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My friend Leonid Savin did a very interesting interview with a Turkish publication.
As translated (and I simply ran a browser version which isn’t the most accurate):
Leonid Savin: the: In the beginning, liberalism was not a totalitarian ideology like it is now. Adam Smith, the father of economic liberalism, spoke of the wealth of nations and cared about the free trade policy or protectionism that the state could use to develop the economy. In fact, he was pro-state and did not mention the free-market norms promoted by neoliberal agents. In the meantime, he never mentioned the invisible hand “ of “pias, but Christian or Muslim unnoticed he spoke about the invisible hand of God, which is in line with the lifestyle of any conservative person. His ideas were distorted by new generations. Like the ideas of the Austrian school of political liberalism, which supports the idea of freedom of expression in the context of diversity of different perspectives, including ideologies.
Now neoliberalism is a totalitarian anti-human ideology that supports many disgusting ideas, such as transgenderism, the legalization of drugs, aggressive teomachy that attacks any religion and its followers. In a sense, neoliberalism promotes various deviations in traditional society that are seen as mental illness or crime. Rene Guenon described it as the forbidden and demonic began to invade the world and change it to its dark essence. It is really hard to resist because it is imposed by the governments of Western countries that have dominated world politics for centuries because of colonialism.
But now we have a good chance because the unipolar era of American hegemony is over. We are now in a multipolar period that needs to be corrected. And we have a chance to strengthen our strategies and policies against the neoliberal order by respecting our traditions. Education is very important, so we must bring new curricula for our schools and universities and reorganize the educational process under our own umbrella, rejecting the Bolonga process and all the destructive practices of student exchanges, Erasmus program, etc.
Read the whole thing, perhaps with a full Yandex or Google translation.









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