Musburger1
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Alexander Dugin is a Russian political scientist. Here's a view of Trump's election "from the other side" (Link). If you don't let his references to Alex Jones unsettle you, its a pretty good insight into how some of our government's "adversaries" view our government. In my opinion, Dugin may have overestimated what Trump can actually achieve. It remains to be seen how sincerely Trump will adhere to his declared agenda.
These days it is hardly possible to discusses anything serious other than the astonishing victory of Donald Trump and the crushing defeat of the protege of globalism, Hillary Clinton, in the American elections. This event is so important for the entire world order, than it can be analyzed from different sides. Everything is so saturated with different meanings that you don’t know what to start with…
Trump’s ascent first and foremost puts a decisive end to the unipolar world. Trump has directly rejected US hegemony in both its mild form, which the CFR insists on, and in its harsh form, as the neocons call for. In these elections, the two main American globalist think thanks rallied around the candidacy of Clinton and collapsed. This means that the unipolar world is liquidated not only under the pressure of other countries, but from within America itself. The peoples and states of the world can finally take a deep breath. The expansion of globalism has been stopped at its very center. The new multipolar world means that the US will henceforth become one of several poles of world order, a powerful and important one, but not the only one, and more importantly one that has no claims to being exceptional.
Putin, standing in the vanguard of the struggle for multipolarity, led up to this. November 8th, 2016 was a most important victory for Russia and him personally. There is no alternative to the multipolar order, and now we can finally create the architecture of this new world order - not through war, but through peace. Trump has brought this with him.
Trump’s victory shows that there are two Americas today, or rather, two versions of the United States: Clinton’s America and Trump’s America. Trump’s America is traditional and conservative, healthy, and worthy of respect. This America said a resounding “no” to globalism and the expansion of liberal ideology. This is the real America, the America of realism which has chosen its president and not succumbed to the false propaganda of the globalist liberal media. This means more than just complete default for almost all major networks and large information corporations, besides The Los Angeles Times which, against all the rest, confidently predicted Trump’s victory. This means the emergence of a new information sphere, a symbol of which is Alex Jones’ Infowars, which has turned into the most powerful resource of true information in the US and whose audience has rapidly grown to 20,000,000 in a matter of days and bypassed the big-budget channels. This is not only the power of belief, this is the power of truth. In insisting that the truth does matter, Alex Jones expresses the position of real America, that America which saw its full representative in Trump. More than half of the US population believes only in itself, not the lying liberal globalist propaganda of the transnational elites. This is brilliant news. Dialogue can be held with this kind of America. Out of the shadows has emerged a second America whose symbolic information resources are now The Los Angeles Times and Alex Jones’ internet television.
Alex Jones asserts plainly: Trump’s victory is the beginning of an American revolution. The people are overthrowing the transnational elite. This is the dawn of a national liberation struggle. The world government’s networks have loosened their grip on the US’ throat, and henceforth America will be in the same position as all the other states engaged in the same struggle of peoples, cultures, and traditions against the maniacal liberal sect of globalists. Today, we are all in solidarity with the American people.
After these elections, we should abandon simplistic anti-Americanism, which was completely appropriate when the US was ruled by the globalists, but is now more misplaced. If America, like Trump promised, focuses on its internal problems and leaves humanity alone, then there is no longer any reason to hate it.
After all, it’s not America, but its elites that aggressive imposed upon humanity unnatural, repulsive, and destructive values and subjugated states, sowed terror and chaos under the guise of ‘democracy’, shed oceans of blood, and invaded sovereign states. Trump does not belong to these elites. He is not one of them. This means that he will support other values - conservative, American, and Christian ones. His policies towards the rest of the world will be different.
European liberals have lost their advisor. When they pitifully call Washington to ask where and when the next gay parade should be held, Merkel or Hollande will now get a rustic and rough American response: “Go to hell.”
The globalist networks of countless NGO’s and foreign agents in Russia will lose even more support. If they want to help Trump’s America, then they can go to the United States and work tirelessly. No more funds will be allocated for mudslinging against and degrading other cultures and traditions. Unlike Clinton, Trump does not consider LGBT, feminism, and postmodernism to be the last words of progress, but a disease. The most that they will be able to get out of America now is treatment for their perversions. The Soros Foundation, an organization that is already banned in Russia, will apparently in the near future be recognized as extremist in the USA itself. All of this and much more is the work of Donald Trump.
