Occidental Flame
Banned
The new Cold War seems to have aspects of a battle between civilizations rather than ideologies. Writers like Voletov talk of the war in Ukraine as a war between European civilization and "Bolshevic slavery" (clearly "Bolshevik" is a euphemism for "Asiatic" since he says the war began before 1654 AD). Ukrainian mainstream politicians are often talking about how "Ukrainians are fighting for Europe" or how the "civilized world stands with Ukraine". The previous cold war had these elements too, with 1989 Polish, Check and Slovak protesters using slogans like "Back to Europe!".
But in the West, the Cold War was seen as a victory for capitalism & democracy and not a victory of European Civilization over Asiatic Powers. What would need to happen for the West to see Cold War as a victory for the Western Civilizations. What would be the impact on the rest of the world.
I'm guessing that it would mean with less emphasis on victory of "democracy" there would be no need to support (even in lip service) such things like the Palestinian elections in 2005 when noted terrorist organisation Hamas won power through elections.
But in the West, the Cold War was seen as a victory for capitalism & democracy and not a victory of European Civilization over Asiatic Powers. What would need to happen for the West to see Cold War as a victory for the Western Civilizations. What would be the impact on the rest of the world.
I'm guessing that it would mean with less emphasis on victory of "democracy" there would be no need to support (even in lip service) such things like the Palestinian elections in 2005 when noted terrorist organisation Hamas won power through elections.