Publicist Nikita Garadzha writes in the "Russian Journal" about the harmfulness of liberalism for Russia and the danger of a future revolution. Arguing in a completely conspiratorial spirit, Garaja contrasts the "dehumanized liberal project" with the "essence of the Russian universe . "
"The revolution in the context of the current Russian Federation is pointless simply because there is no such state, it did not take place ," N. Garadzha believes. A revolution is an anti-ideocratic coup aimed at undermining the "totalitarian order of the Russian space" .
In Russia, however, restoration is needed, which should be the logical conclusion of the Great Russian Revolution, which began at the beginning of the last century.
"The saving energy of totalitarianism lies in the possibility of restoring the potential fullness of the Russian universe, its life-giving Logos ," concludes N. Garaja. " Only restoration will stop the revolutionary masquerade, overthrow the reactionary regime and restore the semantic unity of the Russian cosmos in the name . "
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