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V-Question & Multipolar Idealization

Francisco Albanese

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For intellectual interest, I usually read practically everything related to the Fourth Political Theory, multipolarism, Eurasianism, and/or Aleksandr Dugin, and the recently created platform Multipolar Press is no exception. A couple of days ago, they published the translation of an article titled “Venezuelans Ready to Defend Their Homeland,” authored by Nuestra América, a Spanish-speaking Eurasianist profile on Telegram.

Viewing reality through idealizing eyes becomes dangerous because analyses turn voluntarily or involuntarily biased. In this case, I prefer to assume that Multipolar Press, in its multipolar enthusiasm, renders Venezuelan reality invisible, producing an apology for a patriotic society resisting unipolarism—something akin to a sort of Bolivarian Volkssturm ready to defend the Latin-American Dasein, an ontological palimpsest that is phenomenologically and geopolitically defiant toward the aggression of the New American Imperialism. [1]

The article by Nuestra América states:

From the Eurasianist perspective and under the horizon of the Fourth Political Theory, the recent military enlistment in Venezuela reveals a historical and civilizational fact: the awakening of a people who have understood that sovereignty is not a legal concept nor a propaganda slogan, but a spiritual and political force sustained only when millions are willing to defend it.

It is not necessary to advocate for Atlanticist imperialism in order to denounce the demagogic framework behind the enlistment into the Bolivarian Militia promoted by Nicolás Maduro’s government. [2] Practically speaking, it is the promotion of conscription for the defense of an indefensible despotic regime capable of subjecting its own people not only to political persecution and the absence of freedom of expression, but also to sinking them into a crisis of basic services. [3]

There is probably some truth in the assertion that “The West—immersed in its nihilist, liberal, and technocratic project—has lost the notion of sacrifice and the transcendent meaning of homeland.” But this is nothing new, and if we step outside the more conservative milieu close to the New American Imperialism, we find that the various currents of European Descent Advocacy broadly agree regarding what the West currently is. Life may indeed be more pleasant and comfortable within the borders of the West, but we are also perfectly aware of the consequences of liberalism and modernity and their recursive effects on the Western biological, cultural, and social substrate.

Recognizing and accepting the above, one cannot ignore that Venezuela is a disaster. There is nothing sacred or historical (at least, not in the civilizational or glorious sense claimed in the Nuestra América article) to defend in Venezuela—only a corrupt, banana-republic government that has, unfortunately, been completely idealized by multipolarist discourse. I am not defending Atlanticism nor the interventionism of the New American Imperialism, but one cannot overlook the fact that the Venezuelan people’s disastrous electoral choices (supporting Hugo Chávez in the first place, thereby opening the door to Nicolás Maduro’s subsequent seizure of power) have resulted in a migratory crisis that has forced the rest of South America to seek solutions to the V-Question—so far, all of them have resulted in failure and in the worsening of the problem and its consequences. But let us not misinterpret the issue: it is Venezuelan culture itself that tends to be incompatible with the West and with European ways of life —even with those of the noisiest and poorest European countries. This includes dealing with the population’s deeply ingrained bad habits, the rise in criminal activity (first in Venezuela and then in the host countries), and the security crisis provoked by the penetration of Venezuelan criminal groups into host societies. [4]

The ideological and political extravagances of the Venezuelan government are reverberating throughout the entire American continent—especially (and this is what concerns us in this space) in the Southern Cone, and very soon in the United States: a true Caribbean diaspora has unfolded over the last decade, pushing migratory flows toward different countries and even crossing the driest desert in the world in search of economically more favorable horizons. [5] Euro-colonial countries that had been on the path toward progress are now witnessing how the favelization of the cosmic order advances relentlessly, normalizing the presence of sicariato, torture houses [6], territorial disputes among street vendors, and the unbearable noise associated with households composed of Venezuelan people.

Supporting the existence and permanence of the Chavista regime has become synonymous with being an accomplice to the diaspora and the increasing slumification of the Southern Cone. Reversing this humanitarian crisis becomes strictly necessary in order to prevent ruptures in the harmony of Euro-colonial societies, and thereby also to protect the unfolding of the southernmost Dasein.

Notes

[1] According to Guillaume Faye, it is a post–Cold War system of global domination that no longer relies on classical territorial conquest but on the imposition of a universal normative order. For Faye, it is an unstable hegemonic model, dependent on financial expansion and threatened by demographic decline, cultural erosion, and the emergence of multipolar resistance.

