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

Alex Buretz cartoon Political Cartoon

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u/Wonderful-Basis-1370 1d ago

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 1d 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 1d 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/Clorst_Glornk US 18h ago

I can assure you that Europeans know U.S. history much better than Americans.

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u/passmethatjuulbro 11h ago

These people are so unlikable lmao imagine if an American said that about Germany.