]

his ideas are brilliant. and non violent unlike the west

[@tayzk5929]

Dangerous to the devil

[@otnoirhc]

@@NUDZZZ Haha non violent, I don't think so, he basically called for genocide in Ukraine a few years back

[@mochamadfarid5721]

@@otnoirhc say that to the West who invaded Afghanistan, Irak, Libya, Somalia and killed millions civilians there.

[@jeremyvanbriesies1940]

This guy' says.' ..what Putin ' think'...

[@slavomirakrasna2111]

Hm. If the guy says what Putin thinks, that would make me and many many other Putin🤔

[@georgalem3310]

15:00 "Realist tradition in international politics is based on absolute recognition of sovereignty. So sovereign Turkey, with sovereign USA and sovereign Russia... we could create different forms of geopolitical alliances." A perfect instance of double standards par excellence as on 24th February 2022 Russia invaded Ukraine. In reality: the only variable that matters is power. The whole concept of justice in international politics is based on degrees of power. Any given nation will seek to expand until there is another force that can keep it in check. At any rate, though tragic for the Ukrainian people, this invasion will only serve to make Europe stronger, and was therefore a positive development for the EU. One is only to hope that it will be capitalised upon accordingly.

[@paulzx5034]

US empire, Turkish empire, Russian empire..Ukraine is a part of Russian empire. In Dugin's world theres no place for "sovereign national states". Its about civilizations.

[@KnightEurasia]

Украина не суверенная страна. Это искусственное создание на территории бывшей единой России, которая была раздроблена и отделена от России в ходе агрессии запада на суверенную цивилизацию русского мира. ТЫ показатель двойного стандарта. Пока западный мир вторгался на территорию Евразийской цивилизации в 90 и вёл политику геноцида, уничтожения и разделения Советского союза на микро государства для того чтобы подчинить их воле глобалистов - это было нарушением суверенитета России. Суверенная Россия это субъект мировой истории, которая требует права на субъектность . У вас западников есть исключительно мерзкое материалистичное представление о слабых и сильных - такая топика никогда не рассматривалась в историале русского народа. Наша Евразийская цивилизация едина в высшем, в аполоническом единстве. А вы грязная челядь, некультурный умирающий запад вторглись на нашу землю и забрали у нас наших людей, нашу землю. Теперь мы закономерно возвращаем ее. Вам ведь не покажут по ТВ как сотни тысяч людей из освобожденных сёл буквально плачут на плечах русских солдат и благодарят их за спасение из под Режима Киева -вам показывают только богатеньких сучек которые жили на западе украины и единственное что они потеряли с начала военной операции - это свой доход. И поэтому они ноют. Как бы вам глобалисты не внушали что Россия незаконно вторглась на территорию суверенной украины - все мультиполярные силы в лице Ирана, Китая, Индии - понимают что это восстановление русской цивилизации. Если ты считаешь Украину субъектом и государством- - хотя это тот же исторический русский народ с другим диалектом, то тогда признавай что в Европейском союзе есть независимые субъекты в виде: Окситании, Бретони, Нормандии, страны басков, каталонии, Уэльса, Шотландии, Валлонии, Фландрии, Христиании, Баварии, Вестфалии, Померании, Ломбардии, Сардинии, Сицилии, Тироля, Трансильвании. Турция находится в нато, пока на ее территории проживает курдский народ, который подавляется турками - почему ты не радеешь за Курдистан как за субъекта? ВЫ такие смешные, потому что вы клоуну. Смотрите ютуб и западные телеканалы - не прочитали не одной книги. Это ВЫ - европейские универсалисты шовинисты. Сидите у себя в США или Европе, и считаете что вы имеете право решать что происходит в мире, и какую оценку давать тем или иным событиям. Закрой свой мерзкий рот и молись на Сороса.

[@georgalem3310]

@@KnightEurasia The Western world invaded the territory of the Soviet Union and pursued a policy of genocide and destruction? Is this supposed to be a joke? I suggest you review, for your own good, the information/meme bubble where you find yourself in. The fact, dear sir, is this: Germany and many countries in Europe (excluding the UK and ofc the US) were pursuing a very friendly policy with Russia (e.g., Merkel got criticised a lot for her over-friendliness with Putin over the years) up until this year. The sentiment behind this policy was this: if we are strongly economically related with Russia, then it will be more likely that Russia becomes a friendly state. Now, this war is going to bring a lot of suffering on a global scale, not just the hunger issue (which Russia's government is deliberately causing btw) but what is worse, the global warning problem. That is all very regrettable. However, as I said, nobody will back off even as much as an inch to Russia's elites. As a matter of fact, Russia will emerge much weaker from this conflict. This was a catastrophic miscalculation of the Russian leadership, whose real consequences will become apparent over the years (unless the current course is significantly rectified that is, which appears very unlikely to say the least).

