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  Alexander Dugin argues that Tulsi Gabbard ’s departure marks the end of the original MAGA project and the collapse of hopes for a new American course towards Russia and multipolarity. Tulsi Gabbard , the Director of U.S. National Intelligence , has left her position. She was the last person on Trump’s team who still remained faithful to the ideals and principles upon which Trump ’s second presidential term had begun. She opposed the war in Ukraine and also opposed war with Iran. This had been predicted for a long time. Now it has happened. After Thomas Massie ’s defeat in the Kentucky primaries, there is effectively nobody left in the Republican Party from the original MAGA team . The triumph of the Deep State and the Epstein network over American politics has become total. Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation is the final straw. Every hope that had been attached to Trump has now completely evaporated. It appears that Trump is preparing for a new round of escalation in the Middle East...

  T he recent release of files related to  Jeffrey Epstein  did not shake the world because they revealed something entirely unknown. They shook it because they confirmed, with documentary coldness, a truth usually spoken only in whispers: that absolute power does not live within common morality, but creates a parallel morality of its own. Their publication is not a moment of scandal. It is a moment of moral exposure. Not because it introduces new faces, but because it briefly strips away the most persistent myth of the modern order: the belief that great power coexists with responsibility. In reality, the higher power ascends, the thinner morality becomes, until at the summit it does not disappear, it simply becomes unnecessary. In this sense, the Epstein files are not a scandal. The scandal is that we still call them scandals. They are merely temporary cracks in the thick curtain of an order that long ago abandoned the notion of guilt. What comes to light is not crime, ...