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Bellum_Romanum

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Several reasons for the election of Trump.

Right Wing politicians are on the rise across the US and Europe. There’s disenchantment and widening fragmentation of the political landscape as a significant portion of the population did not benefit from globalization (in part due to education). The Liberal Left has been in power for decades, political power is now swinging to the Right.

US educational system is also failing. It has some of the best universities, but it’s basic educational system is failing. Democracy comes with great responsibilities; your citizens need to be educated enough to make the right decisions.

It doesn’t work in places like Afghanistan or India or Middle East because of corruption, again due to poverty, and poverty and education go hand in hand in most cases. Without them democracy is just mob rule.
I just have to LOL from your nonsensical and purely quixotic post. I can tell you never lived a day in your life in poverty, and am not talking about "gentile poverty" western style because that's not poverty.

There's a lot of western folks mostly Anglo-Saxon types who loves to pretend they know exactly how poverty works, and how it can be alleviated if only person A or country A follow their formula which is really rather insulting not to mention mother bleeping stupid.

It's like being told by your rapists, murderer, cultural appropriator how to live a more ethical and virtuous life.
 

Bellum_Romanum

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Interesting video with a slight pro-India narrative despite the obvious drawbacks of the supposed advantages India have. But the video also shows Interesting data between India and China in terms of each countries graduate level students preferences, loyalty, love of country.

 

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India also signed a deal with France to build several EPR nuclear reactors. Although the deal assumes a large part of the work will be done by Indian industry. Which I see little chance of happening. But they also have a deal with Russia for nuclear reactors as well. At least four I think. And two of those are supposed to begin operations next year.
 
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Excuse me?

Up to 60°C temperature and the next best thing is to commit oneself to Coal power, which is like S level Greenhouse gas source. And I dont want to be rude or anything but I bet my pp that india's coal plants are nothing like chinese ultra high temperature 1700°C super clean ones but more like legacy anglo empire shit....


Jai Hind, Bhakt Barat.
 
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