Topic: Liberal Totalitarianism

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Alexander Dugin defines the current globalist agenda as "liberal totalitarianism," a third form of totalitarianism following communism and fascism. He argues that this ideology is fundamentally anti-God, anti-family, and anti-human. The discussion frames Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin as leaders who have stepped out of this "satanic" system to defend traditional values and national sovereignty.

Dugin distinguishes between "old" classical liberalism, which favored majority rule and individual freedom, and "new" liberalism, which enforces the rule of minorities and "wokeism." He claims that modern democracy has been redefined to prevent the majority from choosing leaders like Putin or Hitler, effectively becoming a prescriptive totalitarian system. This "new liberalism" mandates progressivism as a duty rather than a choice.