@HQuarterma43504 Australia is seen more positively by normies not because of its technological superiority over North Korea, but ultimately something more important. Financial capitalism.
@teortaxesTex Brit perspective
"Japan, rather than Russia, represents civilised ideas, democratic institutions, enlightenment – all that we understand by progress."
Schiff's perspect
"I am not buying Japanese war bonds simply for profit. We are Jews...But the Russians torment our brethen."
@teortaxesTex And 90% of the British public and elites supported Japan. Why? Because Japan was "progressive" while Russia was "backward".
British financiers started organizing Japan's foreign financing, providing almost half of the foreign sum while Jewish financiers provided the rest.
@wojtek_jk72mtk An important reason why Russia is weaker than USSR is population. USSR had a larger population than USA with more Slavs than whites in USA.
1970
USSR - 240 mil
USA - 200 mil
Currently Russia has 140 million vs USA's 350 million.
@HQuarterma43504 There's a higher proportion of Indians in boards of top UK companies than in top American ones. Most of these Indians in UK boards are hired straight from India rather than from long term UK residents. BP, HSBC, Shell, Unilever.
Rolls Royce has a UK Indian.
@mxtaverse The ordeal of civility will take some time.
To enter the gentile world Jews had to suppress their spontaneity and blunt directness, their intimate and expressive culture, in which reticence or "manners" was not a virtue.
@HQuarterma43504 The American economy in 1914 was 3.3 times as large as Britain's and equal to the combined economies of Britain, France, Germany, Russia.
The per capita advantage of USA over West Europe was greater back then.
@Deshpacito661 That's off by a hundred years.
Population of UK in 1800 was 10.8 million.
Population boom of Euro occurred in 19th century, by 1900 UK population was 40 mil.
From 1700 to 1820 to 1920, UK's population share went from 1.4 to 2 to 2.5% while India's went from 27 to 20 to 17%.
@wojtek_jk72mtk@jugram51036@HQuarterma43504 By the reign of Henry I (1100-1135), half of the manorial lords were of English origin.
In the highest rank of non-royal nobility, Norman patrilineage became minority in the 15th century.