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Oceanic currents are natural historical forces that cannot be stopped by negotiation once they begin; they end only when they run out of energy.
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Hurricanes
Oceanic currents are natural historical forces that cannot be stopped by negotiation once they begin; they end only when they run out of energy.
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Hurricanes do not have a single start; currents are always in motion, and empire formation already begins energizing future borderland hurricanes.
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"...cannot stop them. Okay? This war in Ukraine, it is a hurricane that will engulf all of Europe. This war in the Middle East,..."
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"Okay. What starts these hurricanes? Or what starts this process? All right. So, if you look at an ocean, you will discover that these..."
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History is not a cycle, and it is not a line moving politely toward truth.
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