Geopolitics this, geopolitics that ... how come we haven't heard this tune some - say: fifteen - years ago?
In this podcast we'll try to make a guess at this, by providing an introduction to pending detailed review of Alexander Dugin's ominous bestseller "Foundations of Geopolitics - Geopolitical Future of Russia".
Alexander Dugin has a strange habit of writing a book in Russian and than omitting a significant chunk of it - chapters even - in English translation.
Why?
Because: dupes.
src:www.freakingnews.com
In this nicked post (from 21st Century Wire) Vanessa Beeley demonstrates how all roads linking various NGOs involved in "alleviating" the Syrian "humanitarian" crisis to their financiers, somehow end up leading to George Soros.
"Another round of US-Russia tensions might be unfolding, but such a clash was neither foreordained nor inevitable; between the two largely distant lands there is mutual nuclear deterrence and an absence of directly conflicting vital interests. Beyond inane sloganeering about democracy and human rights, more sophisticated Western strategists can cite new iterations of Halford Mackinder’s Heartland thesis or the latest Eurasian pipeline maneuvers as reasons to “contain” Russia. None of this accounts for a cosmopolitan oligarchy that sets policy, subsidizes scholarship, and manufactures consent in pursuit of its totalitarian agenda." So says Mark Hackard of the 'Soul of the East'. So what's left to old Kali than to copy&paste.
