| An interesting little article 08:54 - Feb 25 with 460 views | Guthrum |
on Putin's mindset: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/feb/25/putin-mind-words-russia-vi
A lot of the language is similar to that of the German philosophers who inspired the Thule Society and, in turn, the nazis. Also, in a more embryonic form, some of the "world mission" exceptionalism which drove parts of the mid-19th century phase of the British Empire. |  |
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| An interesting little article on 09:05 - Feb 25 with 391 views | Churchman |
That is an interesting article and insight into how Putin thinks. It’s as scary as hell too, given it’s parallels with other despots from history. If that truly is how he sees the world, there is no reasoning with him, I’m afraid. |  | | |
| An interesting little article on 09:12 - Feb 25 with 367 views | Guthrum |
| An interesting little article on 09:05 - Feb 25 by Churchman |
That is an interesting article and insight into how Putin thinks. It’s as scary as hell too, given it’s parallels with other despots from history. If that truly is how he sees the world, there is no reasoning with him, I’m afraid. |
He does not trust those who he sees as his adversaries and they in turn cannot give him what he wants without returning to a 19th/early 20th century position of great powers dividing up lesser states into "spheres of influence". | |
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| An interesting little article on 09:21 - Feb 25 with 324 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
Good read, so in large part to distract from falling living standards and inflation.....sounds familiar!
The first half of this sentence is also correct...
"The contemporary “west”, in this vision, battles to contain Russia out of jealousy. Europe has collapsed into decadence, crushed by the weight of its humanism and political liberalism:"
We are all led by fools, perhaps we should stop enabling them. |  |
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