[2] https://www.swissinfo.ch/spa/venezuela-celebra-nuevas-jornadas-de-alistamiento-frente-a-la-%22agresi%c3%b3n%22-de-eeuu/89931013

[3] https://www.acaps.org/en/countries/venezuela#

[4] https://www.npr.org/2025/03/16/nx-s1-5329777/tren-de-aragua-all-you-need-to-know-about-the-venezuelan-gang

[5] https://news.un.org/en/story/2022/09/1126611

[6] https://invisibles.info/en/the-aragua-train-is-expanding-in-chile/

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  1. Mark Gullick says:
    November 25, 2025 at 2:13 pm

    The Venezuelans who make it here to Costa Rica are just a pain in the arse. Worse than Nicaraguans. Vile people.

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  2. Joseph C. says:
    November 25, 2025 at 5:35 pm

    Colombian here.

    Venezuela’s regime is not a duginist reich, but a failed state completely coopted by drug producers and exporters who use their dollars to finance and promote leftist political parties all across south america through the Sao Paulo Forum. Racially speaking, most of the population is a kind of lazy mongrels that dont deserve the air they beathe.

    The problem of Venezuela, like I said, is that they use their petrodollars to promote leftist parties, Gender Ideology, “brown power” and hatethewhitey. They even financed the PSOE in Spain, as it is well documented.

    The fall of Venezuela is not only good  for South America, but for the white race.

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    1. Will Williams says:
      December 4, 2025 at 4:06 pm

      Joseph C.: November 25, 2025  Colombian here. Venezuela’s regime is … a failed state completely coopted by drug producers and exporters… Racially speaking, most of the population is a kind of lazy mongrels that dont deserve the air they beathe… they use their petrodollars to promote leftist parties, Gender Ideology, “brown power” and hatethewhitey…..

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      I believe you, Joseph. Trump’s bombing of Venezuelan boats has more to do with that nation’s vast oil reserves than with drug interdiction. What has caught my attention is the phony fight from clueless “hatethewhitey” Democrats and controlled media, whining over so-called illegal second strikes on survivors after their boats are destroyed by high tech bombs.

      There’s precedent in American military bombing for second, even third strikes, going back to February 1943 when White Americans and Brits bombed the shit out of fellow Whites, mostly women, children and elderly refugees in the cultural center of Germany.

      See: “The fire and the Darkness: The Bombing of Dresden, 1945 by Sinclair McKay (Hardback)” at cosmotheistchurch.org $28.00

      This gripping non-fiction narrative, published in 2020, recounts the harrowing history of the Dresden Bombing—one of the most devastating attacks of World War II. “On February 13, 1945, at 10:03 p.m., British bombers began the assault. The first wave of RAF bombers killed people and destroyed buildings, roads, and other structures. The second wave followed with incendiary bombs, turning the streets into a blast furnace, the shelters into ovens, and whipping up a molten hurricane in which the citizens of Dresden were burned, baked, or suffocated to death. Early the next day, American bombers finished off what was left.”…

      For more facts about “our” part in the destruction of Dresden in that catastrophic brother’s war, see this and several other essays at nationalvanguard.org:  “Dresden: A Real Holocaust”

      According to copious documentation unearthed by David Irving from the archives of the American and British governments, the point of the attack was in fact to inflict the maximum loss of life on the civilian population and particularly to kill as many refugees as possible who were fleeing from the Red Army. In achieving these goals it was highly successful. It was thus planned and executed by those at the very highest levels of the British and American governments, who to attain their purposes even lied to their own soldiers and citizens, who to this day have never been told the full story by their leaders.

      How was this devastating effect accomplished?

      At 10:10 PM on February 13th, the first wave of the attack, consisting of the British Number 5 Bomber Group, began. The attacking force consisted of about 2,000 bombers with additional support craft, which dropped over 3,000 high explosive and 650,000 incendiary bombs (more commonly known as firebombs) on the center of the city. Incendiary bombs are not known for their efficiency per pound in destroying heavy equipment such as military hardware or railroad tracks, but are extremely effective in producing maximum loss of human life. The loads carried by the bombers were over 75 per cent incendiaries. In fact, the goal of the first wave of the attack was, according to British air commander Sir Arthur “Bomber” Harris, to set the city well on fire. That he did.

      The lack of any effective anti-aircraft defenses allowed the bombers to drop to very low altitudes and thus a relatively high degree of precision and visual identification of targets was achieved. Despite the fact that they could clearly see that the marked target area contained hospitals and sports stadia and residential areas of center city Dresden, the bombers nevertheless obeyed orders and rained down a fiery death upon the unlucky inhabitants of that city on a scale which had never before been seen on planet Earth. Hundreds of thousands of innocents were literally consumed by fire, an actual holocaust by the true definition of the word: complete consumption by fire.

