Comments by "Voryn Rosethorn" (@vorynrosethorn903) on "Military History not Visualized" channel.

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  11. My point is that both the Russians and the west have very serious issues, the west is lucky that Russia has proven itself so incompetent, in terms of things like electronics you can't really blame Russian leadership, the country is a shadow of its former self and it's former self very often managed to be a shadow of a country that from the 19th century, wealth probably could have been allocated a lot better but hindsight is 20:20 and even with it the priority would be internal corruption and fixing the state of the military. The West has also been fortunate that the Chinese have taken the advantage given to them and decided to squander it on trying to institute Maoism again (literally the worse political ideology to ever exist), it is a matter of time before that backfires and the ccp gets toppled by the nationalists (and I'm not meaning Chinese civil war type republican nationalists, mainlander nationalists literally want an emperor and Confucianism, a return to the imperial system). The west has many internal issues, but it has proven better at pretending they don't exist and it's enemies are self-sabotaging to a greater extent, I would remain wary, those things won't remain static and there is every possibility that alternative powers who drink battery acid for breakfast will arise out of the oncoming economic collapse, or maybe someone in a middle eastern country will work out how to run a functioning state, Alexander the Great, Muhammad and Napoleon all came out of left field historically and we're currently leaving a lot of room open to elites who don't literally eat crayons and think that rehashing the most geocidial ideologies of the 20th century is in any way a worthwhile alternative to the current system (looking at you western academia). At least in my country things are incredibly unjust and tyrannical, with the people alienated from apparatus of power, it doesn't look it on the surface but things are incredibly volatile.
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