@FrayThomson@FlagBlack007 Because it was not unanimous and it didn’t just happen all at the same time across Europe. It gradually happened from about 1945 to 1975
@Timcast@FmrRepMTG Term limits would completely destroy grassroot politicians like Thomas Massie. The political machines can just rotate their puppets around every four or eight years.
@JamesBrown00777@zerohedge You really think they didn’t delete everything we weren’t supposed to see? Millions of files were deleted when the FBI got hacked. Strange that Maxwells sister was in charge of the FBI CPUs during that time.
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I’m not going to sit here and pretend that the economic cost of World War II didn’t factor in to Europe giving up some colonies, but that was not the reason colonialism died. Europe could’ve forcefully kept many colonies, especially the smaller ones. I can agree maybe India was going to be too big for the United Kingdom to hold and the nationalist movement there was going to be too powerful but most of the African colonies and all of the Pacific Island colonies could’ve been held with no problem. I think you could make an argument for some of the smaller colonies in southeast Asia being kept. My end point is that colonialism only ended because Europeans and the European diaspora decided to stop. If you don’t agree with that, then explain why there haven’t been any new colonies in modern times?
I’m talking about after World War II that’s when they started giving the colonies up was after World War II. I was a history manager in college, but I dropped out and started a business after three years. I agree Europe was not on the same page about colonies until after World War II and even then they kept some colonies and gradually gave them up as to not cost chaos in the colonies. None of that has anything to do with Europe and Europeans being the most dominate group for the last 600 years