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Tatjana's avatar

"Yet this was nothing but colonial seizure, a mental occupation. Westernism is collaborationism — cooperation with the occupiers." - This is the exact point!

I can confirm it from a standpoint of a Slavic nation which was enslaved when absorbed into Western/Roman Catholic sphere around 10th century, it came with agressive (bloody) Christianization, from Bavaria. The irony was that many people on our territory have already been Christianized from followers of Konstantin/Cyril and Methodius. They were invited by Moravian prince and their followers went on missions in all directions where Slavic people lived. (We know that from scriptures in Glagolic alphabet, mostly carved in stone.)

Polish king in Gniezno (I think it was Mieszko I.) also had the option to chose Christianization from Bizantium or Rome, but he chose Rome because he wanted to "belong to Western civilization". In my interpretation: he thought he (and other Polish nobility) would be accepted into the club of masters - but now we can see what Poland has become: a puppet, a proxy. Poland lost its sovereignity 1000 years ago, thanks to a stupid king. Orthodox Christianity was violently forged from terains around Krakow, and also Moravian and Czech territories.

Since then, half of the Slavic people have been stuck in the Western sphere of influence, and we keep getting shattered into smaller and smaller nations - brothers are easily to be set against each other. This is what we saw in 90s war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and this is exactly how Ukrainian ultranationals were manipulated against their brothers. And slowly, they are cutting us of our roots, trying to persuade us that we are someone else. Recently, someone was trying to convince me that Slovenian people are actually Germans! (I know German, and therefore I exactly know what the difference between us is. Language is the mirror of our roots and our national soul.)

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Joshua Cook's avatar

Powerful and true: “No materialism, no atomism, no nominalism, and no individualism are contained in the Greco-Slavic identity.”

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