The European New Right — A Shi'a Response: A Radical Critique of Alexander Dugin, E. Michael Jones, and Alain de Benoist - Arash Najaf-Zadeh

The important insight which arises from our perspective is that as the various poles of the world (be it Russian Orthodoxy and the Third Rome, the emergent political Islam and of the Axis of Resistance, or the Middle Kingdom of Confucian China, or whatever else, such as a Pagan revival in Europe) – as these various poles emerge in opposition to the hegemonic ambitions of the dying zombie empire (or the Empire of Chaos, as my buddy the brilliant Postmodern Nomad Pepe Escobar has characterized it), the tendency is not going to be their ineluctable emergence as such (as assumed by Brother Alexander), but rather, their inability to emerge, and their repeated frustrations at their
repeated attempts at doing so; and more importantly, the obviation of the phenomenon which is the attenuation and dissipation of the very cores of all these poles, (including that of the Shi'a Citadel). In
other words, what is happening, in our estimation, is not a process of coagulation or crystallization and emanation and emergence of new poles against a unitary or dominant one, but a process of the
dissolution and disintegration of all of the existing poles, be they that of the dominant paradigm of liberal capitalism, that of Catholicism, of Russian Orthodoxy and the Third Rome, of Sunnite Islam, and not least and certainly including that of Shi'a Islam.