04-20-2020, 10:55 AM
Blazkovitz,
Definitely for France. Unlike Germany, France still has desires of being a great power again. So we could see a LePen government trying to achieve such objectives along with following a more radical right policies at home.
As for the Netherlands, they have alot of strong alt right inspired parties now that will end up into power at some point. I think that Wilders party and the new forum for Democracy could end up in a coalition at some point. Italy is a no brainer.
Ah, Dugin and Moldburg. To be honest, I think Dugin is a crack pot that is stuck in the past with crazy ideas such as a Russian/Islamic alliance which wouldn't go down too well with the Russian people. His old fourth ideology could have been great but it was just one big rehash of the past that wouldn't work in the modern world. However, some of his ideas are influential in the Kremlin...
Moldburg has a point with the Cathedral and I have noticed that such a system does exist in western countries. Christianity is out and the new post enlightenment liberalism is the dominant ideology. I remember growing up in a time that was neo Soviet in the UK. If you dared express views that was anathema to the majority consensus (like how about we restrict immigration?) You were almost outed like a heretic and life became rather difficult for you...
As for the rest of his philosophy? I found it very boring and confusing.
Definitely for France. Unlike Germany, France still has desires of being a great power again. So we could see a LePen government trying to achieve such objectives along with following a more radical right policies at home.
As for the Netherlands, they have alot of strong alt right inspired parties now that will end up into power at some point. I think that Wilders party and the new forum for Democracy could end up in a coalition at some point. Italy is a no brainer.
Ah, Dugin and Moldburg. To be honest, I think Dugin is a crack pot that is stuck in the past with crazy ideas such as a Russian/Islamic alliance which wouldn't go down too well with the Russian people. His old fourth ideology could have been great but it was just one big rehash of the past that wouldn't work in the modern world. However, some of his ideas are influential in the Kremlin...
Moldburg has a point with the Cathedral and I have noticed that such a system does exist in western countries. Christianity is out and the new post enlightenment liberalism is the dominant ideology. I remember growing up in a time that was neo Soviet in the UK. If you dared express views that was anathema to the majority consensus (like how about we restrict immigration?) You were almost outed like a heretic and life became rather difficult for you...
As for the rest of his philosophy? I found it very boring and confusing.