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Tucker Carlson continues popularizing Russian ideology. He interviewed Dugin, one of the key Russian ideologists. Dugin is among the main inspirers of the war and genocide of Ukrainians. During the interview, Tucker Carlson was once more in a "silent listener" position, giving the Kremlin ideologist a chance to speak...

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The Candace Owens controversy matters because it sits at the intersection of two things that should not be conflated but plainly reinforce each other: a platform and an ideology. The platform is the St. Petersburg Economic Forum — not a neutral business venue, but a forum of war normalization. And the panel itself is the giveaway. Owens is scheduled to speak on a session titled “A Big Family, A Big Reach: New Demographics and Narratives for Media Leaders,” staged under the forum’s “family values” banner. Her co-panelists are not fellow journalists. They include Alexander Zharov — appointed personally by Putin to run the Russian state’s media apparatus and under U.S. sanctions — and Anna Kuznetsova, a sitting deputy speaker of the State Duma, with a Russian state-TV anchor moderating. That is the real picture: a Western conservative commentator seated beside a sanctioned chief of Russian state propaganda, and the whole thing marketed as a defense of “the family.” The ideology that makes this legible is supplied by figures like Alexander Dugin — who is not a forum delegate in any confirmed speaking role, but the theorist of its underlying logic, and who appeared on the same leaked participant lists that exposed Owens (she herself coyly allowed she “might” run into him). Dugin never opposed the West wholesale — he split it in two: a “globalist” West to be destroyed, and an “other,” anti-liberal West to be recruited as an ally. That doctrine is the casting manual for who gets welcomed in St. Petersburg. The Kremlin does not need to convert anyone; it needs the part of the Western right that already shares the frame — anti-liberalism, “traditional values,” conspiracy, contempt for “globalists” — to stand on camera and validate it. These are not neutral platforms. They are part of Russia’s anti-Western ideological infrastructure, and conservatives who actually care about the West should take this seriously. 📹: Ideologue of the "Russian world" Dugin has never hidden his true attitude toward the United States.

Anton Gerashchenko

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