“…Alexander Dugin, a philosopher and a prominent figure behind the “Russian World” іdeology, has publicly advocated for increased state surveillance and control over society.
In a recent blog post on March 12, Dugin described the tightening of government oversight as an unavoidable reality that Russians must accept.
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The philosopher also addressed the historical role of the Russian people, suggesting that suffering is a natural part of their national experience. He claimed that any harm caused to other nations is justified through a lens of humility and national glory.
“We, Russians, have always suffered in history. Such is our fate. We are a great people, and if someone was treated unfairly, it is only for humility and for glory,” Dugin wrote…”