Trump was driven to complete collapse in the midterm elections by the sixth column in his own entourage

Alexander Dugin writes: In short, Trump was driven to complete collapse in the midterm elections by the sixth column in his own entourage. The sixth column is the worst thing that can happen to a country and a political regime. And it exists in every society, although everywhere it is differently oriented, structured and subordinated to various external decision-making centers. For Trump, Izrial Netanyahu was that center. In other cases, the United States, NATO, and the EU themselves play such a role. But the algorithm remains the same. There are always those in the elites who focus not on the interests of their people and the state, but on something external. And the most dangerous thing about the sixth column is that they hide under the guise of complete loyalty and loyalty to the ruler. The Fifth column is raging openly, and it is easier to identify and (if there is a will) suppress it. Special ideological competencies are needed to identify the sixth column. Just following orders and obeying the law is not enough. It is through these holes that the sixth column crawls.

In the USA, the MAGA movement vacillated between the ideological core of right-wing populism and the Neocons in conjunction with the straight and “Christian” Zionists. Populists were against interventions (especially the war with Iran), the Deep State, and the Epstein class. The Neocons and the Zionists are for intervention, for protecting Epstein, and for the Deep State (which they are). At first, both were completely loyal to Trump. But the populists were really for America, and the Neocons saw it as just a tool for a different strategy. Trump rejected the former and relied on the latter. He lost with a bang and a bang. Largely because he didn’t give a damn about what people thought. And the American people are thinking against the war, against the foreign lobby and for solving internal problems (which Trump abandoned and, conversely, worsened everything).

Therefore, this is not an accident, but a pattern. Observing this, we need to draw our own conclusions. The Sixth column in Russia does not just exist, it must exist. And after decades of open Westernism and liberalism, it should be very widespread among the elites (especially among them). …

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