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Quo Vadis, Europe: A New Dark Age or the Next Renaissance?

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By Alex Tokarev
| HotAir Verified
Europe today resembles a civilization that has forgotten not only what it once was, but why it ever existed. There is something tragic, Shakespearean, about watching the slow eradication of nations that produced Aristotle and Aquinas, Dante and Da Vinci, Newton and Einstein, the Renaissance and the industrial age. Andre Rieu playing the violin while the continent burns. Spoiled by prosperity generated by their entrepreneurs.
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What's Worse — Authoritarian Capitalism or Democratic Socialism? | The Daily Economy

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By Alex Tokarev
| The Daily Economy
You’ve no doubt heard the horrifying stories of dictators who abused their people for personal gain or sheer cruelty. Stalin’s Great Purge, Mao’s engineered famine, and Pinochet’s brutal torture of dissidents are just a few notorious examples. If all dictatorships are hell, a difficult question remains: which offers the better odds of survival, or even prosperity? Is it a dictatorship that tolerates some free-market capitalism, or one built on socialism?
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Quo Vadis, Europe: A New Dark Age or the Next Renaissance?

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By Alex Tokarev, Georgi Harizanov
| European Conservative Verified
Europe today resembles a civilization that has forgotten not only what it once was, but why it ever existed. There is something tragic, Shakespearean, about watching the slow eradication of nations that produced Aristotle and Aquinas, Dante and Da Vinci, Newton and Einstein, the Renaissance and the industrial age. Andre Rieu playing the violin while the continent burns. Spoiled by prosperity generated by their entrepreneurs.
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