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This diffusion of pressure outward from the western European core of Western Civilization can contribute a great deal toward a richer understanding of the period 1850- 2000. It helps to explain the Anglo-French rivalry about 1850, the Anglo-French alliance based on fear of Germany after 1900, the free-world alliance based on fear of Soviet Russia after 1950, and the danger to both Western Civilization and Soviet Civilization from Asiatic pressure by 2000 .The pressure the author is referring to is that which results from population growth. In 1965 he seems to have broadly predicted the world as it is today with the West responding to the perceived โthreatโ from the relatively newly hugely populous China; Russia being a Chinese ally and possessing resources that the control of could be used to subdue China.
...ally and possessing resources that the control of...part of the pressure that results from increased population boils down to (forgive me) scarcity of energy/resources, IMO.
Niall [...] Alas[...] they're idiots[...]It is a pity... Unless you don't believe in that sort of thing.
You know, going back in history and reading what was expressed is a great way to learn because it become evident whose prognostications came to be versus who was full of BS.Thanks for writing.
I do not knowWell, then maybe you should study more? Hey, for the fun of it, really just joshing around, here is another breakdown of you "name" here as a poster at Sott.net.
I haven't had the best day and I stayed up late listening to the show.Some (Mme.) Lady taught me a "Pipe Breathing" technique, and if I can do that for 20x, maybe that 2x, I'm much better, perhaps most especially after a long night, it's like you can re-energize somewhat irrespective of lack of sleep.
I've personally been thinking about what I can do and I sort of have some good answers for that.
Buffalo_Ken No, Russia is not the problem, nor are they the solution...parzival - you got my agreement on this.
Ken