Which is hilarious, because it's like a Trojan propaganda piece. Pretend like it's a secret playbook, "oops, you weren't supposed to see our totally secret plan for world domination!!!"
> "oops, you weren't supposed to see our totally secret plan for world domination!!!"
Even though it's blindly obvious what their playbook would be if they could make their dreams come true?
Why do you call it a conspiracy?
I am not in the field of Geopolitics, so I only heard opinions from Twitter or Quora mostly. Apparently lots of people over there perceived that Dugin's influence to Putin was over inflated. Especially after Trump was elected along with Russian interference scandal. Putin as an ex-spook was perceived as a kind of short sighted yet dynamic instead of formulating and following a long term static grand strategy as Dugin suggest.