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Reset Germany: Breaking With An Exhausted Ruling Class
Reset Germany: Breaking With An Exhausted Ruling Class
Authored by Frank-Christian Hansel via American Greatness,
Germany is not, in the first place, suffering from an economic crisis, an energy crisis, a migration crisis, or a crisis of state. Germany is suffering, chiefly, from a crisis of its elites.
More precisely, Germany is suffering from a crisis brought on by that milieu which regards itself as the country’s morally, intellectually, and administratively legitimate leadership class but which has, for years, sustained a regime of reality-avoidance, self-congratulation, and rhetorical substitutes for genuine action.
The misery...
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