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Learn from History or be Buried in History. Nationals MP Llew O’Brien, You sir, are being most diligent with your shovel burying your own body politic.

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Learn from History or be Buried in History. “A Democracy becomes hopelessly weak, and the general good suffers accordingly, if it’s higher officials, bred up to despise it, and necessarily drawn from those very classes the dominance of which it is pledged to destroy, serve it only half-heartedly....” Marc Bloch (French Historian resistance fighter hunted down and killed by his own 1944) , Strange Defeat, mid-1940 Nationals MP Llew O’Brien, You sir, are being most diligent with your shovel burying your own body politic. "In a January 1838 speech to a group in Springfield, Illinois, Lincoln stated: "At what point then is the approach of danger to be expected? I answer, if it ever reach us, it must spring up amongst us. It cannot come from abroad. If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen, we must live through all time, or die by suicide." " Antithesis Biology/Culture Ideologies repeatedly Dissimulate (Adapt, Discov...

Marxist Postmodern advice on impending colonisation “Do not interrupt me my head is buried in this cake.”

Marxist Postmodern advice on impending colonisation  “Do not interrupt me my head is buried in this cake.” “A DIFFERENT KIND OF DETERRENT The main lesson the United States and its allies can draw from their considerable experience of lengthy wars is that they are best avoided. Should the United States become involved in a protracted great-power conflict, the country’s whole economy and society will need to be put on a war footing. Even if such a war ends with something approximating a victory, the population would likely be shattered and the state drained of all spare capacity. Moreover, given the intensity of contemporary warfare, the speed of attrition, and the costs of modern weaponry, ramping up investment in new equipment and ammunition might still be insufficient to sustain a future war for long. At a minimum, the United States and its partners would need to procure sufficient stocks in advance to stay in the fight long enough for a much more drastic, full-scale mobilizat...