[daniel1212]

This is essentially a phenomena of Duginist anti-Americanism that combines itself with a “Nationalism” that embraces even communist crapholes like Cuba. While I appreciate someone who kills journalists just as much as the next guy, this sort of ideology is utterly anti-American despite its lip service to anti-globalism and American patriotism. Ultimately the Duginist types do support a type of globalism—a one world empire originating in Russia, complete with renaming France “Gaul”, and other nations by their ancient names once they take power.

Rather eloquent, but had to look up Duginist, ideology of Aleksandr Dugin , Russian political analyst, strategist and philosopher known for his fascist views, leading organizer of the National Bolshevik Party, key member of the ruling United Russia party Sergei Naryshkin, of author of more than 30 books, and who calls to hasten the "end of times" with all-out war.

Now wonder we see stories like Dugin's Evil Theology - | National Review

[sasportas]

Great posts by both of you, especially your post 64, Daniel. Wasn’t aware of Dugin and his bizarre eschatology either.

Speaking of which, I have read your posts off and on for several years now, Daniel, but can’t remember you posting anything about your millennial view, whether you are Pre, A, or Post millennial (I myself am pre). I think it is going to have something to do with the issue here - Russia.

Putin’s Russia may not be the Soviet Union, but, in my view, his church’s Amillennialism (the Russian Orthodox Church is Amillennial, just like the RCC) is just about as totalitarian. Both the RCC and the Russian Orthodox, due to their interpretation of the millennial, believe that they are supposed to be ruling the world. In the case of Dugin, his part of the world, at least. Dugin’s “Eurasianism” from “Lisbon to Vladavostok” seems to fit the scenario.