No. It's about a group of pedophile political elites (House Harkonnen) being booted from control of vast wealth and power ("he who controls the spice controls the universe") in favor of a politically minor and relatively good/honest/moral family (House Atreides). The Harkonnens scheme to seize power back, much to the detriment of the plebes who just want left alone (e.g. the Fremen).

One member of House Atreides leads the Fremen resistance against the Harkonnens and their Imperial Sardukkar jackboots.

There's quite a bit of political and philosophical depth (e.g. how humans are defined by their willpower and choices, not just being a two-legged NPC), but at a high level it's a timeless story of good men & freedom lovers vs tyrants and their cronies.

A lot of Dune is a meditation on causality.

It is about Muslims taking control of the world economy. The "spice" is oil. Herbert even used Arabic terms when referring to the Fremen and their language.

Dune is about the dangers of following charismatic leaders. The God Emperor and his Golden Path fucked up all kinds of shit for everyone

No. Dune is about the struggle for power between the different factions who vie for power and the normal people trying to stop them. And space.

I watched the new version of the movie recently and enjoyed it. Aside from a diverse cast I didn't really notice any kikery or degenerate messaging. I usually can't watch anything because that stuff ruins it for me but I enjoyed Dune.

You cant even sum up anything in a 'is this for or against' white men. Theyll change it in the adaptation so every nog, the nog's family and their parole officers will know for a fact that George Washington was black and anyone not good was and is white