11.02.2024 | 08:26
dpasaric kaže:
Uz to, kao predsjednik Rusije, ima punu podršku svojih građana - što se ne može reći za Bidena, Trudeaoa, Sunaka, Sholza, Macrona...
Sad kad sam ovo vidio, mogu reći da sam vidio - sve. Uspoređuješ aktivne demokracije po načelu većine i diktaturu? I onda, u nevjerojatnom mentalnom saltu mortale, diktatoru pripisuješ veću podršku ergo legitimnost od ljudi koji su izabrani na slobodnim izborima?!?!
I evo, ovo je odličan prikaz primjene koncepta koji Putin koristi da pokuša opravdati posizanje za Ukrajinom. Isti princip, primjenjen na SAD (podulji post Ilije Ponomarenka
https://x.com/IAPonomarenko/status/1756313435539743141?s=20):
'The following is an honest reflection of Putin's logic regarding Ukraine from the Tucker Carlson interview -- but it's applied to the history of the United States of America.
"So, where does America begin?
Let's start with the fact that America was entirely populated 14,000 years ago. Where did those Stone Age people come from? From today's Siberia via the Bering land bridge.
Therefore, all Paleo-Indians from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego are, in fact, Russian, the original people of the Americas.
What is the United States of America?
The statehood of European and Asian nations dates back thousands of years. Charlemagne inherited his father, Pepin the Short, and was crowned the Emperor of the West in 800 AD. Then, his grandsons were founders of France, Germany, and Italy.
Who were 'Americans' then? Has anybody seen this name or the star-spangled banner on medieval maps of the Crusades?
Yes, that was in the 12th century.
Viking Leif Ericsson, who discovered Vinland c. 1000 AD, was not American. Christopher Columbus was not American.
The founders of the first English settlement in the United States were never American. Mayflower Pilgrims never called themselves Americans in 1620.
What you call 'the United States' throughout history was part of France, Spain, Britain, The Netherlands, and even Sweden.
Look at this map from 1794; it's the Kingdom of New Spain from San Francisco to Miami. This is what it was called - not the United States.
Even the word 'America' was made up by German mapmakers to lay the Holy Roman Empire's claim on the East Indies.
It's a fact.
Since when are 'American language' and 'American culture' a thing?
Moreover, as a result of the Seven Years' War, France and other powers realized that they needed to undermine the British Empire by inventing 'America' and 'Americans' and alienating the Thirteen Colonies.
French and Spanish ministries of war propagated and directly supported protests in Boston and the subsequent illegal mutiny of 1775.
Propagandists waving banners of 'We the People' and 'No taxation without representation' appeared soon. They wanted to persuade good, prosperous Englishmen under the Empire that they were now 'Americans.'
As if they were somehow growing aware of themselves as an identity with aspirations toward a way of life, governance, culture, and economy, of their choice.
Nonsense.
Even though George III was probably not the very best ruler. But who on earth gave those Americans the right to decide who is to rule them and what kind of country they want for themselves?
Who did they think they were? Can anyone realistically imagine a popular revolution against the king in, say, royal France due to extreme poverty and tyranny? It makes zero sense.
It's a conspiracy, can't you see?
Here we have a letter by Benjamin Franklin dated 1774 in which he still seeks a peaceful solution with the Empire.
There was a Paris-sponsored coup in Boston, and rebels were calling themselves 'patriots' and therefore were ultra-nationalists. You know what such sentiments came to in Europe in the 1930s.
Unlike any other real country, the 'United States' is a nation created by a shared identity of people under certain historical circumstances. Tell me if you ever saw that before in history.
The so-called 'United States' never had any historical relations to Florida, Oregon, New Mexico, Ohio, Oklahoma, or California until a particular moment in history.
We, therefore, have all reasons to call 'the United States of America' an artificial construct of a nation created by the will of King George III or Napoleon I, thanks to whom the USA now has Louisiana.
You know, I've been to Los Angeles one day, and I heard people speaking Armenian. Armenian, do you understand?
Not American. Is there any country that could have ethnic minorities freely experiencing their identity?
Bullshit.
Therefore, a real country is fully entitled to a noble historical mission of erasing this nothingness from the face of the earth and claiming its ruins as its property.
Boston and Philadelphia must lie in ashes. Oklahoma must freeze to death in the dark of winter. Central Park must turn into an improvised mass grave site. Those creatures failed to give up and die voluntarily.
We will take what's ours, and don't you dare stand in my way. Give me what I want as I stand for peace."
You decide if you want to side with this kind of historical proficiency.'