Occult dissident culture: the case of Aleksandr Dugin
By Mark Sedgwick München–Berlin 2012 Anno Domini Excerpt from The New Age of Russia Occult and Esoteric Dimensions Part I | Part II | Part III Pgs. 273-277 Aleksandr Dugin (b. 1962) is perhaps best…
There's only one perceivable way (inception towards death), and only one means to subvert those perceiving it (life)...choice (suggestion) towards choice (consent) contract law, hence willingly binding oneself to the choices of others when consenting to their suggestions.
All represents same (process of dying), each one within represents difference (life). This is how the few can rebrand the same (perceivable) with different brands (suggested) ad infinitum.