“All Russian elites must publicly declare their attitude towards the SVO” - Dugin
When the leadership of the Russian Federation resists the onslaught of the Western world and resolutely defends the national interests of the country, and the state’s military personnel are fighting in the Northern Military District in Ukraine, liberal pseudo-humanism in the rhetoric of government officials is unforgivable and shameful. Those who openly oppose the special operation must be “stopped.”
Eurasian philosopher Alexander Dugin spoke about this on air at Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“There are people who openly oppose the SVO. They write “No to war!” in social networks, they are trying to formulate (similar attitudes - ed.). These people are like saboteurs today. These are not just people with different views, they are enemies. Our cities are being shelled, our people are being killed, we are paying a huge price for the denazification and demilitarization of Ukraine and, of course, in this situation, stabbing our own in the back is a crime. Not moral, but legal.
Those people who oppose the SVO, those who actively help the enemies, must be stopped. This activity is already equated to a crime in our country. Another thing is that, in my opinion, there is also an ethical code. “Everyone who opposes the SVO are saboteurs and criminals who must be dealt with according to the laws of war,” the intellectual explained.
In his opinion, social and political figures endowed with even greater responsibility, as opinion leaders, are obliged to be a respectable example for Russian citizens. He also emphasized that “outright cowards and Washington’s henchmen” cannot be at the helm.
“There are people among the elite who prefer to remain silent regarding the SVO. This is something else. They are not saboteurs, but they act immorally. Especially if they are in power. For people from the elite, when a country is at war - and not with Ukraine, but with the West, with globalism, with a fundamental enemy who arms his puppets and inflicts physical attacks on us that kill us... I think that the ethical code of government officials in a war situation is clarify your position.
If an official remains silent or lowers his eyes when asked directly about the SVO, this is already immoral. Approximately equivalent to the intimate details of infidelity, which was photographed and published. This is an (immoral – ed.) act,” Dugin noted.
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