Dugin
Proper noun
Meaning
Dugin (plural Dugins)
A surname from Russian.
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Dugin takes this a step further, describing liberalism as now trying to free the organs of the body from the brain’s control, alluding to its acceptance of the LGBT community.
"Malofeev, Dugin and co. were reportedly involved in the attempted coup in Montenegro in 2016 and several other shadow Russian operations in the Balkans," said the analysis.
The press does not have a vivid imagination so a common Russian metaphor will be used, such as President Putin or, with the same frequency, Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin.
Putin is “our ‘katechon,’” said Dugin, referring to “the figure mentioned by St. Paul in his writings concerning the end of time.”