Comments by "sdrc92126" (@sdrc92126) on "Zeihan on Geopolitics" channel.

“When the ordinary thought of highly cultivated people begins to regard ‘having children’ as a question of pro’s and con’s, the great turning point has come. … For Nature knows nothing of pro and con. Everywhere, where life is actual, reigns an inward organic logic, an ‘it’, a drive, that is utterly independent of waking being.” --Oswald Spengler
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@dennisweidner288 Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserves in the world
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@whazzat8015 Hitler vowed that Germany would never again be defeated by a lack of resources. In his unpublished second book, he lamented that “the German people is today even less in a position than in the years of peace to feed itself from its own land and territory.” In 1936, he glowingly spoke of the “incalculable raw materials” in the Urals, the “rich forests” of Siberia, and the “incalculable farmlands” of the Ukraine. -US Holocaust Museum Visit some pro-nazi websites. They talk about how the nsdap platform was to go green and transform Germany..
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@protorhinocerator142 Germany is resource poor. That's why they needed russia
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@williamsteveling8321 Why do you want to be the dominant world power?
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@obcane3072 In the 70's, it was trope to eat your peas. There are millions of starving kids in China (this later turned into Africa). I think the movie Shoes of the Fisherman had something to do with china threatrening nuclear war over famine...
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@JustAskingQuestions8571 Socialism is a religion, not an economic system. Economics in socialism is a means to get to the socialist eschaton, the end of history, or utopia. The primary purpose of socialist economics is not to increase the betterment of everyone, but to progress to the final state. The revolution is meant to be permanent. Marx's Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844 Science, Politics and Gnosticism
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@tommorgan1291 Not technically hard, just add more fuel. Larger bombs really have no practical (strategic) benefit.
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"*itler vowed that Germany would never again be defeated by a lack of resources. In his unpublished second book, he lamented that “the German people is today even less in a position than in the years of peace to feed itself from its own land and territory.” In 1936, he glowingly spoke of the “incalculable raw materials” in the Urals, the “rich forests” of Siberia, and the “incalculable farmlands” of the Ukraine." --Holocaust Memorial Museum on Lebensraum
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I have hopes the new rulers of europe will do a much better job of eliminating deviancy. They've have a better track record
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Funny how all of this was predicted 8 or 9 years ago. smh
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"You dig a hole, you put a seed in, you put dirt on top, add water, up comes the corn."
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@allthenewsordeath5772 👍And Amish
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@skylinefever Rome had a similar problem from what I can remember. I'm sure Spengler was aware of this. He was interested in the collapse of civilizations.
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Cloward–Piven strategy
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Whitest place I've ever been
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@avroarchitect1793 Not really relevant, but I have PTSD from living there a year. It wouldn't have been so bad if it were not for the hypocrisy. Just my impression.
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@avroarchitect1793 i don't know anything about academy. It was a long time ago, that was just my impression.
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The odds of dying in a blast are low, but a few high altitude EMPs will wipe out 90% of the population trough starvation. Not to mention the roving hoards of zombies wishing to feast on the warm goo inside you skull.
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@altagraciaadames3483 Only the paranoid survive --Andy Grove
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lagging in numerous technological advancements China has that covered
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Solar and wind have short lifespans. Solar panels degrade 1% per year and do not have the greatest eroei
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@AlisoJim Aren't they the ones (and isn't there only one left now?) pushing for open borders @(5/7th) minimum wage?
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