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https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...nign-dictatorsOriginally Posted by RogueState
My political philosophy encompasses both economic and social features, they must be taken as a whole and I produced a synthesis that is hardly found in mainstream politics, especially in the West nowadays (after the discredit of Fascism because of stupid racialism and wars).
I synthesize ideas coming from Traditionalism (in terms of ethics, but not the bourgeois Conservatism and through a form of political-spiritual Islam), Marxism (not Communism, but because of the anti-Imperialism, revolutionary urge, class-based analysis and criticism of the bourgeois and the pure capitalist economy), German ordoliberalism and its social market economy (because of its pragmatism and objective efficiency), Civil patriotism (balancing ethnic and national identities), anti-Zionism/Freemasonry and criticism of the organized Jewish community (but even if the core is very Ashkenazi Jew, it has also and of course, other members in this plutocratic oligarchy, international bourgeoisie that tries to impose the NWO) and Personalism (from Mounier).
We can sum up it as "Right-wing for social values, center-left for economics". My closest political thinker, in accordance to my Muslim idiosyncrasy, would be Ali Shariati.
A social revolutionary movement based on more equality and social welfare state, but still framed within a regulated market economy in order to avoid functional errors from planned Communism (this is why I admire the German social market economy doctrine), a more spiritual and traditionalist revitalization of society (framed under Islam at first but whose main goal is a wider awareness of Monotheism, for all people), civil patriotism and a bit military/authoritarian/strong leadership (Bonapartism, Caudillo figures).
Greatest leaders (past and present) converging to my vision of politics: Hugo Chavez (and the whole Liberation Theology in Latin America), the Iranian Islamic Republic with Ahmadinejad, the Hezbollah of Nasrallah in Lebanon, Bashar el-Assad in Syria, Che Guevara and Fidel Castro in Cuba, Libya under Gaddafi, Vladimir Putin in Russia, Lukashenko, Charles de Gaulle in France, Franco and Salazar in Iberia, Peron in Argentina, Thomas Sankara in Burkina Faso (the only genuine African leader, not Western-puppet), Mussolini (but without the excess of totalitarianism and before submission to German Nazism and racial policies), Napoleon Bonaparte.
Since I live in the West, I tend to vote for the lesser evil, which is the patriotic and conservative "Right" (despite being not Christian, but balancing market economy with higher ethics, morals and social equality).
My antithesis would be Libertarianism, bourgeois Liberalism and socially-progressive Leftists.
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