      The incendiaries started thousands of fires and, aided by a stiff wind and the early-on destruction of the telephone exchanges that might have summoned firefighters from nearby towns, these fires soon coalesced into one unimaginably huge firestorm. Now such firestorms are not natural phenomena, and are seldom created by man, so few people have any idea of their nature. Basically, what happened was this: The intense heat caused by the huge column of smoke and flame, miles high and thousands of acres in area, created a terrific updraft of air in the center of the column. This created a very low pressure at the base of the column, and surrounding fresh air rushed inward at speeds estimated to be thirty times that of an ordinary tornado. An ordinary tornado wind-force is a result of temperature differences of perhaps 20 to 30 degrees centigrade. In this firestorm the temperature differences were on the order of 600 to 1,000 degrees centigrade. This inward-rushing air further fed the flames, creating a literal tornado of fire, with winds in the surrounding area of many hundreds of miles per hour–sweeping men, women, children, animals, vehicles and uprooted trees pell-mell into the glowing inferno.

      But this was only the first stage of the plan.

      Exactly on schedule, three hours after the first attack, a second massive armada of British bombers arrived, again loaded with high explosive and massive quantities of incendiary bombs. The residents of Dresden, their power systems destroyed by the first raid, had no warning of the second. Again the British bombers attacked the center city of Dresden, this time dividing their targets–one half of the bombs were to be dropped into the center of the conflagration, to keep it going, the other half around the edges of the firestorm. No pretense whatever was made of selecting military targets. The timing of the second armada was such as to ensure that a large quantity of the surviving civilians would have emerged from their shelters by that time, which was the case, and also in hopes that rescue and firefighting crews would have arrived from surrounding cities, which also proved to be true. The firefighters and medics thus incinerated hadn’t needed the telephone exchange to know that they were needed — the firestorm was visible from a distance of 200 miles.

      It is reported that body parts, pieces of clothing, tree branches, huge quantities of ashes, and miscellaneous debris from the firestorm fell for days on the surrounding countryside as far away as eighteen miles. After the attack finally subsided, rescue workers found nothing but liquefied remains of the inhabitants of some shelters, where even the metal kitchen utensils had melted from the intense heat.

      The next day, Ash Wednesday and Valentine’s Day, 1945, medical and other emergency personnel from all over central Germany had converged on Dresden. Little did they suspect that yet a third wave of bombers was on its way, this time American. This attack had been carefully coordinated with the previous raids. Four hundred fifty Flying Fortresses and a support contingent of fighters arrived to finish the job at noon. I quote from David Irving’s The Destruction of Dresden:…

      For proportionality, so much for puny “second strikes” on Venezuelan “fishing boats.”

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  3. Dominic Fox says:
    November 25, 2025 at 10:50 pm

    Idealizing Third Worlders seems to be a Duginist hobby:

    “But when Indians are obliged to concentrate on matter, they’ll overcome everybody else. The metaphysics is the greatest power. Beware! The Hindus are coming.” [Dugin on X]

     

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  4. Richard Wu says:
    November 26, 2025 at 12:15 am

    The “shithole defense” is effective, which contributes to multipolarity. However, Venezuela is also an oil pit as middle east, so the empire and the kingdom may loss as both sides.

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  5. Chud says:
    November 26, 2025 at 5:57 am

    Aleksandr Dugin has been advocating to clamp down on white Russian ethno-nationalism in order to have a big-tent coalition with central asian nations, and curry favor with non-whites abroad. That’s the real reason to dismiss Eurasianist thought.

    The drug that is copium has the same sort of symptoms, and one is blindness to the realities of the world. The whole Multi-polarity and Eurasianist discourse is just Russia thinking it has a bigger role to play in this world than it actually does, and working backwards from that conclusion. They wish Russia was still a superpower like it was in the Brezhnev days (and even then their actual strength was overstated), so they act as if it is so. They wish that Venezuela could be the 21st century version of Cuba, that goes out batting for the cause even harder than Russia itself, so they start acting as if it’s already so.

     

    Even the Soviet Union made this mistake, after their slew of geopolitical victories in the 1970s, they were just left with dead weights. It was all pyrrhic. Angola and Vietnam really brought them no benefit, and Vietnam ended up costing them China. And that’s not even mentioning Afghanistan.

    Maybe I’m not being entirely fair because I haven’t read that much of their thought, but the little I have read has given me that impression.

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  • #9 True Folk-Horror Is Horror of Your Own Folk 1 vote
  • #10 Finding Atlantis Part 4 1 vote
  • #11 Berlin: City of Stones 1 vote
  • #12 The Ghost of the Confederacy 1 vote
  • #13 Lothrop Stoddard’s The Revolt Against Civilization 1 vote
  • #14 Could Fascism Work? 1 vote
  • #15 Jared Taylor's Elevator Pitch to a Billionaire 1 vote

Total votes cast: 17