I am trying to explain by logic how the Dark Modernity arose we have today.
The Germans now start changing their view onto history by another step. WW1 is not their fault by being all more complicated...
It is a step by step process and they will tell you about your University degree and bad grammar on the way.
#wegotstuck
#cyberpunkcoltoure
PS: The core idea can be pinned down to the conclusion when the German Teacher talks in the first 10 minutes about the Balkan region, notoriously known for resisting foreign tyrannic rule over centuries, that their sovereignty caused conflict. The kind of human the Germans derive from having several names over time all considered the European coltoure in need of order enforceable by even worst acts of brutal inhumane crimes. That even reflects into their spelling: Cult creates culture.
Yes, a notorious book burning occurred on October 18, 1817, during the first Wartburg Festival in Eisenach. Fraternities threw mocked writings, reactionary literature, and authoritarian symbols into a bonfire to protest censorship and advocate for a unified, liberal Germany.
They rewrite history. Hearing that Teacher we can witness another attempt.
Yes, the question of who caused World War I was seen completely differently in the past, and the historical debate has shifted drastically over the last century. Immediately after the war, the narrative was driven by political blame, which gradually shifted into theories of collective failure, before swinging back to focus on German aggression.
I am in Germany a Paranoid Schizophrenic and there is no investigation against BKA. The reason why I am off medication and not in a closed mental institution is only superior military training in combination of not fearing medically induced scary Officers. I see them as the junkies they are... and let them know.
I am a Spartan among men and they are Übermenschen to rule us all.
What a fit
#neversurrender #dethbeforedishonour
PS: Yes, culture was originally spelled colture in Old French.The word traces its roots to the Latin colere (meaning to till, cultivate, or inhabit). In the 12th century, this evolved into the early French spelling colture to designate "cultivated land". By the end of the 13th century, under the influence of the Latin word cultura, the spelling transitioned to culture
Ici, ca l'europe. Nous ne change pas. Nous ne reterait. Nous libere ou mourir.
NO DICTAT!
