re: Kash’s girlfriend says Flynn, Tucker, Kent, & Candace are tied to a foreign influence org

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She is as dishonest a person as I've ever encountered.

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Imagine this: One of the most influential voices in independent media in the United States, Tucker Carlson, publicly and explicitly named by a Russian philosopher as the leading bridge to what he calls "real MAGA." Now imagine this same philosopher going to Rome, Italy, and having an 8-hour meeting with Steve Bannon in a hotel room that sits steps from Julius Evola's former apartment, bonding over Traditionalist philosophy and strategies to dismantle what they consider to be "liberal globalism." This philosopher is now courting the rise of the "Woke Right," the people supposedly on the Right who believe the world is controlled by the Jews and dive head-first into discussions of astral projection, third-eye activation, giants as suppressed ancient history, communication with the dead, and a decentralized, non-institutional form of esoteric Christianity, which would be a religious free-for-all, aimed squarely at Americans who describe themselves as "spiritual but not religious."
This is in no way hypothetical or a fringe conspiracy post. This is the exact content of a video released in early March 2026 by Aleksandr Dugin, who many in the West refer to as "Vladimir Putin's brain." Dugin has been operating in the shadows for years with a clear, operational plan to portray the United States as in terminal, moral, economic, and political collapse. He has accused President Donald Trump of betraying the multipolar vision of a world where the United States is not the superpower of the world and is actively recruiting Americans to his cause through influencers whose anti-Israel positions and emerging spiritual content already are aligned with his broader metaphysical and geopolitical framework.

The first person the Bond-villain lookalike names is Tucker Carlson, followed by Candy-O the bisexual, psychotic stalker, Alex Jones, Andrew Napolitano, Larry Johnson, Jackson Hinkle, and even Kim Dotcom as natural vectors for amplification. The message from him is unmistakable, even with his thick accent: these figures are not random choices. Their content, whether it's their geopolitical critique or esoteric spiritual exploration, creates the perfect entry point for Dugin's vision of a multipolar world in which Russia leads a grand Eurasian bloc against what he refers to as Western "hegemony."
Now you may be asking yourself, "Why should I care?" Well, because these are not marginal voices operating at the edges of the internet. Tucker Carlson's independent platform reaches tens of millions weekly, shaping how millions think about foreign policy, cultural decline, and institutional trust (which they rightly deserve to lose trust in). Candy-O commands a massive following among young people seeking more culturally insurgent alternatives to traditional GOP messaging as well as attacking Charlie Kirk's grieving widow and TPUSA. Nick Fuentes and the Groypers are rising in popularity. Alex Jones' ecosystem, despite years of ridiculous legal battles, still exerts outsized influence on populist thinking around hidden power structures, health freedom, and globalism. Now Megyn Kelly, a once-respected journalist, has decided to join their ranks amongst the Woke Right.
Steve Bannon remains a central connective node in nationalist circles through his War Room platform and international networking. If Dugin's outreach gains even partial traction, it does not merely produce a few awkward interviews or viral clips. It risks injecting a sophisticated, foreign-born, occult-tinged, and explicitly anti-liberal ideology into the beating heart of American conservatism. It could accelerate trends towards isolationism, civilization particularism over universal values, and a spiritual framework that simultaneously rejects secular liberalism and traditional Western Christianity in favor of something much more flexible, experiential, aligned with Eurasian metaphysics, and spells certainty for a world where China and Islam rule the world.
In short, a Russian philosopher with deep roots in esoteric fascism and Nazi legal theory is attempting to steer elements of the American right using the very influencers that millions of everyday conservatives already trust and follow. This is not abstract foreign policy trivia or the ravings of a marginal academic who, as I stated before, is known as "Putin's brain." It is a live influence operation aimed at Evangelical Christians and the populist right at a moment when that movement is already navigating internal fractures, spiritual hunger, and rightful skepticism toward mainstream institutions. Understanding Dugin and the full architecture behind his March 2026 video is no longer optional for anyone who cares about the direction of American sovereignty, the integrity of conservative media, and the long-term soul of the American right.
Who Is Aleksandr Dugin in 2026: From Soviet Underground Dissident to Russia's Leading Ideological Architect

Aleksandr Dugin was born on January 7, 1962, in Moscow to a family with strong ties to the Soviet military-intelligence apparatus. His father served as a high-ranking officer in the GCU (Soviet military intelligence), giving the young Dugin early exposure to geopolitical thinking and classified perspectives on the Cold War. Yet Dugin rebelled against the system. He was expelled from the Moscow Aviation Institute in the early 1980s for anti-Soviet activities and plunged into Moscow's underground dissident scene. From there he devoured forbidden Western texts on esotericism, Traditionalism, and far-right philosophy, translating works by René Guénon and Julius Evola while experimenting with occult practices.
By the late 1980s, he had joined Pamyat (translated as "Memory"), one of Russia's most notorious ultranationalist and antisemitic organizations, where he sharpened his ability to blend mysticism, conspiracy theory, and Russian Orthodox revivalism. The 1990s were his breakthrough decade amid the collapse of the Soviet Union. In 1993, he co-founded the National Bolshevik Party with writer Eduard Limonov, a deliberately provocative fusion of fascism, communism, and imperial Russian nationalism that earned the nickname "Nazbol." The party's aesthetic deliberately echoed Nazi symbolism, and its platform called for a vast "Eurasian Empire" stretching from Dublin to Vladivostok. Dugin eventually broke with Limonov in 1988, but the core idea endured.
His 1997 book Foundations of Geopolitics became the foundational text for modern Russian Revanchism. In it, Dugin laid out detailed strategies for weakening the United States through internal subversion, supporting racial separatist movements, isolating Britain, forging alliances with Iran and Germany, and eventually annexing Ukrainian territory.

Now doesn't that sound exactly like what's happening now?

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I reject Jacktron’s(Twitter verified)premise of the USA remaining the sole superpower through its unwavering support of Israel.

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What’s your thoughts on Aleksandr Dugin?

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