The document discusses the religious mobilization of masses in Ukraine and Donbass during the 2014 events. It notes a surge in public religious displays and activities that helped mobilize groups opposed to the new Ukrainian government. It also discusses the rise of non-denominational social consolidation around religious ideologies as a form of social protection. Powers use religious mobilization by spreading concepts like "I am Charlie" to different communities. Three global projects are identified as alternatives to the West - the Russian world project, Chinese core values project, and an Islamic caliphate project - that aim to form supranational religious communities opposed to the West while still using Western methods. These quasi-religious formations secularize traditional religions