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Peter Zeihan made a video about Turkey's rise, and his comments are full of Turk-hating idiots and pathetic self-hating losers.

 
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Are the relations between Türkiye and Arab countries the same like with Iran? Also those were different times.
Besides:

"Bakan Güler, Türkiye'nin sınır komşusu İran'ın tutumunu eleştirdi.

Güler, "İranlı dostlarımızla konuşuyoruz 'Bak kardeşim şu noktadan karşıya geçtiler, şuraya gittiler takip ediyoruz. İHA'dan, SİHA'dan bakıyoruz. İranlı dostlarımız cevap veriyor 'Biz oraya baktık orada hiç kimse yok'. Bu hoş bir yaklaşım değil. Tabii ki rahatsızız" ifadelerini kullandı."


Iran is not our friend or ally, why should we help them?

He writes it like Iran wants good relations with us but we don't want.
I wasn't condoning the whole post; I don't agree with the general point; He's a eurasianist propagandist. Just pointing out the finesse of diplomacy used in the past.
 

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A young Muslim guy from an Indo-Ugandan background who is unapologetically pro-Palestinian, is currently leading in polls for the Democratic primary (internal party election for the parties nominee) for mayor of NYC. If he wins the mayoral race, that will be one of the first shots across the bow for what the future of the democratic party and liberal/left politics might look like in the US moving forward. There's clearly a gulf developing between the the masses in liberal cities and their elites, along a number of fault lines but the issue of US support for Israel is a tense one.



 

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A young Muslim guy from an Indo-Ugandan background who is unapologetically pro-Palestinian, is currently leading in polls for the Democratic primary (internal party election for the parties nominee) for mayor of NYC. If he wins the mayoral race, that will be one of the first shots across the bow for what the future of the democratic party and liberal/left politics might look like in the US moving forward. There's clearly a gulf developing between the the masses in liberal cities and their elites, along a number of fault lines but the issue of US support for Israel is a tense one.



Dems have 22% approval rating and they still haven't budged ideologically; it's a circus. They get so much money from their billionaire donors that they don't feel the need to respond to popular pressure. They're fine with losing and being the performative opposition while getting the bag.
 
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