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Commenting on the [[2026 Judicial coup]] of [[Polish]] [[Prime Minister]] [[Donald Tusk]], Dugin told Polish television:

Commenting on the [[2026 Judicial coup]] of [[Polish]] [[Prime Minister]] [[Donald Tusk]], Dugin told Polish television:

{{Cquote|As a [[philosopher]], I would like to see a different [[Europe]]—one with which we could find a common language, perhaps even compete, or even fight—but instead, I feel only sadness and compassion for the European. How could anyone have believed in this [[false]] idea of ​​[[liberalism]], of bourgeois modernity, and rejected [[Christ]]? You [[Pole]]s used to call yourselves the Shield of Europe, the "Christ of Europe"—the suffering Christ of Europe. Where is your Christ today, within this [[European Union]] and its thoroughly [[Satanic]] [[culture]]? I feel truly saddened and pained by the [[fate]] of the Europeans. Yes, you may have stood against us—we understand that—but you must surely agree that this has nothing to do with [[Tusk]]'s [[policies]] or the mission of the "Christ of Europe" in [[Poland]]. I find myself in a position—much like one of [[Dostoevsky]]'s characters—testifying against my own side. I wish our enemies well, and I wish them strength. I wish this for [[Russia]]'s enemies—simply out of a sense of [[justice]], and the realization that it is better to serve as a Shield for Christian Europe than to act as an instrument of the [[Antichrist]].}}

{{Cquote|As a [[philosopher]], I would like to see a different [[Europe]]—one with which we could find a common language, perhaps even compete, or even fight—but instead, I feel only sadness and compassion for the European. How could anyone have believed in this [[false]] idea of ​​[[liberalism]], of bourgeois modernity, and rejected [[Christ]]? You [[Pole]]s used to call yourselves the Shield of Europe, the "Christ of Europe"—the suffering Christ of Europe. Where is your Christ today, within this [[European Union]] and its thoroughly [[Satanic]] [[culture]]? I feel truly saddened and pained by the [[fate]] of the Europeans. Yes, you may have stood against us—we understand that—but you must surely agree that this has nothing to do with [[Tusk]]'s [[policies]] or the mission of the "Christ of Europe" in [[Poland]]. I find myself in a position—much like one of [[Dostoevsky]]'s characters—testifying against my own side. I wish our enemies well, and I wish them strength. I wish this for [[Russia]]'s enemies—simply out of a sense of [[justice]], and the realization that it is better to serve as a Shield for Christian Europe than to act as an instrument of the [[Antichrist]].<ref>[https://youtu.be/Jf4q_C5RZpY Dugin responds to Tusk]</ref>}}

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