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*Once Rome conquered [[Carthage]], [[Macedonia]] and [[Corinth]], it no longer had an external enemy. So consequently, they turned inward, groups formed fighting amongst each other. That lack of unity basically tore it apart. That's what we are seeing. Once [[Communism]] fell and the [[Cold War]] ended there was no longer an external enemy. So you have these [[neocon]]s, including [[Kaja Kallas|Kallas]] that turned their hatred of Communism into [[ethnic]] [[hatred]] of [[Russian]]s. They forgave the [[German]]s for [[Hitler]] but they don't forgive the Russians for [[Stalin]]. I think it's largely from the standpoint that they can't sleep at night unless there is an external enemy. I mean, Russia is no longer Communist. They've adopted [[capitalism]]. So is [[China]]. So, what is the actual issue? It's no longer what it used to be with [[Khruschev]], 'We will bury you' - the idea that communism was better than capitalism. All that's gone. So what is the actual issue? They have to say, "Oh, Russia wants to invade Europe." Why? They won't ever explain that. [[Europe]] doesn't have anything. When Japan invaded [[Manchuria]], it was to get [[asset]]s, natural resources. Europe doesn't have anything of [[value]]. It has to buy [[energy]] from uh Russia. We're not talking about [[gold]]. I mean, what do you get? So it's, you know, the other way around. Russia is the richest country in the world from a natural resource perspective. It's why [[Hitler]] wanted it. [[Napoleon]]. So it's more beneficial for Europe to say Russia wants to invade us, so we have to go out after that. But it's more [[profit]]able for Europe than it is the other way around." [https://youtu.be/Jkz9rwpciaI]

*Once Rome conquered [[Carthage]], [[Macedonia]] and [[Corinth]], it no longer had an external enemy. So consequently, they turned inward, groups formed fighting amongst each other. That lack of unity basically tore it apart. That's what we are seeing. Once [[Communism]] fell and the [[Cold War]] ended there was no longer an external enemy. So you have these [[neocon]]s, including [[Kaja Kallas|Kallas]] that turned their hatred of Communism into [[ethnic]] [[hatred]] of [[Russian]]s. They forgave the [[German]]s for [[Hitler]] but they don't forgive the Russians for [[Stalin]]. I think it's largely from the standpoint that they can't sleep at night unless there is an external enemy. I mean, Russia is no longer Communist. They've adopted [[capitalism]]. So is [[China]]. So, what is the actual issue? It's no longer what it used to be with [[Khruschev]], 'We will bury you' - the idea that communism was better than capitalism. All that's gone. So what is the actual issue? They have to say, "Oh, Russia wants to invade Europe." Why? They won't ever explain that. [[Europe]] doesn't have anything. When Japan invaded [[Manchuria]], it was to get [[asset]]s, natural resources. Europe doesn't have anything of [[value]]. It has to buy [[energy]] from Russia. We're not talking about [[gold]]. I mean, what do you get? So it's, you know, the other way around. Russia is the richest country in the world from a natural resource perspective. It's why [[Hitler]] wanted it. [[Napoleon]]. So it's more beneficial for Europe to say Russia wants to invade us, so we have to go out after that. But it's more [[profit]]able for Europe than it is the other way around." [https://youtu.be/Jkz9rwpciaI]

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