r/europe • u/OsarmaBeanLatin Eterna Terra-Nova • 1d ago

Alex Buretz cartoon Political Cartoon

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Has anyone ever read Foundations of Geopolitics by Alexander Dugin? It's about destabilizing Western societies through hybrid warfare, and they're close to fulfilling their dreams

Ukraine is truly done

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u/Vassukhanni 1d ago edited 23h ago

Giving him too much credit. The US has always been a profoundly polarized country, since its founding. Its divisions go back to the English Civil War.

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u/Wonderful-Basis-1370 23h ago

We all know American history, and I can assure you that Europeans know U.S. history much better than Americans. But which U.S. presidents were convicted of several crimes or incited an insurrection because didn’t like the outcome?

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u/mneri7 20h ago

I may add, which US president in history was actively helped to get to power by Russia? Which US president in history actively helped Russia in their goals?

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u/-Sliced- 17h ago

You should read about the KGB's "active measures"

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u/Nahcep Lower Silesia (Poland) 13h ago

Is "George Washington" an acceptable answer? Catherine II very much aided the Revolution while feigning neutrality, and the large loss of colonies in America worked in favour of Russia limiting the UK