>>19683406
If an initiatic secret society grounded in the eternal is the place where one stands, what is the lever? What are the means by which one moves history? The short answer is: by any means necessary. If the metaphysical foundations and practical aims of a secret order are as fixed and unchanging as Being itself, the means by which it seeks to influence and direct history should be as manifold and shifting as the historical flux. Absolute dogmatism about foundations and aims can be wedded to absolute pragmatism about means. Truth and order—as they define them—may employ lies and chaos. Good—as they define it—may be pursued by any means, including evil ones, provided that they really are means. If the ends do not justify the means, nothing will. All of these techniques, however, fall under two basic headings: the spreading of ideas and the infiltration and subversion of institutions.
>>19683418
>But your link also calls him the world's most right thinker which is exactly my poin
you miss the point Evola is trying to make
he is saying, "by definition", he is one of the few (((right-wing))) thinkers left
in his opinion, things are so far-gone and embedded that most people are not even capable of having thoughts outside the limits of prescribed acceptable cultural discourse
In Evola's view, they physically and spiritually lack the imagination to even understand let alone agree with traditional thoughts
one immediate example is how Evola, like many in the ancient world, did not believe in coincidences
this is derided as "magical thinking" in our modern world
there is a mental fog and dullness that has set into the minds of people today
modern man is a dullard and has been reduced to merely an economical unit