The main actor of the multipolar world order is neither the nation-state (as in the theory of realism) nor the unified world government (as in liberalism theory): it is the state-civilization. Other names for the same thing are "big space," "empire," or "ecumene."
— Aleksandr Dugin
https://counter-currents.com/2012/07/interview-with-alexander-dugin/
The status quo of the West’s liberal hegemony has become global. It is a Westernization of all of humanity. This means that its norms, such as the free market, free trade, liberalism, parliamentarian democracy, human rights, and absolute individualism have become universal. This set of norms is interpreted differently in the various regions of the world, but the West regards its specific interpretation as being both self-evident and its universalization as inevitable. This is nothing less than a colonization of the spirit and of the mind. It is a new kind of colonialism, a new kind of power, and a new kind of control that is put into effect through a network. Everyone who is connected to the global network becomes subjected to its code. It is part of the postmodern West, and is rapidly becoming global. The price a nation or a people has to pay to become connected to the West’s globalization network is acceptance of these norms. It is the West’s new hegemony. It is a migration from the open hegemony of the West, as represented by the colonialism and outright imperialism of the past, to an implicit, more subtle version.
To fight this global threat to humanity, it is important to unite all the various forces that would, in earlier times, have been called anti-imperialist. In this age, we should better understand our enemy. The enemy of today is hidden. It acts by exploiting the norms and values of the Western path of development and ignoring the plurality represented by other cultures and civilizations. Today, we invite all who insist on the worth of the specific values of non-Western civilizations, and where there other forms of values exist, to challenge this attempt at a global universalization and hidden hegemony.
https://drdavidnixon.com/1/en/topic/red-pill-blue-pill and of course Wot’s in the shots?
Graphene oxide? Nanobots?
"liberalism, parliamentarian democracy, human rights, and absolute individualism have become universal".
I don't know when Dugin wrote this, but back whenever it was, he found plenty to be concerned about. Yet things are worse now because items that he lists, which could well be positives, are gone.