Fascinated as well as irritated by politics. M.A. Political Science. Affiliated with @BSWbund. https://nitter.gq/t.co/sMvAuDMBnK
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Immer interessant, den Ausführungen von @IMVErlangen zu folgen. Ebenso wie Herr Baab würde auch ich die Lektüre ihres lehrreichen und gut geschriebenen Lehrbuchs "Medienanalyse" empfehlen, aus dem ich schon einige wichtige Einsichten erlangen konnte.
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The fact that Lavrov apparently is excluding Russia from European colonial history here is something that one could actually use to fundamentally criticize him in terms of narrative. It's also wrong to insinuate that Europeans were the only ones building empires.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov🇷🇺:
‘Over the past 500 years, all tragedies in the world originated in Europe or occurred owing to European policies: colonisation, the Crusades, the Crimean War, Napoleon, WW1, Hitler…’
After 300 years of slaughtering the peoples of the world and plundering the wealth of the global south to build the cities of Europe…
Their empires crumbled in 1945. Since then, all they have had to offer the world is neocolonialism, uncritical vassalage to the United States, and now face being an afterthought and an irrelevance.
Instead of recognising a new world exists where neocolonialism will not be tolerated, and prioritising economic rejuvenation via engagement with the rising powers of the 21st Century…
Europe instead decides to invest its remaining and dwindling fortunes into the military-industrial complex to fight a war against Russia which none of their populations are remotely interested in…while the rest of the civilised world invests in trade and development.
Europe had a last chance to look to the future, and instead violently jerked their heads 180 degrees back to the past.
If we follow Alexander Grable's estimations on this, 500k appears to be the bare minimum, with a high probability that the actual numbers are far above.
Wie es der Zufall will, kommt eine aktuelle akademische Untersuchung zum Schluss, dass, wie ich vermutet hatte, Vershinins "Meinungsbeitrag" nach wie vor relevant ist.
Der Autor könnte Dir gefallen @IngoWitzmann. Im ersten Satz der Einleitung verweist er auf Clausewitz und den Zusammenhang, auf den Du letztens hingewiesen hast.
Also "Veränderte Realitätswahrnehmung" und "Wahnvorstellungen" kann man für mein Dafürhalten argumentieren. Guck dir mal seine Timeline an - oder seine Kommentare unter meinen Posts.
