Revisiting Projection of Conservative Values Outside of Political Influences

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Aug 18, 2021 at 11:26

30 days later, when revisiting this premise of potential responses delineating supposed 'conservative' values in the European theater, and especially considering that the sampling appeared to be prejudicially chosen to serve the observations instead of being used as a basis of an uninfluenced survey; the wondering here is what was the real goal of projecting a limited understanding of the sampled population: which influences of Europe is to be trusted: a post Merkel Deutschland or a post Western France ala Macron?
With the most unseemly collapse of the American 46th Administrative Chief Executive's policies and the Western wall of Romanized republican democratic-socialistic governance crumbling in tandem, the oriental reorganization of eastern empires and emirates appears to take on extreme challenges that Europe now seems ill-prepared to independently confront; and the youth of Europe have no models of conservative strength to draw from.
The cauldron that is the Middle East is now left to a differing set of circumstances and Western influences no longer appear to have the requisite moral standing to confront the immediate challenges of the Afghan conquest and its results, let alone the future that the CCP now appears to be advancing in development from the east. This could bode well for the upcoming year of the dragon and the influence it might have in the American presidential tournament in 2024. Those influences are already seen; this is what confronts Europe in its search for independent viability in a changing world.

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