Germany

Hypothesis on German Involvement in The World Wars

By reading the works of Kant, Hegel, Marx, Einstein, and Hitler, a common theme is that they think differently from the rest of Western Europe (UK, France, Italy, Spain).

This is because they were never Romanized.

After the Fall of the Roman Empire, the heart of Europe shifted to Venice. From there, it shifted to Spain, then to France.

This is why events in France, such as the French Revolution of 1789 and 1848, affected other European nations especially Germany. In other words, Germany is metaphysically subordinate to France. This is proven by their defeat in both World Wars.

Russia in turn is metaphysically subordinate to Germany as proven by Catherine the Great and the relatively quick liberation of Eastern Germany.

Both the German and Russian oversoul have being un-Romanized as a common feature.

The cause of most of the problems in Europe from the 18th to the 20th centuries was the Mercantile system which now manifests as the system of speculation in commodities, stocks, and futures.

This system began in England and Amsterdam and was applied to the top and bottom of society. And so, their people learned to join the system by being speculators. For example, even Isaac Newton speculated in stocks.

In contrast, the French and Germans seemed to adopt the Mercantile system from the top and the knowledge did not trickle down to the masses.

And so, when inflation came, the poor was caught in it as the losers instead of being part of the winners that caused the inflation. They would then need someone to blame and so they would either blame their monarchs or the rich people (bourgeoisie).

The poor English and Dutch on the other hand would blame their bad luck for losing in their gambles. It would be natural for them to attribute their loss to a lack of skill or intellect.

This is most obvious with Americans who have since come up intellectual tools like algorithmic trading, predictive machine learning, and the Black-Scholes model just to improve their gambling.

This explains why there were far less protests against the US government than the French or German governments in the 19th and 20th centuries.