[@KnightEurasia]

@@georgalem3310 Ничего нового не услышал. Как ты представлял собой типичного либерала запертого в пространстве своей либеральной пропаганды - так ты в ней и остался. У меня открыты глаза - я вижу. Ты же все мои факты и действительности "опроверг" фразой "ой ну ты не понимаешь". Пока ты говоришь о том что мы слабеем, почему то я вижу обратную сторону. Философия русской государственности поднимается невероятными масштабами. Проводили дружественную политику с Россией? кто западники? пока ваши либералы сотрудничали с нашими либералами это было для тебя сотрудничество. Любой элемент запада - это элемент запада. Россия не запад, и вы видите дружественную Россию только как копию европейской псевдо-демократии. Истинная власть народа - это поднятый из глубин историала русский логос, по принципам которого идёт Владимир Путин. Россия становится сильнее в вопросах метафизики, в вопросах геополитики, пока вам внушают что мы типо слабеем или ослабеем через время. Вы так думаете потому что вы сами слабеете, падаете вниз. Ты и твоя цивилизация - враги для моей русской цивилизации. Это факт, и после всего того что запад сделал для России мы наконец без сокрытия своих истинных мотивов говорим: Мы вас ненавидим, презираем. Всю вашу жалкую либеральную индивидуальную демократию, все ваши гештальты торгашей. МЫ РУССКИЕ - мы царство земли, а ваша западная Атлантида которое является царством моря скоро утонет как свой мифологический про-образ. Мне настолько омерзительная вся ваша западная цивилизация глобалистов модернистов, что я даже не буду писать тебе это на английском. и Почему проблему голода провоцирует российское правительство? хехе, наша экономика не глобальная, а имеет много автаркических черт. Нам вообще плевать на то что запад растянул свои торговые сети на весь мир и теперь не может привести их в порядок. У нас есть в стране все продукты, бензин не подорожал, цены не поднялись а держатся на старых позициях или даже упали, потому что упал доллар. Забавно как все западные экономисты пророчат нам дефолт - пока экономика России процветает Хахха. Ты такой смешной. Представляешь на нашей страны вообще почти никак не сказалось то что вы на западе называете "мировым кризисом". А Перспектива "мирового голода" которым вас тоже пугают где находит свое основание? раньше запад в традициях колониализма выкачивал из Украины 70% ресурсов, оставляя стране только остатки - из-за чего украина увеличивала закупки и возникали лишние траты в бюджете. Сейчас же никаких перспектив мирового голода нет, к тому же все остальные страны которые не входят в западный мир так и говорят - "у нас всё нормально" - Китай, Иран, Индия, Южная америка живут без серьезных последствий. От голода и кризиса страдает только хваленый западный капитализм. ХАХХА тебе самому несмешно? говорить что мы сейчас так настрадаемся, когда все последствия кризиса только у вас :D. Хотя даже если вы все умрёте от голода, нам будет в плюс. Потому что мы вас ненавидим. И были только ради увидеть как бы вы все замерзли зимой или сдохли от голода.

[@georgalem3310]

@@KnightEurasia I will only add one thing to our exchange, and that is, that I in fact love the Russian culture. Достоевский is one of my favourite writers. What I wrote above did not have in mind the Russian culture or people but rather its political elites, who as a rule do not care much about the people (this is true of any country). All the best and love to you.

[@christopherhumphreys7052]

A born liar and very Dangerous Man......He should remember what happened to Rasputin......

[@quandaliuslinglingdinglebe3394]

Hahaha his daughters dead Russia moment 😈

[@Olegstuff21986]

He's never said anything bad about the Ukrainian people. You, sir, support terrorism.

[@stevenrichardson1843]

Dugin is a propagandist not a philosopher. What interests him is power not ideas. But the loss of his daughter is so sad, sorry mate. Ideas aren't more important than people. As soon as you think that you become dangerous and maybe evil.

[@NSResponder]

His daughter was a totalitarian scumbag, too. Shed no tears for her.

[@diegosmith3534]

Sounds a bit like Borat.

[@MrJerdnajerdna]

So do you.

[@pavelthefabulous5675]

Vary Nice!

[@KnightEurasia]

Ты западный расист и русофоб. Он русский и является носителем великого русского языка. И никто в мире не обязан знать ваш грязный английский.

[@tomweber1733]

Get a Dentist Socialist

[@jimweights8908]

The face of evil

[@mochamadfarid5721]

Say that to the Prime Minister of Israel who invaded Palestine for 60 years.

[@NoMadMediaProductions]

Sure, not that of a hypocrite at least

[@jimweights8908]

@@NoMadMediaProductions a hypocrite and a satanist

[@Olegstuff21986]

Don't be so harsh on yourself, Jim.

