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Russia Officially Blames the Ukraine for Killing Dugina

The official news is that Russia has officially blamed the Kiev revolutionary Jewish government for killing Alexander Dugin’s daughter, Darya Dugina. This was pretty obvious. Who else was going to do it? The CIA could maybe a high level assassination of someone who matters –…

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“Shut It Down”: Hungarian Government Bans Spencerfest 2014

UPDATE: The conference, along with all of the speakers who were scheduled to appear, have now been officially banned from the country, apparently. WSJ : Hungary banned a conference scheduled for later this week of the U.S.-based National Policy Institute, saying it considers the organization…

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Alexander Dugin: Orthodox Eurasianism

Alexander Dugin Open Revolt September 15, 2014 Translated for Open Revolt by Venator 1 – The term “Orthodox Eurasianism” is increasingly used by the junta in Kiev to describe the worldview of the Republic of Novorossia. While it is clear that this element of language…

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Alexander Dugin: Some Suggestions for the American People

Alexander Dugin Open Revolt April 3, 2014 People as Existence Fourth Political Theory refuses three major forms of political Modernity – liberalism, (first political theory), communism/socialism (second political theory) and fascism/nazism (third political theory). So 4PT considers itself as essentially non-modern or counter-modern. That can…

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Alexander Dugin: Ukraine, Russia and “Westernia”

Alexander Dugin Open Revolt March 25, 2014 These are not civilized men. There are Ukrainians and Western Ukrainians. These are two different social, national, ethnic, and cultural groups. Ukrainians are a West Russian ethnos which recognizes its historic unity with Eastern Slavs and Velikorossy (a…

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Alexander Dugin: Now We Can Sum Up the First Results

Alexander Dugin Open Revolt March 22, 2014 Round one goes to Russia. Now we can sum up the first results. Real war didn’t begin. A Junta’s military attack didn’t occur. Neither the U.S., nor NATO have decided to make in this situation a direct military…

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