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Napoleon was clearly an almost messianic-like figure who never actually existed. He was a complete fiction invented by the Apollonian cult
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It wasn't just Napoleon. Never forget that Catholic France allied with the Protestant Princes in 30 years war and also the Ottomans in the long war of Christendom against Islamic hordes.
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>>542154848
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Nice
Never forget this. The Franks are not to be trusted. They are perfidious and intransigent.
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>>542154831
Uh huh riiiiight
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>>542154734
> When you can only blame western countries for stuff
Pick one: France, Germany, anyone electing a government the media doesn't back.
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>>542155268
he's right
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>>542155438
Explain how I have a napoleon complex then
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>>542154734

More like kikes hold infinite grudges and seek to wipe away any culture that dared challenge their self-instantiated supremacy. They resent them like farm animals.
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Size of debt doesn't matter. Interest paid does. If rates are cheap then you should just borrow to invest.
America's debt isn't really a big problem because rates are still very cheap. Total interest spend is very low as %gdp. The US economy is so powerful that it has a lot of room to raise taxes and cut spending.
Europe's debt problem isn't bad just yet. The European problem is the gulf between its frugal protestant north and its profligate papist south. This gap is somewhat priced with yield differentials but the gap is artificially shrunk by the ECB whose primary goal is to maintain the EU above all else. If this gap is tested sufficiently, esp during fiscal shocks like war or a new pandemic, then the EU is cleft in two.



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