[@jimweights8908]

@@Olegstuff21986 professor thought he could encourage mass murder and untold horrors in safety from university desk

[@dannycardona211]

Evil old man

[@robhansen6745]

Let’s look at Ukraine’s disgraced former president, the legitimately elected Victor Yanukovych. After he fled to Russia the idea that he remained the legitimate head of state, and therefore the manner in which he was replaced was automatically illegitimate, was commonplace. This line of thinking was heavily promulgated by his new host country for reasons that are self-evident. But was it right, or even logical, to claim this? The legitimacy of the Yanukovych regime indeed began with a fair election, albeit an election in which the Ukrainian people had no good choices. But could that legitimacy go on unquestioned despite the blatant grand scale theft of state resources? No. Of course it could not. Common hooligans and thugs were brought to Kyiv by the Yanukovych authorities (first recorded on Nov. 29, 2013 when the revolution was just a few days old) to terrorize the residents of the capital. This act was completely in contradiction to Article 3 of the constitution that Yanukovych was elected to uphold. It was right to question Yanukovych’s legitimacy after this. Can the legitimacy of a ruling authority survive past the blatantly illegal adoption of laws designed to end democracy and create a dictatorship? No. Of course it cannot. Yet, this is what the Yanukovych controlled Party of Regions attempted to do on Jan. 16, 2014. Later analysis of images taken in parliament that while 235 MPs were declared to have voted for these “dictatorship” laws, only about half of this number of MPs were actually in the session hall when the vote was taken (by a show of hands - also illegal.) After such clearly anti-democratic and dishonest actions, can anyone consider that authority to be legitimate? The actions were a breach of Article 5 of Ukraine’s constitution - something that Yanukovych was under oath to protect and uphold. But he failed to keep his word. There were more violations of the constitution by Yanukovych, its supposed protector. Article 27 of Ukraine’s constitution says that “Every person shall have the inalienable right to life. No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of life.” Yet Yuri Verbitsky, a 42 year old geologist from Lviv, was kidnapped, tortured, and murdered by forces belonging to the Yanukovych regime between Jan. 22 and Jan. 25 of 2014. That Yanukovych had already lost any legitimacy by this point should be beyond question. Later, of course, came the deaths of many more people on Jan. 18 and then Jan. 20, after which Yanukovych fled to Russia, insisting his authority and position were still legitimate. Define legitimate. The idea that legitimacy carries on from appointment without further question is a complete fallacy. It is something that we should refuse to accept. An elected leader most certainly can lose their legitimacy through illegal and/or unconstitutional, actions. The most recent public attempt at increasing the fog blurring the distinction between legitimately elected and legitimate comes from Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. Bottom line, they are not the same, although it is easy to see why Russia’s ruling clan would seek to pretend that they are.

[@Olegstuff21986]

Poroshenko was much worse, Zelensky is satan incarnate for Ukraine. Did it getter any better? :) Yanukovich was the legitimate president.

[@jimweights8908]

Satan

[@tayzk5929]

America is the Great Satan

[@mochamadfarid5721]

@@tayzk5929 don't forget Israel also

[@KnightEurasia]

Ты

[@jimweights8908]

@@KnightEurasia no - Dugin. He espouses fascism and putin is his satanic follower. we will free the russian people from these perverts and degenerates weirdos

[@eleonorarosengeist5250]

I was a Dugin-fan, since I like his idea of Euranianism. But thanks to this interview my sympathy collapsed. So thank you! How can this man say that the West was behind the "coup" in Turkey? Turkey IS IN THE NATO and (unfortunately) has fantastic relations with the west, which permits that the West never did sanctions against Turkey for all the violations of human rights. He says that Erdogan is fighting against curds and daesh? Does he really not know all the buisness between Turkey and IS? the support of the muslim-bortherhood (another sect) and protecting terrorists? The expensionist visions of Erdogans new soultanate? his wars in Iraq and Syria? Sorry Dugin, you love Erdogan only because he shows opportunistic sympathy to Putin, and you blend all the lack of human values he represents. What kind of "philo-sopher" (lover of wisdom) you are? You are only a resligious ideologist, and an opportunist like Rasputin.

[@utvpoop]

The fact that Turkey is a NATO member is not enough. The American and radical liberal elites support Turkish counter-elites like Gülen (and these around the world like Navalny etc.). They want to intensify the rotation of elites in these countries and make the process of it more democratic rather than religious, national or any other. Thus they make the world more globalistic an united (but under their hegemonic power of course).

[@Barbabapan]

He's no philosopher. Just a guy who knows how to survive Putin's oppression, probably.

[@saifspetsnaz3737]

It was just a stance

[@ArrowBast]

Erdogans purge of his army after the coup must have somewhat weakened turkey, russia must be relishing it while using islamist dope urdogan as an useful idiot.

