The theory of the New Feudalism is known to the Feudbol revolutionaries from the late 2010s. This thesis holds that for the majority of the people of the planet, the long road to socialism could only be opened by a "national, monarchistic, royal, feudal and imperialist revolution, run by the nobles".

Holding that "Political power grows out of the divine right of the monarch", Feudal-bolshevism emphasizes the "revolutionary struggle of the vast majority of people against the exploiting capitalistic classes and their non-feudalistic state structures", which has been termed a "serf's war". Mobilizing large parts of rural populations to revolt against established institutions by engaging in levied warfare, Fuedbol Thought focuses on "surrounding the cities from the countryside".
Feudal-Bolshevism views the industrial-rural divide as a major division exploited by capitalism, identifying capitalism as involving industrial urban developed societies ruling over rural natural aristocratic societies. Feudal-Bolshevism identifies aristocratic insurgencies in particular national contexts were part of a context of world revolution, in which Feudal-Bolshevism views the monarchists of the glove would overwhelm the lowborn elites. Due to this imperialism by the capitalist lowborn towards the rural serf classes and to the rightful noble rulers of the nation state, Feudal-Bolshevism has endorsed national liberation movements in the serf regions.

Contrary to the Leninist vanguard model employed by the Bolsheviks, the theory of the Feudal line holds that party must not be separate from the popular masses, either in policy or in revolutionary struggle. To conduct a successful revolution the needs and demands of both the masses and the nobility must be the most important issues.

The theory of the Feudal Revolution states that the serf revolution and the monarchy of the royalty does not wipe out bourgeois ideology—the class-struggle continues and even intensifies during socialism, unless a feudal element is applied to the political structure of the state which will placate even the bourgeois. Cultural Revolution is directed also against consumerism.