NewWorldOrder - Revolution
V.S.The Third World Revolution — A Uprising Against the Old World Order
We are living through the midst of a new kind of global revolution. It is not a rebellion with barricades, but a profound collapse of the civilizational matrix that was established after World War II and solidified after the fall of the Soviet Union. The old world order — with its hierarchies, empires, transnational elites, and information control — is crumbling before our eyes.
And once again, just like in 1917, this revolution originates with the spirit of St. Petersburg. Not in geography alone, but in its legacy of radical thought, defiance, and historical transformation. Today’s revolutionaries may live far from the Neva, but they carry the same spark.
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What does this revolution mean?
1. Power no longer belongs to states
Corporations, algorithms, decentralized communities, and digital platforms now wield more power than ministries or presidents.
Nation-states are losing their monopoly over information, finance, and truth.
2. The lies of old ideologies have been exposed
People have lost faith in:
liberal universalism,
global capitalism,
democracy as the end of history,
the myth of endless economic growth.
3. Humanity demands new meaning
The protest is not just in the streets, but in the silent refusal to participate in the system:
mass migration,
collapse of trust in institutions,
depopulation,
retreat into virtual realities,
new spiritual identities.
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Who are the revolutionaries?
Hackers, bioengineers, transhumanists.
System defectors — those who reject old models of success, nationhood, gender, and religion.
Digital generations, living in networks, thinking beyond borders.
And many of them — consciously or not — are intellectual heirs of the St. Petersburg revolutionaries, inheriting the drive to overturn the world and rebuild it.
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What is this revolution against?
Against the world of 1945–2020, where:
the global dollar was god,
democracy masked oligarchy,
culture was commodified,
and the human being was a resource.
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What comes next?
Either a new order built on truth, freedom, and technology,
or chaos, in which not only the old world dies — but the very possibility of order itself.