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Mearsheimer

On May 17, I uploaded to this site the PDF containing my quotes from Brendan Simms’ book on Hitler, in whose foreword I wrote these words: “To understand it [Simms’ thesis] I would advise the visitor of my website to familiarise himself with the realism of theorists such as John Mearsheimer, who teaches us how States think and how they relate to each other”.

Fortunately, Mearsheimer explains the realist approach so well that the first nine minutes of this video make the concept clear:

It’s true that Mearsheimer is a normie, and unlike us, he sided with his country in the world wars the US waged against Germany in the last century. But in conjunction with Simms’s book, realism is vital to understanding what Hitler wanted to do not only in Europe, but also in a Soviet Union conquered by the Reich.

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Those nine minutes also explain why on my recent trip to Europe I only encountered what, in my soliloquies, I call lobotomised eunuchs.

Like a species of salamander trapped in a pool that metamorphoses and, unlike its siblings, grows teeth and begins to cannibalise them, that is what has happened to the United States since 1945. European Aryans have lost their manhood, and now only two men, represented by Trump and Putin, play chess in a zero-sum game.

It’s vital to grasp Mearsheimer’s POV to understand my recent despair in Europe with these toothless salamanders who have allowed themselves to be eaten by their big brother.

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