Forwarded by Cat The Great

Alexander Dugin;

Last night in Benin, under the leadership of the globalist dictator Patrice Talon (literally, his surname means “heel”), the greatest fighter for African freedom, a hero of deep decolonization, one of the main ideologists of Pan-Africanism, Kemi Seba, the leader of the Yurjans Pan-African movement, was arrested. He inspired the people of Mali and Burkina Faso, the Central African Republic and Gabon, Niger, and all other countries to rise against globalization and new colonization.

He was a friend of Russia and a staunch advocate of a multipolar world. Recently, he was a key figure at the Russia-Africa summit in St. Petersburg and a central participant in the BRICS + 6 summit in Johannesburg. He was personally acquainted with Darya Dugina and visited her grave after her death.

Look at what our enemy is doing – he destroys, kidnaps, throws into prisons, and persecutes the best among us. Whoever they may be, whichever nation they belong to, whatever skin color they have. The global enemy hunts down people of Ideas.

Globalists strictly follow Clausewitz: they destroy the “centers of gravity” of the enemy (that is, us). These include

– political leadership (until they can get to it),

– key strategic centers (including decision-making centers),

– major transportation and energy hubs (Northern Streams, the Crimean Bridge),

– and ideologues and thinkers who inspire society, the people, and entire civilizations to fight against the existential enemy.

And here, the West, through the hands of its puppets, unfortunately, has succeeded. Anti-globalist leaders – even figures like Trump or Tucker Carlson – are subjected to cruel and baseless legal persecution, thrown into prisons (Assange, now Kemi Seba), and destroyed by Ukrainian terrorist mercenaries (here, alas, the list is getting longer and longer). Exactly as per Clausewitz.

We must achieve the liberation of Africa’s hero, Kemi Seba, even if it means overthrowing the dictatorship of the “Heel.” We are committed to helping Africa.

Our duty is to assist in the liberation of the leader of the Pan-Africanists at any cost. He is our “center of gravity.” Not so much because he is for Russia, but primarily because he is for Africa. If Prigozhin were here now, Wagner would already be in Benin or on the way.

—Eurasia & Multipolarity AGDchan