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A model of civil war as riots, local fights, secession, insurgencies, and coups layered over decades.
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Civil war as episodes
A model of civil war as riots, local fights, secession, insurgencies, and coups layered over decades.
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"...be one event. But it will be a series of violent episodes over 10, 20, 50 years. Okay? Does that make sense? So, let's..."
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"They succeed. And guess what? They have their own army. Their citizens are armed. Okay? But they'll most likely be attacked by other states..."
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"...have behind the scenes conversations with the guests and also the episodes that we've never ever released. And so much more. In the circle,..."
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"...know your thoughts down below. Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. Hit the bell notification. Catch me on Substack, CapitalCosmos.Substack.com. And I will..."
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"...economically. All right. So Iran, once this war ends, becomes the episode of two major trade networks. Okay? The first is something called the..."
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"...because of satan and that's what's good okay so that's the episode saying this is"
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"Okay? But the most famous episode during the Second Punic War, is when a Carthaginian general named Hannibal Barca. Okay? He's in Spain, and..."
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A June 2024 lecture arguing that the next American civil war will not repeat 1861.
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