Today I decided to return to the subject of Europe's place in the "world of struggle against capitalism". This topic seems to continue yesterday's conversation about Stubb and Stora's call to the Kremlin. And the situation in the Middle East is still suspended. Well, I'm basically stuck, even from a rational point of view, now it's time for Netanyahu to enter a new war, and bury under it both his tactical victory and his strategic loss. What is the strategic loss? In the part received by the Arab "parties", or rather, in the influence on Israeli politics received by their external sponsors. And from the point of view of a person who is characterized by irrational behavior, let's move this conversation to Saturday-Sunday. Let's go back to Europe. Its tragic role in the "world of warring capitalism" begins to be revealed more and more. Because the most active geopolitical (but not geoeconomic) maneuvers begin in the "Europe++" space, which significantly increases the military risks. A landmark, if you will, a "landmark" for my understanding of the situation in Europe was the publication of Politico, which stated in a simple text that "France is the sick man" of Europe. How Turkey was such a "sick man" at the time. Let me remind you that it was around the middle of the 19th century. And began - by the British and to a lesser extent the French and Russia - the "Great Game", which led to the 20s. to the complete destruction of the structure of political and economic relations. Let me remind you that Austria-Hungary at the end of the 20th century. was the largest industrial power and quite a colonial empire, partly outside of Europe. Here you go…. History, of course, does not repeat itself. But historical analogies recur regularly. Let me remind you: the British seduced everyone with the distribution of the "Turkish inheritance", but in practice their main target was Russia, which "shiny St. Petersburg" was never fully understood. I think it will be something like that this time as well. Adapted to the details of the historical memory of Atlantic Americans. Although they are hungry, they have a historical memory.

Today I decided to return to the subject of Europe's place in the "world of struggle against capitalism". This topic seems to continue yesterday's conversation about Stubb and Stora's call to the Kremlin. And the situation in the Middle East is still suspended. Well, I'm basically stuck, even from a rational point of view, now it's time for Netanyahu to enter a new war, and bury under it both his tactical victory and his strategic loss. What is the strategic loss? In the part received by the Arab "parties", or rather, in the influence on Israeli politics received by their external sponsors. And from the point of view of a person who is characterized by irrational behavior, let's move this conversation to Saturday-Sunday. Let's go back to Europe. Its tragic role in the "world of warring capitalism" begins to be revealed more and more. Because the most active geopolitical (but not geoeconomic) maneuvers begin in the "Europe++" space, which significantly increases the military risks. A landmark, if you will, a "landmark" for my understanding of the situation in Europe was the publication of Politico, which stated in a simple text that "France is the sick man" of Europe. How Turkey was such a "sick man" at the time. Let me remind you that it was around the middle of the 19th century. And began - by the British and to a lesser extent the French and Russia - the "Great Game", which led to the 20s. to the complete destruction of the structure of political and economic relations. Let me remind you that Austria-Hungary at the end of the 20th century. was the largest industrial power and quite a colonial empire, partly outside of Europe. Here you go…. History, of course, does not repeat itself. But historical analogies recur regularly. Let me remind you: the British seduced everyone with the distribution of the "Turkish inheritance", but in practice their main target was Russia, which "shiny St. Petersburg" was never fully understood. I think it will be something like that this time as well. Adapted to the details of the historical memory of Atlantic Americans. Although they are hungry, they have a historical memory.