Both ends of the Noahide Rainbow
They play both sides of the Noahide rainbow and I told you that a while back. The Left and the right, the Sabbatian Frankists and the “Conservative Nationalists”. In my Frankenstein article the subversion wrought by Sabbatain Frankism was exposed. See the The Rise and Fall of a Frankist Monster
That much is true, but it is only half the story. There is overlap between the Frankists and the Zionists even if they seem opposites. This is the Hegelian dialectic at work (the synthesis of opposites). This is what Leo Zagami says in his book:
However, even after such disappointments, Jews still have a positive view of the future, as they are his chosen people, and they do so without a sense of superiority if genuine in their faith, with instead an added responsibility to serve God in a special way and become in his name the “light to the world.” A mission they might finally accomplish once they find a way to reject their mortal enemies from within Judaism, who are also their biggest ones, as my friend Roseanne Barr often used to tell me during our podcasts together.
Zagami, Leo. The Rise and Fall of a Frankist Monster: Exposing Jeffrey Epstein and The Most Powerful Jewish Sect in the World (p. 250). Cursum Perficio. Kindle Edition.
Roseanne Barr the Zionist was recently caught up in an online criticism by White Nationalist Nick Fuentes. Barr has stated, “Friday, Saturday, and Sunday morning I was a Jew; Sunday afternoon, Tuesday afternoon, and Wednesday afternoon we were Mormons”; her Jewish upbringing was influenced by her devoutly Orthodox Jewish maternal grandmother and Nick Fuentes is a fake Christian. Here are both ends of the rainbow.
Language Warning Nick Fuentes.
Now let us add to this the recent tweet by Alexander Dugin. Note how he uses the term “Erev Rav” (mixed multitude) the same term used by Leo Zagami in his book and also by Rosanne. He also blames the Sabbatian Frankists like Zagami. But we also have freemasons like David Icke and people like Robert Sepher (see video in the article about Cheddar Man and the Red Root Race) who helped construct the Sabbatian Frankist narrative as a scapegoat.

Who is Alexander Dugin? A philosopher sometimes referred to as “Putin’s brain”. Here is the AI summary:
Aleksandr Dugin's religious beliefs are a complex, syncretic blend of Orthodox Christianity, esoteric Traditionalism, and neo-pagan influences. His views fuse these elements into a unique political-religious worldview that fuels his ultranationalist and Eurasianist political agenda.
Russian Orthodox Christianity
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Old Believers: While baptized into the mainstream Russian Orthodox Church as a child, Dugin formally joined the Old Believers in 1999. This sect rejected reforms made to the church in the 17th century. Dugin sees the Old Believers as having preserved an esoteric and initiatory form of Christianity that he believes was lost in Western Christian traditions.
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A "Total State": Drawing on Orthodox theology, Dugin argues that the individual is part of the collective body of the Church, justifying his ideal of a "total state" where the individual is subordinate to the whole.
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Katechon: Dugin positions Orthodox Christian Russia as the Katechon—the "Restrainer" of the Antichrist—in a metaphysical struggle against the "decadent" West. He frames Russia's military aggression as a "holy war" in this spiritual conflict.
Esoteric Traditionalism and other influences
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Traditionalist School: Dugin is deeply influenced by the Traditionalist school of thought, particularly the writings of René Guénon and Julius Evola. This school posits that a single, primordial tradition underpins all historical religions and views the modern world as a period of profound spiritual decline.
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Occultism and Mysticism: Dugin's early intellectual development in the 1980s was shaped by the Yuzhinsky circle, a dissident group that explored occultism, Gnosticism, and esotericism. These influences continue to inform his mystical approach to geopolitics.
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Neo-Paganism and Rodnovery: His Eurasian philosophy also draws from neo-pagan movements within Slavic Native Faith (Rodnovery), including Anastasianism and Ynglism. Dugin's affiliation with the Old Believers allows him to bridge Russian Orthodox tradition and neo-paganism, rooting his nationalist message in Russian culture.
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Esoteric Nazism: Scholar Marlene Laruelle has characterized Dugin's ideology as a fusion of various far-right traditions, including esoteric Nazism. Dugin, who once used the pseudonym "Hans Sievers," has been influenced by thinkers involved with the SS-affiliated occult group Ahnenerbe.
Key contradictions and synthesis
Dugin's religious thought is often described as a syncretic "hodgepodge" because he weaves together seemingly contradictory elements from different traditions to serve his political goals.
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Between Paganism and Orthodoxy: His adherence to the Old Believers is seen as a strategic move that allows him to navigate between Orthodox Christianity and neo-paganism, utilizing the "nationalist force" of paganism while benefiting from the authority of Orthodox tradition.
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Emphasis on Emotion over Reason: Critics note that Dugin is not concerned with the logical inconsistencies of his religious and philosophical ideas. He prioritizes emotions and stirring up a fervent, anti-Western consumer response rather than adhering to a single rational, systematic belief system.
Dugin is hard to pin down but I would certainly not describe him as a Christian. More like a pragmatic satanist or theosophist (lolz) and he uses the same narrative as Barr and Zegami. Finally, Leo Zegami constantly employs Antleman as a source and quotes from his book, To Eliminate the Opiate . What opiate? The title is taken from Marx who referred to religion (in general) as the opiate. Antleman was a Zionist who split from the extremist Kahanist organization Jewish Defense League (JDL) ultra-nationalists and started his own Jewish Survival Legion (JSL) that was associated with the nationalist and religious Zionist groups Herut and Betar (even more extreme). He quit the Sanhedrin because they were in his view subverted by Commies and Sabbatians and did not implement Noahide laws fast enough.
This is what AI has to say:
Rabbi Marvin S. Antelman resigned from the modern attempt to revive the Sanhedrin, which was initiated in 2004. The resignation, which occurred around August 2006, was connected to internal disputes within the aspiring body. A newsletter from the Chabad-affiliated group JAHG-USA stated Antelman resigned due to "increasingly open R & B influence" on the Sanhedrin, referring to the Root and Branch Association, which the newsletter alleged was controlled by communist agents. The newsletter claimed this "exposure" also led to the earlier resignation of Noahide leader Billy Jack Dial from the Sanhedrin's "Noahide Council". This event is one of several controversies involving Antelman, an American-Israeli rabbi, chemist, and author known for conspiracy theories about a Sabbatean-Frankist plot against Judaism, which the mainstream Jewish community did not regard as serious.
When searching for JAHG-USA the AI can find no further information. It all smells like gefilte fish.
Both ends of the rainbow are in my view run by the intelligence agencies just as we have high level connections between Putin and Chabad and Trump and Chabad. Is the Sabbatian Frankist subversion real and historically valid? Yes, most definitely, but it is also being leveraged. I can’t wait to see the synthesis (lolz)
