@jeremiah
According to an internet search, it wasn't just the death of one leader.
"The total number of European deaths during World War II is estimated to be approximately 52.2 million, based on a comprehensive compilation of data from various sources.
This figure includes both military and civilian casualties across all European countries involved in the conflict."
Basically the entire current population of Italy.
Since that time, no one seems to have done much of anything except quit having families of population replacement size and descent into various kinds of socialism and torpor.
If the people wanted something else, there were (and still are) surely enough to do something about it but the evidence indicates otherwise.
@jeremiah
Understood. Fully agree. The Europeans just laid down and surrendered for a bit of welfare.
Feminism also completely crushed any chance of an european revival. I personally think we're living in the twilight of the original white european bloodlines. It's the end.
@amerika @jeremiah
It was all one big long conflict in stages, all created to decimate europeans.
The french revolution (caused by economic crisis), napoleonic wars (to try to fix france post-revolution), WW1 to destroy the germans and the Austro-hungarian empire, which ended up crushing the ottomans and Russia badly too.
WW2 was just the continuation of WW1 when the germans tried to fight back against the jews who enslaved and humiliated them.
I agree that WW1 was what truly crushed the west.
