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🚨🇩🇪 GERMANY: WE TRIED “ONLY POWER MATTERS” ONCE, IT DESTROYED EVERYTHING A world where only power matters always starts by crushing small countries, then moves up the food chain, and eventually eats the giants too. Germany tried this once. It ended with ruins, guilt, and a global warning label.... show more

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