Some retort that we overestimate Trump. Yesterday, they scoffed at us when we predicted his victory. Today, our time has come. This is a window of opportunity and it is open. If we fail to use it now, then we will have only ourselves to blame.
Trump’s ascent first and foremost puts a decisive end to the unipolar world. Trump has directly rejected US hegemony in both its mild form, which the CFR insists on, and in its harsh form, as the neocons call for. In these elections, the two main American globalist think thanks rallied around the candidacy of Clinton and collapsed. This means that the unipolar world is liquidated not only under the pressure of other countries, but from within America itself. The peoples and states of the world can finally take a deep breath. The expansion of globalism has been stopped at its very center. The new multipolar world means that the US will henceforth become one of several poles of world order, a powerful and important one, but not the only one, and more importantly one that has no claims to being exceptional.
Putin, standing in the vanguard of the struggle for multipolarity, led up to this. November 8th, 2016 was a most important victory for Russia and him personally. There is no alternative to the multipolar order, and now we can finally create the architecture of this new world order - not through war, but through peace. Trump has brought this with him.
Trump’s victory shows that there are two Americas today, or rather, two versions of the United States: Clinton’s America and Trump’s America. Trump’s America is traditional and conservative, healthy, and worthy of respect. This America said a resounding “no” to globalism and the expansion of liberal ideology. This is the real America, the America of realism which has chosen its president and not succumbed to the false propaganda of the globalist liberal media. This means more than just complete default for almost all major networks and large information corporations, besides The Los Angeles Times which, against all the rest, confidently predicted Trump’s victory. This means the emergence of a new information sphere, a symbol of which is Alex Jones’ Infowars, which has turned into the most powerful resource of true information in the US and whose audience has rapidly grown to 20,000,000 in a matter of days and bypassed the big-budget channels. This is not only the power of belief, this is the power of truth. In insisting that the truth does matter, Alex Jones expresses the position of real America, that America which saw its full representative in Trump. More than half of the US population believes only in itself, not the lying liberal globalist propaganda of the transnational elites. This is brilliant news. Dialogue can be held with this kind of America. Out of the shadows has emerged a second America whose symbolic information resources are now The Los Angeles Times and Alex Jones’ internet television.
Alex Jones asserts plainly: Trump’s victory is the beginning of an American revolution. The people are overthrowing the transnational elite. This is the dawn of a national liberation struggle. The world government’s networks have loosened their grip on the US’ throat, and henceforth America will be in the same position as all the other states engaged in the same struggle of peoples, cultures, and traditions against the maniacal liberal sect of globalists. Today, we are all in solidarity with the American people.
After these elections, we should abandon simplistic anti-Americanism, which was completely appropriate when the US was ruled by the globalists, but is now more misplaced. If America, like Trump promised, focuses on its internal problems and leaves humanity alone, then there is no longer any reason to hate it.
After all, it’s not America, but its elites that aggressive imposed upon humanity unnatural, repulsive, and destructive values and subjugated states, sowed terror and chaos under the guise of ‘democracy’, shed oceans of blood, and invaded sovereign states. Trump does not belong to these elites. He is not one of them. This means that he will support other values - conservative, American, and Christian ones. His policies towards the rest of the world will be different.
European liberals have lost their advisor. When they pitifully call Washington to ask where and when the next gay parade should be held, Merkel or Hollande will now get a rustic and rough American response: “Go to hell.”
The globalist networks of countless NGO’s and foreign agents in Russia will lose even more support. If they want to help Trump’s America, then they can go to the United States and work tirelessly. No more funds will be allocated for mudslinging against and degrading other cultures and traditions. Unlike Clinton, Trump does not consider LGBT, feminism, and postmodernism to be the last words of progress, but a disease. The most that they will be able to get out of America now is treatment for their perversions. The Soros Foundation, an organization that is already banned in Russia, will apparently in the near future be recognized as extremist in the USA itself. All of this and much more is the work of Donald Trump.
Some retort that we overestimate Trump. Yesterday, they scoffed at us when we predicted his victory. Today, our time has come. This is a window of opportunity and it is open. If we fail to use it now, then we will have only ourselves to blame.
