August 21, 2022tuteditor

ed note–let us all hope and pray against all the odds that this event was indeed ‘staged’ by Putin and his government, that Dugin’s daughter did not in fact perish and that this was done in order to create some narrative that is to be utilized in bringing down the Zionist regime in Kyev before WWIII really gets started…

In lieu of that however, and assuming that the ‘official’ story is true and that indeed Dugin’s daughter was murdered, besides our heartfelt condolences to the surviving family members and to the great Russian people as a whole, let us unpackage this and what it means.

First and foremost, it can be assumed that the ‘usual suspects’ were behind this, and we’ll give you a hint as to who they are at a recent street protest in Tel Aviv–

And, as we have pointed out here on numerous occasions, for reasons that are very easy to understand once one understands the dynamics of the Middle East and exactly what it is that the followers of Judah-ism are out to achieve, which is the theft and/or destruction of all Arab/Persian/Turkish lands between the Nile and Euphrates Rivers as the necessary preparatory step towards the creation of ‘Greater Israel’.

Now, it should be remembered that years ago, a rabbi by the name of Yitschak Shapira wrote a book entitled ‘The King’s Torah’ in which he argued–among many other criminally-insane things–that murdering Gentile children and especially the children of a Gentile King or ruler who found himself sideways with the ‘children of Israel’ was morally necessary in that it would weaken that ruler, weaken his resolve and thus hasten that situation spoken of by a guy named Isaiah wherein–

The kings shall minister to you, as your gates remain open, day and night, so that the wealth of their Gentile subjects may be placed at your feet and those kings led in humble procession before you…For the nation which will not bow down and serve you shall perish, it shall be utterly destroyed…

Dugin’s daughter, an outspoken supporter of Russian nationalism and of Russia’s defensive ‘special military operations’ against Ukraine being murdered by Israel wasn’t the end game here.

Rather, it was done as a warning to Putin, who has 2 daughters of his own, that his children share the same fate if he does not relent, pull out of Ukraine, pull out of the Middle East and thus leave open the Torah-based path to the Jewish state achieving what it has planned now for thousands of years, the theft of everything between the Nile and Euphrates rivers.

BBC News

The daughter of a close ally of Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has been killed in a suspected car bombing.

Darya Dugina, 29, died after an explosion on a road outside Moscow, Russia’s investigative committee said.

It is thought her father, the Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, who is known as ‘Putin’s brain’, may have been the intended target of the attack.

Mr. Dugin is a prominent ultra-nationalist ideologue who is believed to be close to the Russian president.

Alexander Dugin and his daughter had been at a festival near Moscow, where the philosopher gave a lecture.

The ‘Tradition’ festival describes itself as a family event for art lovers which takes place at the Zakharovo estate, where Russian poet Alexander Pushkin once stayed.

The pair were due to leave the venue on Saturday evening in the same car, before Mr Dugin reportedly made a decision at the last minute to travel separately.

Alexander Dugin is credited with shaping President Vladimir Putin’s worldview.

Unverified footage posted on Telegram appears to show Mr Dugin watching in shock as emergency services arrive at the scene of the burning wreck of a vehicle.

The BBC has not been able to verify the footage independently.

Investigators confirmed that Ms Dugina died at the scene near the village of Bolshiye Vyazemy.

They said an explosive device planted under the car went off and the vehicle caught fire. Forensic and explosive experts are investigating.

A Ukrainian official has dismissed accusations of Ukrainian involvement in the incident.

‘Ukraine, of course, has nothing to do with this, because we are not a criminal state, which is the Russian Federation, and even less a terrorist state,’ said Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Maria Zakharova, spokeswoman for Russia’s foreign ministry, said in a Telegram post that if any Ukrainian link was found it would amount to ‘state terrorism’.

While Alexander Dugin is not a state official himself, he is nevertheless a symbolic figure in Russian politics.

His anti-Western, ultranationalist philosophy has become the dominant political ideology in Russia and has helped shape President Putin’s expansionist foreign policy, most prominently on Ukraine.

Attention will now turn to who was behind this attack. Denis Pushilin, the ‘head’ of the self-declared pro-Russian ‘Donetsk People’s Republic’, has already laid the blame on Ukraine, writing on Telegram: ‘Vile villains! The terrorists of the Ukrainian regime, trying to eliminate Alexander Dugin, blew up his daughter… In a car. We cherish the memory of Daria, she is a real Russian girl!’

Incidents like this will make officials in Moscow nervous, especially in the aftermath of a series of explosions and attacks in occupied Crimea and in Russian regions near the border with Ukraine.

Kremlin propaganda consistently stresses how Vladimir Putin has brought security and stability in Russia following the turbulent 1990s, when car bombs and assassinations were commonplace. This car bomb in the Russian capital undermines that narrative.

Despite not holding an official position in government, Alexander Dugin is believed to be a close ally of the Russian president and has even been branded ‘Putin’s Rasputin’.

Darya Dugina was herself a prominent journalist who vocally supported the invasion of Ukraine.

Earlier this year she was sanctioned by US and UK authorities, who accused her of contributing to online ‘disinformation’ about Russia’s invasion.

In May, she described the war as a ‘clash of civilisations’ in an interview and expressed pride in the fact that both she and her father had been targeted by Western sanctions.

Alexander Dugin was sanctioned by the US in 2015 for his alleged involvement in Russia’s annexation of Crimea.

His writings are said to have had a deep influence on Mr Putin and the philosopher is regarded as a chief architect of the ultra-nationalist ideology endorsed by many in the Kremlin.

For years, Mr Dugin has called on Moscow to assert itself more aggressively on the global stage and has supported Russian military action in Ukraine.

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