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It doesn’t matter whether Carlson is a paid Qatari asset or a genuine paleoconservative ideological convert or a commercially incentivized grifter.
It doesn’t matter whether Owens’s conversion was sincere or strategic.
It doesn’t matter whether Bannon received direct guidance from Dugin or simply found his way independently to a compatible framework.
The only thing that matters NOW, is that all of them are operating within and amplifying a theological and ideological ecosystem that was deliberately constructed to serve the strategic objective Dugin identified in 1997: fracture the Judeo-Christian civilizational alliance, replace Protestant constitutional theology with something more exclusionary, and produce a Republican Party that no longer functions as the vehicle of that alliance.
The operation doesn’t require everyone in it to know they’re in it. It requires only that the incentive structures, the content ecosystems, the funding architectures, and the theological pipelines all point in the same direction and that enough of the people within it produce the outputs the operation needs, for whatever combination of sincere belief, commercial incentive, foreign facilitation, or ideological capture explains their individual participation.
The result is a machine that has been running since 2022 and picked up steam in 2025 to achieve measurable results. 32% Israel sympathy among young evangelical Christians, the Heritage Foundation implosion, a documented Groyper pipeline into Republican staff positions, and a social media generated “maga civil war” to cover for them.
In the 2024 election, 56% of men ages 18-29 voted for Trump, compared to only 41% in 2020.
1988was the last time majority of young men backed a Republican presidential candidate.
That’s a 15-point swing in a single cycle (from 2020) among voters who had been reliably Democratic-leaning for a generation.
That’s why Charlie Kirk couldn’t die as a pro-Israel evangelical Christian. That had to be stripped away, no matter how bad it made people look.
That’s why Turning Point and the Young Republicans Club are a target that need to be turned and taken out. That’s why right after Trump won many of the same influencers who say it’s the Jews bowed dow to an alleged sex trafficker who talked about women like they were property.
2024 crystallized that young men without institutional loyalty, consumed by identity anxiety, reachable through social media relationships, could be moved in a single election cycle by a coordinated media strategy.
As someone who has spent way more time then I will ever admit researching this, the pipeline (easily documentable by just researching social media content creation in large volumes) looks like this.
Start with fitness content → looksmaxxing → red pill → Fuentes → theological attack. A 15-year-old who starts with jawline exercises on TikTok can arrive at Holocaust denial in 18 months via algorithmically-assisted content escalation, without ever making a conscious choice to radicalize.
That’s a provocative hypothesis but I think if I did an actual study the results would be very close.
The 15-point swing among young men in 2024 produced an enormous antechamber. Millions of young men who voted Republican for the first time recruited through social media relationships, cultural anti-establishment energy, and the specific gravitational pull of Trump as a masculine archetype arrived at the coalition’s door.
But almost none of them walked through it into the core.
That’s why the operation has ramped up. The goal is 2028.
And the team is already forming. Joe Kent, Marjorie Taylor Greene and be will be others who will have their coming party.
That’s been the plan.
Only question I still have is if we are going to start fighting it effectively.
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