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This is pretty interesting: despite (or because of) the unbreakable bond between Israel and the West, there is also a strong current of pro-Russian, Dugin-inspired 'Eurasianists' in Israel, who believe it's exactly Western influence that made politicians such as Rabin 'compromise' Zionism (the Oslo Accords already went too far in their eyes) and that a partnership with Russia would better serve the settler movement.
May 23, 2026 09:17AM
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csillagkohó
csillagkohó is on page 266 of 370
"It is not the presence of tradition in Iran and Turkey that allows Traditionalism into the intellectual mainstream, but the presence of modernity. ... One ["Traditionalist"] question is now asked in Turkey for the first time since the nineteenth century and is of pressing concern in Russia: East or West? Another is a central question for Iran today—modernization, or isolation for the sake of traditional religion?"
May 24, 2026 03:23AM
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csillagkohó
csillagkohó is on page 232 of 370
🍄‍🟫 "Sergey Kuryokhin's popularity derived partly from his 'mystifications', as when he maintained on a major television channel that Lenin was in fact a mushroom."
May 23, 2026 06:35AM
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csillagkohó
csillagkohó is on page 180 of 370
the gradual descent of Frithjof Schuon over the course of several chapters/decades from 'erudite scholar of religions' to 'cult leader accused of ritual child molestation' was a rollercoaster to be sure
May 22, 2026 05:06AM
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