"Foundations of Geopolitics" by Alexander Dugin

Predicts the current state of global affairs with striking accuracy. Written 20 years ago. What's most intriguing about it...it was written as a guide for global manipulation and expansion by Russia. The book is course material at the General Staff Academy of the Russian Armed Forces.

It advocated removing the UK from the EU.

It advocated Russia make an alliance with Iran.

It advocated Russia pull Turkey away from Western influence.

It advocated Russia annex or dismember Georgia and the Ukraine.

It advocated fueling instability, sectarianism, and dissidence in the United States, and stoking as much anti-American sentiment around the globe as possible.

All of which happened. And, the stated goal of the entire affair is to form an anti-bourgeois, anti-American revolution" headed by Russia as the "Third Rome".

Oh, and of course, for anyone of such nature, it also encourages a continental Russian-Islamic alliance, based on the traditional character of both Russian and Islamic civilization. XD

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Cierzo · M

One of my favorite political authors. I agree very much on his Eurasian world vision, although it is not really original, Orwell's 1984 predates it.

Xuan12 · 31-35, M

@Cierzo Fascist, eh?

Cierzo · M

@Xuan12 Dugin? No, he thinks fascism failed.

Xuan12 · 31-35, M

@Cierzo He may say that, but most people define him as a fascist.

Cierzo · M

@Xuan12 But there is not a certain definition of what a fascist is

Xuan12 · 31-35, M

@Cierzo Most people are confused about the term, yes. But it is more clear to some. Perhaps because it does not simply fall on the oversimplified capitalist-communist spectrum it illudes the general public.

Xuan12 · 31-35, M

@Cierzo Anyway, I actually meant of you. Are you a fascist?

Cierzo · M

@Xuan12 Define what you understand for fascist and then I will answer.