On the subject of supply lines — and the humanity-hating fools who disrupt them
© 2026 Peter Free
12 August 2026
In our viciously avaricious . . .
. . . parasitic and perennially hostile America, I occasionally take solace in thoughtful multi-polarists' wisdom.
For example, regarding supply lines
From Russia's Alexander Dugin — here in excerpts:
"The great German philosopher Martin Heidegger . . . said that when a human being treats the world merely as an external object given for his use, he loses not only the world but himself.
"If German politicians continue discussing how to help destroy Russians, the most serious energy problems may appear both in Germany and across the European Union.
"These degenerates, sunk in comfort and mental decay . . . must finally learn what real cold feels like. We are obliged to force them back into the condition of “being-in-the-world,” because they emigrated long ago into virtual worlds and artificial intelligence.
"They need to feel the cold and the scorching sun—so that they freeze in winter and burn in summer, turning into icicles and melting in the heat. They must be reminded that nothing in this world is given freely, and that one has to answer for one’s words."
"Russia today is enduring colossal pain: people are dying at the front, and the enemy’s strikes are hitting our vulnerable points. But we are stronger.
"Wherever we are wounded, everything on the enemy’s side must go off the rails and descend into chaos.
"What is unfolding is a demonstration of the fundamental importance of energy for the whole of humanity, and absolutely everyone must feel it—beginning with Ukraine, which must pay for its Russophobia and its policies."
© 2026 Alexander Dugin, Spineless Vučić and the Escape of AIs from the Sandbox, multipolarpress.com (11 August 2026)
The moral? — Virtual reality does not exist
Freezing, boiling, penury and starvation do.
America's fascist pinheads will exterminate us, unless we corral their vicious stupidity behind resource-extracted, manufactured bars.
One would think that China's massively reality-centered state and private economic model would have made an impression upon the United States' psychotic lemmings-led leadership. But no.
Instead, the only thing these American neocon nitwits can think to do is to attack China's humanity-serving supply lines — with weapons that we ourselves can barely make, cannot reliably deliver, and are too chickenshit to ground-employ ourselves.
If Darwinian-blighted stupidity has an all-encompassing metaphor, that's the one.
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