[@brahim119]

*@Eleonora Rosengeist.* You are entitled to be a fan or not. However, you said/speculate. _How can this man say that the West was behind the "coup" in Turkey? Turkey IS IN THE NATO and (unfortunately) has fantastic relations with the west, which permits that the West never did sanctions against Turkey for all the violations of human rights_ The West lead by the Washingtonians is notorious for fomenting coup d’états and invading many sovereign nations in almost every continent for decades, and against anyone who does not want to be their vassals or reject their suzerainty, *THAT'S HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION.* History is witness to their nefarious deeds that even you can’t deny, unless you are dishonest. As for the _fantastic_ relations with West and that the West never did sanctions against Turkey for all the violation of human rights, you mean the human rights that your West violates every time they see fit, review your history to find out all by yourself, granted you are an honest, objective and avid researcher. The West lead by the Washingtonians sanctioned their NATO member including Turkey, it seems that you missed or ignored a lot of news these past few years. _Does he really not know all the buisness between Turkey and IS?_ You mean -ISIS- *USIS,* that’s a creation of the Washingtonians and their masters in Tel Aviv. Inform yourself. _The expensionist visions of Erdogans new soultanate?_ Typical parroting of your mediocre mainstream media. Erdogan’s sultana, Putin’s rebuilding the USSR, and other nonsensical speculations. It seems that you are looking at a mirror Made in America. By the way, a *sultan* means a *ruler,* or the one who has *authority,* nothing else. Rulers like Biden, Putin, Macron etc... They rule their respective countries. _Sorry Dugin, you love Erdogan only because he shows opportunistic sympathy to Putin_ A stateman who sees the chance to defend the interests of the country he represents, is a real stateman whether you like him or not. Anything besides that is just an opportunistic who defends his career and his pocket working for others special interest parasites and not for his people.

[@mihuhih2186]

maybe Belarus should join NATO

[@KnightEurasia]

Может тебе пора помыться?

[@paulam.593]

He is a vile vile person, his daughter payed the price, and I hate, my heart turned so cold, that i can only think, this was coming to you, and not mourn a loss of a life

[@KrolKaz]

You need to get right with God if the death of even your enemy doesn't move you.

[@paulam.593]

@@KrolKaz Not when they are ready to kill much much more, what would you pick?

[@AethelwulfOfNordHymbraLand2333]

He sacrificed his daughter for his Eurasian ambitions; he was forewarned of what was to happen, but did nothing to save her. This is a guy that's praised Alistar Cowley and said kabalah is the greatest thing since sliced bread--he's a black magician. And his enemies took bait, taking credit for and celebrating the killing, thereby giving Russia justification to escalate its operations in Ukraine.

[@InspireVents]

Bulsheet

[@Zionist298]

No daughter?

[@Olegstuff21986]

No brain? No heart?

[@Zionist298]

@@Olegstuff21986 she was pro russian as well

[@Olegstuff21986]

@@Zionist298 And you're pro your own country. Does that make you a military target?

[@festungkurland9804]

How is all that bs going for you now dugin? Not as fun as you thought huh? lol

[@ruth.greening]

Calling out hate speech! Where are the censorship bureau when you need them? Heh! Fact checkers, are you asleep on the job?

[@michaelp7617]

@@ruth.greening How predictable. A Russian troll calling for censorship. 🤣🤣🤣

[@hamidrony5964]

he is a false man

[@kevkeary4700]

new multi polar system under the Russian boot, no thanks

[@slawekwojtowicz]

Karma always works. He and his family got the Darwin Award. His bloodline is already extinct.

[@Bradyvilleboy]

If you believe in Karma, you should not be happy at the death of someone's child.

[@slawekwojtowicz]

@@Bradyvilleboy the death of every evil person makes this planet a better place to live. Be kind and caring and you may survive what’s coming. Putin will start nuclear war, destroying this civilization.

[@AethelwulfOfNordHymbraLand2333]

You think that was karma? Ha ha. This black magician sacrificed his daughter knowing that his enemies would take credit for and celebrate it, thereby giving Russia justification to escalate its operations in Ukraine.

[@slawekwojtowicz]

@@AethelwulfOfNordHymbraLand2333 all the evil plots are failing already. We have won this war in spiritual realms already. Let’s watch how our victory over ancient enemies unfolds in this realm…

[@AethelwulfOfNordHymbraLand2333]

@@slawekwojtowicz Which ones?

[@edwu3314]

He’s a naZi.

[@timbow614]

He will get what he deserves.

[@susanpower9265]

doctor anca cernea in cultural marxism video mentions dugin praises aleister crowley/she also mentions guenon in allahcom comment below

[@ThePantygun]

Eschatology.