Peter: The only interesting question asked in response: 1) “Will italy break apa

Peter: The only interesting question asked in response:
1) “Will italy break apart?” (I’m surprised it hasn’t).

I’d add these:

2) “Is there any means by which we can help RU transition to rule of law and a ‘higher’ trust polity despite the fact that it’s a heterogeneous empire with constant threat of secession movements, and an obvious demographic challenge from central asia and china border poplations?”

3) “Will the EU survive the next generation? – It’s hard to imagine the answer is yes – but what does the field of possible outcomes look like?”

4) “What are the chances of the Intermarium project developing into a european power so that eastern europe rather than the strong french/weak german alliance, or the existing anglo germanic alliance?”

5) “Isn’t France as as imperial as Russia in it’s european ambitions – and France just as dangerous – given her long standing superiority complex despite the contrary evidence.”

6) “Isn’t nationalism a natural response to the end of the ‘false promise’ of globalism, and won’t immigration increase in import across europe as a consequence?”

7) “Is Turchin correct (I think so) in predicting the same fragmentation of the USA that we are seeing in the EU for the same reasons? (Nine Nations etc? Northern European individual hedonism and dissolution of the family and responsibility vs eastern conservatism and preservation of the family and responsibility as the first institution of production?)”

Thanks. 😉

Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute

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