Conventional political analysis often fails when confronted with the performative absurdity and metaphysical cynicism of the contemporary Russian regime. Where rational discourse reaches its limit, clinical satire becomes the essential diagnostic tool.
This project is not a literary exercise. It is a systematic cartography of a political necrosis — a regime that has evolved from post-Soviet authoritarianism into a unique hybrid: Orthodox Military Putinism. This ideology synthesizes imperial nostalgia, a perverted code of religious morality, hyper-modern technologies, and a total contempt for rights and freedoms — into a doctrine of perpetual war: a war against its own citizens, against historical truth, and against the very concept of objective reality.
“The Encyclopedia of Orthodox Military Putinism” presented herein dissects four core pathologies of this system:
The Biopolitics of Expendability: The conceptual reduction of the population — especially its youth — from citizens to consumable “bio-resources”, valued only for their utility in sustaining power and fueling conflict.
The Engineering of Unreality: The regime’s primary operational technology is not merely propaganda, but institutionalized gaslighting — the systematic weaponization of absurdity to collapse critical thought and moral judgment.
The Sacrilege of Faith: The strategic co-option and mutation of the Russian Orthodox Church into a theological arm of the security state, providing sacred sanction to war and repression.
The Algorithm of Chaos: A detailed schematic of how the Kremlin exports not just influence, but a ready-to-install “software for autocracy” — a package of hybrid tactics, ideological viruses, and corrupt governance models designed to destabilize and replicate.