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As an young adept of Realpolitik, what fundamental texts should I read to get a firm grip on geopolitics without being brainwashed into pervasive ideologies?
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America bad. Allies of America bad. Russia China Iran good. Allies of Russia China Iran good.
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>>541429398
I love our country. I like Americans, we are so friendly compared with most people in other countries.
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>>541429398
that honestly seems p accurate
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>>541429175
Thomas Friedman is rather reputable and unbiased. He's a journalist who founded the Austrian School of economics. Has declined in popularity recently because of wokism, vaccines, rise of Facebook etc.
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>>541429175
I think we should spell it Realpolitiq. A "q" is so much more stylish than a blocky "k".
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>>541429175
You cannot avoid being brainwashed into ideology, just be mindful of which ideology you're being brainwashed into, and if it elevates the people you want elevated.

Ideologies are not things in themselves, they are group strategies. That is the essence of realpolitik
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>>541430065
>Thomas Friedman is rather reputable and unbiased
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>>541429175
At least your proud ass found his proper place. Your thread on /lit/.and your answers were bitchy, disgusting and ashaming to read. /pol/ is the proper place for you and your uneducated young mind. At least you read, but filled with pride and hybrids.

Also
>/pol/
>Reading
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>>541429175
Start out with the Israel Lobby is a good start since you're American and we've been fighting wars on behalf of the jews my entire life. The book is well written and well researched and also addresses the interests of the other nations and ethnic groups in the middle east. "How States Think" by John Mearsheimer is good too if you end up liking this book.
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On War, Clausewitz

and the rest of this:
https://pol.foundation/Library.html
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>>541429175
you don't need to read shit, it's easy
- nations want to hog resources and accumulate power, as well as assure their "sphere of influence" i.e. countries doing their bidding because they fear they could simply get fucked if they don't
- they anticipate all other nations to want the same and thus have to think several steps ahead at all times, they can't be reactionary unless they want to get fucked off-guard
from there just read history and piece it together



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