This paper will argue that the Russian thinker Alexander Dugin, who tracks Heidegger much more closely than other theorists do,…
The Apocalyptic Revolutionary
The Axis of Resistance Against the Post Modern World
Geopolitics
Dugin’s talk with Hindu cafe
Dugin’s talk with Hindu cafe (Skype conference with Indian University) https://youtu.be/oC4-cPx7ML8 https://youtu.be/OL5Q6fQdCew
POPULISM: THE RULE OF THE PEOPLE AND THE NEW GLOBAL IDEOLOGY | Dugin
Those people who are now declaring war on the people and using the concept of “populism” in a derogatory manner…
Heretics
Moderate conservatism is no longer valid. It is exhausted. Either we fall into the abyss, or we remember how one flies with the wings of the soul. Any compromise between liberal accelerationism and mild-moderate conservatism is over. Only radical solutions remain.
Alexander Dugin
The age of utopias ended in Fallujah, a city razed by rival fundamentalists. The secular era is not in the future, as liberal humanists believe. It is in the past, which we have yet to understand.
John N Gray
A society that accepts all of Marxism’s negations against contemplative thought, religion, and metaphysics; that accepts, therefore, the Marxist reduction of ideas to instruments of production. But which, on the other hand, rejects the revolutionary-messianic aspects of Marxism, and thus all the religious elements that remain within the revolutionary idea. In this regard, it truly represents the bourgeois spirit in its pure state, the bourgeois spirit triumphant over its two traditional adversaries, transcendent religion and revolutionary thought.
Augusto Del Noce
Religion used to be the opium of the people. To those suffering humiliation, pain, illness, and serfdom, religion promised the reward of an after life. But now, we are witnessing a transformation, a true opium of the people is the belief in nothingness after death, the huge solace, the huge comfort of thinking that for our betrayals, our greed, our cowardice, our murders, we are not going to be judged.
Czeslaw Milosz
With the disappearance of the sacred, which imposed limits to the perfection that could be attained by the profane, arises one of the most dangerous illusions of our civilization—the illusion that there are no limits to the changes that human life can undergo, that society is “in principle” an endlessly flexible thing, and that to deny this flexibility and this perfectibility is to deny man’s total autonomy and thus to deny man himself.
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