World War 1 Explained in 6 Minutes! (Causes, Events, Effects/Consequences) | WW1 | Mint Tree

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What about World war 2.......

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this guys skipped lot of parts where Germany was planning to attack USA through Mexico which led USA to declare wan on Germany. This might not be the actual reason to get into a war but thats an important one.

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The real macro reason was capitalist states fighting each other, this was a realignment of influence because of the dawning of colonialism being replaced with capitalism and liberalism still imperialism though but a different system which conflicted with the colonial powers.

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Where is Italy in the allied powers

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Around 1900:
There was an informal alliance of "English speaking races" taking shape, which was busy "informally nodding off" each others' conquests.
The logical conclusion with regards to that should have been that according to age-old rules, the answer would have needed to be to create an alliance of "non-English speaking...ahem...'races'..." (to quote the advocates of "English speaking races" ruling the world").
Logic/reasoning: "Balance of Power"-strategy, which is neutral and unbiased.
The fools were elsewhere.
From ROYAL PAINS: WILHELM II, EDWARD VII, AND ANGLO-GERMAN RELATIONS, 1888-1910 A Thesis Presented to The Graduate Faculty of The University of Akron: Edward in a letter to Roosevelt: 'I look forward with confidence to the co-operation of the English-speaking races becoming the most powerful civilizing factor in the policy of the world.'
An ancillary detail, which seems to have gone under in the clutter.
"Civilizing factor" of course, nothing else but the hooded language of these "few" to kill a few people every now and then, in order to gain themselves, while convincing millions that they were the 'good cops'...
A few key London leaders thought they could use their geographical advantage to divide the continent, and thereby always be in a position "to rule" during crises and wars. In the end they became overpowered themselves: In the reality of strategy, the Truman Doctrine was the de facto "division" of Europe by Washington DC. Note that in geography and in geopolitics "Europe" includes GB and Russia. Germany could be "kept down", and the old friend and ally Russia was kept out as a matter of doctrine.

"Orwell feared those who would deprive us of information. Huxley feared those who would give us so much that we would be reduced to passivity and egoism. Orwell feared that the truth would be concealed from us. Huxley feared the truth would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance. Orwell feared we would become a captive culture. Huxley feared we would become a trivial culture, preoccupied with (feelings). As Huxley remarked ... the civil libertarians and rationalists who are ever on the alert to oppose tyranny 'failed to take into account man’s almost infinite appetite for distractions.'..." Neil Postman.
Huxley is less well-known, but far more correct.
The information, sufficient to understand "what happened" (in history), and "what is happening today" (news/headlines) is out there. But "what happens/is happening" is drowned out by a cacophony of irrelevant information, leading the overwhelming majority of people to simply "switch of"...simply repeating "narratives" in order to fit in with their surroundings.
Majorities ending up thinking their own "narratives" are the only correct ones.
Mission accomplished.
That is what strategists aim to achieve.
"Divide and rule/conquer."
Europe has been "divided" and "ruled" over for more than a hundred years.

Huxley points out how being confronted with millions of ancillary details, to confuse and divide cause most people to simply switch off...
Today, the problem is not that there is too little information which is "controlled by a few 1%-ters" (Orwell).
The issue is there is too much clutter (Huxley).
Huxley correctly points out that leaders don't really have to hide/burn much with "Operation Legacy"-style deceit, one just has to make it too boring or complicated to read for the overwhelming majority of citizens of a country. That makes the deceit right out there in our faces.

Those so convinced pay the taxes to bankroll the "cops", while the profits have always been raked in elsewhere.
Of course (reality) "military industrial complexes" have existed ever since the first blacksmith realized he could earn more by selling swords to a rich king, rather than to sell ploughs to poor farmers...

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