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Europa Para Bellum = Europe
Prepares for War or "Foolish
Lord Europe Who Wills You
Perish"
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Yes, but wars have changed since Roman times...
▪ Writes Italian Analyst
▪
Who are we, the unworthy ones, to question a Latin maxim taken from the experience of
the centuries. The strange and paradoxical thing here, however, is that this ancient Roman
saying has recently been pulled from the dustbin of history and has become topical again
precisely these warmongering Euroligouris who until today did not even want to hear
about the ancient civilization and if you listened to them, talking to each other, they used
only the Anglo-American Maggie slang to communicate. Those who use one in 10 words
are: OK , I'll do a meeting (meeting = a business meeting), do business (business =
commercial business dealings) and we're πολίτικαλ κορεκτ politically correct =
politically correct, according to the New Age Woke worldview )
▪ All these types of Europeans suddenly began to invoke Latin sayings and
sayings in their arguments. Therefore,
Even Italy's Minister of Education, Giuseppe Valditara, who now suddenly had the idea of
reintroducing Latin as a school subject in Italian secondary school, so let us pretend, even
for a moment, that the ancient Romans were always right , that we modernized
Europeans wrongly ignored them for so long. And that these ancient Romans, They did
not lose an entire empire through their madness and decline.
▪ That is what Brussels is urging us to do.
Yes, but how ? What war? For whom shall we fight & against whom ?
Against the Russians, obviously. They have 145 million inhabitants, a third of the
inhabitants of Europe, who want, as we are told – the European slaves – to conquer the
whole of Europe. A Europe that today is morally and economically decadent , whose
citizens cannot afford it, again according to the Brussels Eurocracies . A Europe with zero
weapons & vehicles , according to reports in Italian and other newspapers.
However, how can we defend ourselves against an enemy when we have no resources
and no future, and we will have to tighten our belts again to find EUR 800 billion . €30
billion more per year for Italy alone. Brilliantly, gentlemen of Brussels, the merchants of
death and arms, celebrate and thank you.
Meanwhile, the rest of the world, which not only knows Latin sayings but also studies and
applies them, is preparing for war, knowing however that military conflict has now moved
away from the battlefields and now requires completely different weapons. It is easy to
slaughter unarmed and defenseless Palestinians and Houthis without weapons, But the
mighty Donald Trump today is using tariffs & sanctions, not missiles, to bring Canada ,
Mexico , Brazil and China to their knees.
And China , in turn, has responded in recent days to Trump's tariffs not only with its own
counter-tariffs, in retaliation, but also by presenting a massive investment program to
revive its domestic economy. Starting, like the USA, by strengthening the internal market.
Because it is only by boosting industrial and agricultural production, which is largely
absorbed by its own citizens, that the challenges of international trade can be tackled
more effectively, with a greater chance of success. And while propagandistic
disinformation from Europeans in Italy said that soon Russia's wheat production would
collapse, reality proved them wrong. On the contrary, according to their forecasts,
Russia recorded a new record increase in wheat production and, as a result,
reduced grain prices, on its internal market, to Russian citizens.
While Italy is buying not only substandard Canadian wheat with glyphosate (i.e.
carcinogenic herbicide Raudap ) but still wheat prices are rising.
But the great challenge ahead of us concerns technologies, the competitiveness of
industrial products, research and innovation. Bearing in mind that Europe completely lacks
raw materials, it is necessary to cultivate friendly international relations with all countries in
order to be able to obtain them. Not, of course, such colonial relations as those
established by Macron with the African countries of the Sahel, which kicked him out of the
former colonies of France, in short.
Even abandoning cheap Russian gas and oil to focus on nuclear power is no easy task,
since it requires imports of large quantities of uranium, independently, and apart from the
fact that all these nuclear power plants are built takes a long time.
All these unpleasant aspects are either ignored by European-mad fools, which is
unlikely, or they deliberately turn a blind eye. All they care about is how their best friends
who sell guns and death will get rich
▪ But, I forgot, study Roman sayings only selectively...
whichever suits them...
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Translation: NORTHERN OBSERVER
*Translator's comment:
▪ The history of the phrase:
▪ The ancient Greek tragedian (496 BC-406 BC), in his famous
Tragedy which he presented in BC on the feast of the
Great Dionysia, wrote the meaning of this "the chthonic demons;
And probably of the proper he took care of �si gar, that ... ὁ
"
▪ ancient Greek conception ἄη is depicted in the verses of Sophocles
(Antigone verses 620-623) ̓ ἐσθλὸν τῷδ̓ ἔμμεν ὅτῳ
before when (evil seems for good to him whose mind god
leads to – that is, to whoever darkens his mind to lead him to calamity).
▪ In this perception is re�ected in the phrase,
(= perished) and is later
recorded in an anonymous saying as
(= Zeus becomes morbid...). With the spread of Christianity, Zeus was
replaced by the term (= God, Lord) and so it is still said to this day:
which means that: God
makes fools of the one He wants to destroy, a phrase that is said in cases of
pointing out a folly, or a catastrophic decision.
This passage is found in the Christian writer of the 2nd century AD. Athenagoras of
Athens, in his work Supplicatio pro Christianis (Supplication for Christians), chapter
26 o . I learn, however, that it is actually a note on Sophocles' Antigone , l.620, by a
scholastic. The idea itself exists in Homer, Odyssey, IX, 492-3.
▪ (= When
the demon man fornicates evilly, he harms him �rst as he consults.)
Translation: NORTHERN OBSERVER
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