The Story Of Nations

There aren’t a whole slew of reasons why someone should be reading /pol/, but every once in awhile I like to give it a glance. This time, I stumbled upon a graphic titled “The Story of Nations” that I thought was really interesting. Supposedly, someone from Reddit found it in an old textbook and posted it in the_donald.

Regardless of where it came from, it has a pretty unique insight into how some of our ancestors even knew what was coming. Let’s break it down:

The Story of Nations

1. The people go from CHAINS to spiritual faith
2. From SPIRITUAL FAITH to courage
3. From COURAGE to liberty
4. From LIBERTY to abundance
5. From ABUNDANCE to selfishness #Rise of Secularism
6. From SELFISHNESS to complacency
7. From COMPLACENCY to apathy
8. From APATHY to dependency
9. From DEPENDENCY and degeneracy back again to bondage

All recorded history proves that the rise and fall of every nation has followed the above pattern.

The “Welfare State” and the “Federal Handout” were used by power hungry Social Planners to destroy every great civilization.

So we were, accordingly to the original creators of this image, at 7 to 8. Meaning, this was around the time when complacency was already common place (sounds about right given the graphics design), and apathy was leading to dependency (which has now taken a full stranglehold).

I’d argue that America has gone even further, being at 8 to 9 now (dependency & degeneracy). Hopefully the authors are right, that is not too late to stop the clock. But only time will tell.

The Story of Nations can also be boiled down pretty easily with the following:

9 to 1: Tough Times

Make

2 to 3: Strong men

Create

4 to 5: Good times

Make

6 to 8: Weak Men

Create

9 to 1: Tough Times

ad infinitum

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