An outlook of the end of the world - the forced march of the contemporary fascist ultra-right

radical anti-democracy and the dilemmas of popular radical democracy

Abstract

This text analyzes the rise of China as a new global power, emphasizing the prospect of a reconfiguration in the capitalist world order. Additionally, it explores the dichotomy between various global powers, notably in the context of actions promoted by the United States and its allies, such as the encirclement and possible war against Russia. The author also highlights the increasing polarization between democratic and antidemocratic forces, marked by the advance of the far right and the decline of political power within the conservative democratic field. Furthermore, it addresses the complexity of the transition from the Russian revolution to socialism instead of communism, discussing the implications of the technological revolution and the emergence of the fourth organ of the machine in shaping the world order. The text concludes by emphasizing the relevance of the struggle for human emancipation in the face of challenges stemming from the structural crisis of capital.