There's a famous rusky propagandist that wrote a well known book some decades ago. Can't remember his name (there are too many) or the book (think it was late cold war era), but it sounds like you're citing from it directly. One can often understand how full of shit people are when another paraphrases nationalistic talking points so closely.
Edit: It was Alexander Dugin; The Foundations of Geopolitics. Also a Putin mentor and policyman.
I get more of an impression that people in general do not understand what they believe. There's a lot of that in the post information era we live; its also an easy excuse to look down my nose at people of course lol.
From their post history they appear to be a straight up pro rusky propogandist. So I'd be thinkin less controversial opinion, more paid astroturfing, probably.
It already looks like this fascist administration is gearing up for action in that regard. With the sanctions reducing their income from oil exports, this is all meant to exacerbate the suffering and hardship.
I was so worried that seat was fixed and you had to have your face jammed up against all the gauges and switches, just arching your back as much as possible, but there looks to be a track in the floor, phew!
I would say it is important for the troops that have received their ready deployment orders to see this as much as possible, so they know who to train their weapons on.
American [representative republic] nuked by corporate buyout in 1980s-90s, now any remaining illusion of its former state now remains for indigent suckers. More at 11.
Yes I'm seeing a propensity for people to get stuck on one end of this spectrum or the other, and it seems to be good at inhibiting judgement or leading to some extremist belief. And unable to separate historical events from current ones and appropriate reactions therein, poisoning any dispassionate or rational discussion. This is a good example: https://lemmy.world/post/41392385?scrollToComments=true
Perfectly stable genius, there.