'The last straw' wrote Russia's civilizational philosopher Alexander Dugin — should revolution be in America's air?

© 2026 Peter Free

 

23 May 2026

 

 

Writing from a 'civilizational' Russian perspective . . .

 

. . . Alexander Dugin pronounced America's praiseworthy MAGA hopes dead at Traitor Trump's Epstein-controlled hands.

 

Here in excerpts:

 

 

Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of U.S. National Intelligence, has left her position.

 

She was the last person on Trump’s team who still remained faithful to the ideals and principles upon which Trump’s second presidential term had begun. She opposed the war in Ukraine and also opposed war with Iran.

 

The triumph of the Deep State and the Epstein network over American politics has become total.

 

Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation is the final straw. Every hope that had been attached to Trump has now completely evaporated.

 

The Republicans are guaranteed to lose the midterm elections, yet the Democrats represent exactly the same Deep State and the same Epstein class.

 

This marks the inglorious end of the American people’s attempt to cast out the Satanic elite.

 

© 2026 Alexander Dugin, Tulsi Gabbard and the End of MAGA, alexanderdugin.substack.com (23 May 2026)

 

 

For me, the last straw was not . . .

 

. . . noodle-spined Tulsi Gabbard's forced departure.

 

That spirit-lacking non-political resignation, no doubt forced by her attempt to release the JFK files.

 

With the CIA's figurative Mossad Epstein Protection Unit seizing those JFK files, so that Gabbard could not open them to the American public.

 

Yet another of Trump's lying promises down the tube.

 

 

When we combine that bit of Deep State glory with . . .

 

. . . House Speaker Mike Johnson's refusal to allow a war powers restriction vote against Trump's constantly escalating (illegal) Iran war — it was over for me, too.

 

 

The last straw?

 

Yes, my unmet Russian friend.

 

Indeed so.

 

 

These American Epstein Satanists need to be executed

 

Whether literally or not, depends upon how voluntarily they exit power.

 

America's vanished liberty and shredded decency hang in the balance.

 

 

Should we contemplate a return to America's 1776?

 

Or France's 1789?

 

The latter's guillotines seem particularly apt.

 

 

The moral? — It is inarguably to time . . .

 

. . . to ponder and prepare for Thomas Jefferson's 'blood of patriots and tyrants'.

 

This planet has never suffered power-grasping circles of hell scum to match the Epstein Class.