Thread by @DrAlakbarov

According to Dugin, China must fall.

Russia’s ambitions in Asia will require “the territorial disintegration, splintering and the political and administrative partition of the [Chinese] state,” Dugin writes.

Russia’s natural partner in the Far East, according to him, is Japan.

https://twitter.com/page88/status/1505581707575103488

According to Dugin's "The Foundations of Geopolitics: The Geopolitical Future of Russia", published in 1997, the wrong alliance won World War II.

Dugin argues that if only Hitler had not invaded Russia, Britain could have been broken.

The US would have remained at home, isolationist and divided, and Japan would have ruled the former China as Russia’s junior partner.

Delusional? I'm not a historian but delusions become crucial when embraced by tyrants.

Dugin always argues from a Russian point of view. Like:

"Before modernity ruined everything, a spiritually motivated Russian people promised to unite Europe and Asia into one great empire, appropriately ruled by ethnic Russians."

I'm not going even further... #delusional

I must note that Dugin met Steve Bannon in Rome in 2018, and a quite predictable schism emerged in that meeting: the former believing that Western liberalism is the great enemy, and the latter instead finding that in China.

For Dugin, the source of modernity is the US.

For Steve Bannon - China. Bannon seriously believes that China is the actual engine of globalization, cosmopolitanism, borderlessness, and that you have this little upper crust in the US that interacts with it.

All of these people are far-right gurus:

🇧🇷 Olavo de Carvalho
🇭🇺 Tibor Baranyi
🇷🇺 Alexander Dugin
🇺🇸 Steve Bannon

Traditionalists? More like fascist and nazi occultists, which often flirted with far right.