Russian Orthodoxy as Cover-up for Eurasian Military Shamanism

By Irina Severin | UAObserver

Russian Orthodoxy has nothing in common with Christianity. It is a cover for aggressive Shamanism professed by Genghis Khan - Putin and Shoigu's icon and a founding father of the Russian empire according to Russia's Eurasian ideology. 

The concept of Mongol Military Shamanism was to capture the entire world, formulated as "to reach the ultimate sea" and unite the world under their rule. Any state opposing Mongol rule was considered a rebel to be annihilated. 

This is precisely how Shoigu - the ideologist of Russian Eurasianism, sees the world. If Putin has the title of the Supreme Ruler of Russia, Shoigu, in the Russian Eurasian hierarchy, is a Supreme Shaman - who defines Russia's politics and to whom Putin secretly obeys. Both secretly worship Genghis Khan and his spiritual followers like Hitler. 

Russian orthodoxy, in fact, is a cover for Eurasian Military Shamanism. It is not strange that Hitler's cap is the main relic of the alleged Orthodox temple recently built by Shoigu. People have long called it a shamanic temple - something opposite to Christianity.

Therefore, it is not strange that current Russian politics is a historical reconstruction of the politics of the 13th-century Mongol Empire.

The main principle of the Mongol Empire's military extension was capturing a rural population of a kingdom, weaponizing it against its city and rule, and after capturing the land, using its resources against another kingdom. Then, the next captured entity was weaponized against the following entity that had not been captured yet. The process should repeat itself until the global empire was built. Russians are still proud that their troops, under Mongolian rule, captured South China for the Mongols.

This is an easy and cheap way of conquering the world because every other entity//nation thinks it can avoid invasion when the other nation is under attack and does little, if anything, to help stop the Horde. When a strengthened horde comes after them, nobody will help them either.

The earlier the vicious circle is broken, the better. It takes mobilization and consolidation of all to protect the one under attack if they want to avoid becoming the target tomorrow - some earlier, some later.

Another essential element of Ghengis Khan's aggression was subversion operations and PsyOps in the targeted nation long before the military invasion. As a result, the locals themselves often opened their fortresses, letting the Mongol Horde in. This old Mongol tactic was recently openly appropriated by Russians and dubbed the "Gerasimov Doctrine" or the Hybrid War by Western observers.

The third significant element of Mongol warfare was creating a distorted enemy image to energize the targeted nation's military forces by creating a perception that they were fighting for a just cause. The Russians used all three elements in their war against Ukraine and the next targets.

The West should not get complacent. Wherever Russia runs its PsyOps and other subversion and sabotage operations as Russia does at the West, they are the target for future Russian military attacks.